Happiness

“Happiness is not found or sought; it is built.”: Activate your natural Well-being chemistry

From the strategic vision of Choose Happiness School (CHS), happiness is conceived as a comprehensive model of high human performance. It is not an isolated emotional state or an abstract goal, but a measurable, trainable, and replicable system that integrates well-being science, neurobiology, sustainable habits, and life purpose.

Happiness, understood in this way, ceases to be a promise and becomes a conscious competence: an internal architecture that can be developed, strengthened, and sustained over time, impacting mental health, performance, relationships, and quality of life.

Happiness: A Scientific and Verifiable Model

At Choose Happiness School (CHS), we understand happiness as a construct supported by scientific evidence, articulated through three fundamental pillars:

  • Positive psychology: emotional well-being, engagement, sense of meaning, quality of relationships, and personal achievement.
  • Neuroscience: regulation of dopaminergic, serotonergic, and oxytocinergic systems, along with neuroplasticity processes applied to behavioral change.
  • Healthy productivity: sustainable performance without burnout, attentional focus, mental clarity, and intelligent management of personal energy.

This approach transforms happiness into a strategic and trainable competence, moving it away from abstract ideals and closer to a practical, measurable, and replicable model.

Happiness as an Executive Skill

In the CHS model, happiness is developed in the same way as any critical high-performance skill:

  • Emotional self-awareness
  • Stress management
  • Regulated decision-making
  • Physical and mental self-care habits
  • Effective interpersonal relationships
  • Growth mindset and connection to purpose

The development of these competencies leads to more resilient professionals, more cohesive teams, and emotionally healthy and sustainable work cultures.

Happiness as a Life Architecture

Designing happiness” is a structured methodology that allows each person to build their own well-being system consciously and sustainably. This approach is based on:

  • Comprehensive assessment of current state
  • Clarification of purpose and life direction
  • Design of sustainable routines and micro-habits
  • Training in mindfulness and emotional regulation
  • Evidence-based behavioral practices

The result is the development of individuals with greater mental clarity, emotional stability, and a solid sense of direction in their personal and professional lives.

Happiness as Organizational Impact

Happiness not only transforms individual lives; it optimizes entire systems within organizations. Its impact is reflected in:

  • More collaborative and cohesive teams
  • Leadership with greater emotional intelligence
  • Reduction in turnover and absenteeism
  • Increased engagement and productivity
  • Creation of psychologically safe environments

At Choose Happiness School (CHS), we train organizational happiness ambassadors: professionals capable of transferring these competencies to the workplace and turning well-being into a cultural and strategic advantage.

Happiness as an Essential Human Value

Although the approach of Choose Happiness School is scientific and rigorous, happiness remains, above all, a profoundly human experience. It includes essential dimensions such as:

  • Gratitude
  • Wonder
  • Genuine connection
  • Care for others
  • Sense of contribution

It is this dimension that transforms happiness into an ethical and human driver, and not merely a strategic or performance tool.

“Happiness does not depend on what we have, but on what we are capable of building with what we have.”

Inspired by the science of Sonja Lyubomirsky and the CHS philosophy.

A science and an art that is learned.

Happiness is neither a gift nor an accident.
It is the result of intentional thoughts, emotions, and habits that transform the way we live.
Positive psychology and neuroscience confirm that everyone can elevate their level of well-being by learning to manage their emotions, cultivate gratitude, strengthen relationships, and live with purpose.

Positive Emotions
Cultivate gratitude, optimism, and moments of joy.
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Engagement
Be fully immersed in meaningful activities.
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Relationships
Build authentic and supportive connections.
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Meaning
Feel that work contributes to a greater purpose.
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Accomplishment
Continuously celebrate achievements and progress.
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Three Myths That Hinder Your Happiness

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Happiness must be sought and found externally

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Happiness consists of changing our circumstances

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You were born with it or not...

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