happiness

Have you ever daydreamed about winning the lottery? Here are 5 tips to align you with the jackpot win!

Unsatisfied with work or just downright hate your job? Apparently a lot of New Yorkers feel the same way.

Recently, a study was published in the journal Nature Human Behavior that proved income can have a direct correlation on human well-being and life satisfaction.

The study was published by GoBankingRates.com, based on statistics compiled at Purdue University.

Economic, emotional, physical and social health concerns all factored in to the happiness quotient.

Appreciation for the little things in life is more important now than ever. Gratitude can change your psychological outlook and make you feel better.

You've probably seen all those stories and posts about ways to be happy or happier. Most of those tips can be summed up into one idea.

Feeling a little down? You can instantly put yourself in a good mood in a matter of seconds, and this short video will show you how.

It's Friday, which means it's another 'Would You Rather' Question from Matt and Naomi. This time we're talking about money and happiness.

People often ask me, "why is it that you sound so upbeat in the morning"? "Why are you in such a good mood when I hear you on the radio"? My answer is...coffee. Yeah, I'll drink about three cups by six am and perhaps another after that.

Everyone wishes they had more money. Most people want a little more money because they think they will be happier with that extra money. There are plenty of miserable rich people!

As the LOLCats would say, "I haz a sad". In a survey done by Gallup, the Utica-Rome area was 179 on a list of 188 on a  list of the happiest places in America. Being 10th from the bottom of the list kind of makes me feel sad.