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The Science of Well Being Measure Your Happiness, Again

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Exercise and sleep affect our well being. Exercise helps our body release feel-good endorphins that affect our moods. Our bodies need sleep to rejuvenate and invigorate our daily lives. No one is happy when they are sleep deprived. Track these practices this week and email us at thescienceofhapiness@gmail.com and share how these practices benefitted you or how they made you feel.


10 MEASURE YOUR HAPPINESS, AGAIN:

To see if this program (and doing the rewirement activity specifically) has helped you feel a little happier, we want you to retake your level of happiness using the same method you used at the beginning of the program.


On a scale of 1-5, how happy are you with your life right now?

RATE YOUR AUTHENTIC HAPPINESS: 1-5 Overall _____

RATE HOW HAPPY YOU ARE: 1-5 Overall _____


NOTE YOUR SCORES:

Write your survey results below and note today’s date here:_______

Rate your happiness level: 0 (lowest positive) - 10 (highest positive)

Positive emotions _____

Engagement _____

Relationships _____

Meaning _____

Accomplishment _____

Health _____

Negative emotions _____

Loneliness _____

Overall Well-Being _____


Compare your scores for each happiness level before and after the program. Your scores should increase over time. Remember some negative thinking/habits have been practiced for a lot longer than eight weeks. Reviewing the program over and over again will be beneficial in that you will create new thought patterns for well-being and shut down old thought patterns and negative thinking.


Click here to access the Google Doc version of this worksheet.


A note from a participant:

"After completing this program I knew I would never be the same again. Negative thinking and old habits only resurface when I am not being intentional about my work. When I am consciously practicing healthy habits and being purposeful with my exercises, I am aware of what I need to do. I recognize happiness as a mood that changes by my perception of events."


Reflections

Now that you have completed this abbreviated program, you have more tools to sustain your happiness. Recognizing what your triggers and stressors are will help you create a more sustainable plan for happiness. Reviewing and practicing these steps on a regular basis will help you create an environment of self awareness, which will help you redirect your energy towards a healthier you. To complete the entire Science of Well Being course, visit Yale University Coursera.


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