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Helen Russell
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What should we make of Denmark and happiness?
The latest episode of The Global Denmark Podcast is live, where cohosts Ed Ley and Thomas Mullhern sit down with bestselling author and happiness expert, Helen Russell.
Helen is a journalist, speaker, and author of \\u201cLeap year\\u201d, \\u201cGone Viking\\u201d, \\u201cAtlas of Happiness\\u201d and the international bestseller \\u201cThe\\xa0Year of Living Danishly\\u201d.
In the wide-ranging conversation, we explore what it means to live danishly, how Helen defined happiness before and after coming to Denmark, societal and individual happiness, the benefits of a growth mindset, keys to successful communication, and incorporation of happiness approaches from around the world.\\xa0