Get Vitality This Week - Thurs thru Sunday

Date: 26 March 2008
Tags: Thinking Yourself Slim, Olympia, London, special deal, Websites-to-Visit, Weight Loss, toilet, Vitality Show, presentations, Happiness and Friendship, Happiness Formula, Happiness Equation

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So, the Vitality Show kicks of this Thursday the 27th in afternoon. It will be great to see any of you if you are able to make it there!

We'll have a stand there so you'll be able to find us and I am giving two live presentations every day. One is on Thinking Yourself Slim and the other is on Happiness and Friendship

 

Here's the schedule:

THURSDAY 27th
18.00  Happiness Theatre: Happiness and Friendship
19:00  Health & Nutrition Stage: Thinking Yourself Slim

FRIDAY 28th
10:00 Health & Nutrition Stage: Thinking Yourself Slim
12:00 Happiness Theatre: Happiness and Friendship

SATURDAY 29th
14:00 Happiness Theatre: Happiness and Friendship
16:00 Health & Nutrition Stage: Thinking Yourself Slim

SUNDAY 27th
14:00 Happiness Theatre: Happiness and Friendship
15:00 Health & Nutrition Stage: Thinking Yourself Slim

  

The Happiness Equation

In 2004, I defined a 'formula' for Happiness for the Holiday company Thomson. Our research that led to the scientific equation reveals that a person's happiness is determined by three key factors:

  • Personal characteristics (including outlook on life, adaptability and resilience)

  • Existence Needs (including health, financial stability and community / friendships)

  • Higher Order Needs (beyond basic existence i.e. self esteem, expectations, ambitions, sense of humour):

P + (5 x E) + (3 x H) = Happiness

Personal Characteristics + Unhappiness Factors +
Happiness Factors
===============================
HAPPINESS

 

This was hugely successful and resulted in the equally successful Happiness Campaign. I had requests to present the formula from 26 countries around the world including Brazil and Canada and Korea!

In my Happiness Presentations at the Vitality Show this week I will unlock some of the secrets to long-term happiness. If you are not able to make the event and you want to find out more about Happiness then go to my web site www.petecohen.com. You can even do the Equation on-line and find out just how happy you are.

All the background information and an explanation of the research we did is all there for you to read.

So let us know how happy you are in the comments... Ecstatic? Miserable? Nonplussed?

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