Happiness at Work

How to maximize your psychological capital for success.
by Jessica Pryce-Jones

Do something difficult – it could even make you happy

By Jessica Pryce-Jones on July 8, 2010 in Happiness at Work

Mastering difficult things can make you happy, avoiding difficult things does not. Read More

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Jessica Pryce-Jones

Jessica Pryce-Jones is the CEO of iOPener, a human asset management consultancy and author of Happiness at Work.

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