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Jen Hancock - The Humanist Approach to Happiness
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What does it take to lead a happy and productive life? Author Jennifer Hancock, author of
The Humanist Approach to Happiness
, will share her wisdom on the God Discussion show.
Jennifer is the former executive director for the Humanists of Florida Association. In addition to her work on
The Humanist Approach to Happiness
, she is also the writer and producer of
An Introduction to Humanism
on DVD. She is the Tampa Humanist and Freethought Examiner for Examiner.com and writes a monthly freelance column about Humanism for the Bradenton Herald newspaper. Finally she writes the Happiness through Humanism blog and podcast.
The Humanist Approach to Happiness: Practical Wisdom
is the first book about how applying Humanism to your daily life can help you be a happier more productive person. It is primarily aimed at teens and young adults. The book basically says here are personal ethics, here is why they are important and here is why adopting a set will help you lead a happier more productive life. It is not so much a book about philosophy as it is a book about the pragmatic reasons why being a good person has benefits here and now. The emphasis of the book is on how to make better decisions before you decide to act.
Hancock's book has been added to the curricula at the Royal Military College of Canada for their Staff Development course. Additionally, the Unitarian Universalists Association is adding the book to its curriculum for character development, decision-making and ethics for youth.
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