About the Author\nPaul Dolan is a professor and department head at London School of Economics and Political Science, has been a visiting scholar at Princeton University, and is on the U.S. National Academy of Sciences Panel on measuring national well-being. He is the author of Happiness by Design.\nBe ambitious; find everlasting love; look after your health—there are countless stories about how we ought to live our lives. These narratives can sometimes make us happier too, but they can also trap us. Here, happiness expert Paul Dolan draws on a wealth of evidence to bust the common myths about our sources of happiness and shows that there can be many unexpected paths to lasting happiness. By freeing ourselves from the myth of the perfect life, we might each find a life worth living.

Happy Ever After: A Radical New Approach to Living Well

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Dolan, Paul

Mental Health

Penguin

“Bold and original.” —Daniel Kahneman, PhD, bestselling author of Thinking Fast and Slow There are a slew of books on the market dictating programs for achieving happiness, but Happiness by Design is the first to explain that happiness ultimately depends upon our experience of pleasure and purpose over time—and everyone has their own optimal balance. Combining the latest insights from economics and psychology, renowned behavior expert Paul Dolan, PhD, shows readers how to integrate his ground–breaking paradigm into a practical plan for deciding, designing, and doing the things that bring them true happiness.

Happiness by Design: Change What You Do, Not How You Think

Plume

This is a new health economics textbook with a difference. It is based firmly in the discipline of economics and, as such, it fills a gap in the health economics market. But, unlike other texts in the area, it is very explicit about the distributive implications of economic models and it provides clear rathionale for public involvement in the market for health care. It separatesthe efficiency reasons for public involvement(based on notions of 'market failure') from the equity reasons(based on the views of society that health care should be distributed according to the notion of health needs rather than according to ability to pay). The book illustrates the distributional aspects of money flows in the financing and provision of health care, and discusses who are the gainers and who are the losers under different financing arrangements. A central part of the book contains a discussion of those techniques that are increasingly being used to aid decisions about how to distribute health care. Beyond the parameters included in economic evaluation techniques such as cost- benefit analysis and cost-effectiveness analysis, the book discusses some key ethical issues that are relevant for decision-makers when setting health care priorities.

Distributing Health Care: Economic and Ethical Issues (Oxford Medical Publications)

Business & Money

Olsen, Jan Abel

Industries

Oxford University Press

Happiness By Design

Allen Lane.

Be ambitious; find everlasting love; look after your health—there are countless stories about how we ought to live our lives. These narratives can sometimes make us happier too, but they can also trap us. Here, happiness expert Paul Dolan draws on a wealth of evidence to bust the common myths about our sources of happiness and shows that there can be many unexpected paths to lasting happiness. By freeing ourselves from the myth of the perfect life, we might each find a life worth living.

Happy Ever After: Escaping the Myths of the Perfect Life

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Happy Ever After: Escaping The Myth of The Perfect Life

True to Our Roots Fermenting a Business Revolution

Lane, Christopher

Finance

Blackstone Pub

Set against the colorful backdrop of the California wine industry, True to Our Roots is the story of how Paul Dolan led his California company, Fetzer Vineyards, to become a model for sustainable businesses everywhere. His respect for the environment, responsibility to his community, avoidance of chemicals, and humanistic approach to his employees will provide inspiration and guidance for executives and managers attempting to build or sustain a modern and healthy organization, balancing values while creating value.

True to Our Roots: Library Edition

Biography & History

Paul Dolan Has written this true story from the diary his girlfriend, Sibyl, gave to him, Saturday, March 11, 1944,... the day he left Drew Field in Tampa, with his B-17 crew, for combat in Europe. 
After the war was over, they got married. Years later she urged him to write about his war experiences based on the diary, so that they could leave it to their daughter and grandchildren. 
So, he started to write it. Sibyl passed away on September 3, 1997. A little over two years later, he finished his book.

A Bomardier's Story

Florida Hand Prints

Draws on insights from economics and psychology to argue that people must behave in happy ways to experience actual happiness, citing the importance of balancing a sense of purpose with environmental comfort while recognizing how to shift focus to overcome emotional biases.

Self-Help

Happiness

Avery

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Happy Ever After: A Radical New Approach to Living Well

Happiness by Design: Change What You Do, Not How You Think

Distributing Health Care: Economic and Ethical Issues (Oxford Medical Publications)

Happiness By Design

Happy Ever After: Escaping the Myths of the Perfect Life

Happy Ever After: Escaping The Myth of The Perfect Life

True to Our Roots Fermenting a Business Revolution

True to Our Roots: Library Edition

A Bomardier's Story

Happiness by Design: Change What You Do, Not How You Think