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🗓️ 29 November 2017
⏱️ 29 minutes
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Hygge is a key ingredient missing in many people’s lives. It may account for why Denmark consistently ranks in the top 3 for happiness worldwide. Today I speak with happiness researcher Meik Wiking. We discuss what Hygge is and how you can cultivate more Hygge in your life.
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0:39.3 | Hey, everyone. |
0:40.3 | Just want to give a quick intro on this episode. |
0:42.2 | Today, I spoke with Mike Viking, who is a Dane, of course, out of Denmark, and is a researcher at the Happiness Research Institute. |
0:52.6 | Also wrote a very enlightening, I guess you could say |
0:56.0 | book called The Little Book of Huga. And if you haven't heard, and the focus of the interview |
1:01.6 | today was Huga, Huga is essentially a Danish philosophy of happiness, coisiness, and |
1:08.7 | togetherness. And to put it really simply, it's something that I think |
1:12.7 | is missing from many people's lives, especially in American and other similar to Westernized |
1:17.8 | countries, which is you could maybe encapsulate it simply as time with friends or family |
1:24.0 | in a cozy, oftentimes preferably dim-lit or candle-lit environment where you have |
1:29.9 | good conversation and enjoy just the simple pleasure of each other, maybe some nice music, |
1:35.3 | some nice food again in a dim-lit room, and you just have that time to connect with people |
1:40.4 | not on your phone, not watching TV, not being stressed, not traveling all over |
1:45.0 | the place and doing a bunch of stuff, just in a cozy dimlet room, enjoying each other's company. |
1:50.0 | And I found this conversation to be very insightful and important for a number of reasons, |
1:57.0 | but again, one, because I think this is a missing ingredient in many people's lives, |
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