Happy Habits: A Happier, Healthier Life One Minute at a Time by Tal Ben Shahar, who used to be a Harvard Professor
Happy Habits:
A Happier, Healthier Life One Minute at a Time by Tal Ben Shahar, who used to
be a Harvard Professor

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10 out of 10
Tal Ben
Shahar https://realinibarzoi.blogspot.com/2025/09/choose-life-you-want-by-tal-ben-shahar.html used to be a quintessential Harvard
Professor, he may still teach there, though I doubt it, he has had the most
popular lectures in the history of that Ivy League institution, one in five
students were enrolled for his classes
You can
access those fabulous lessons online, on YouTube, where they are available free
of charge – or they may have changed that, I have not checked recently – they
can change your life, and they are also entertaining, for the professor mixed
in humor, stories, scenes from Seinfeld, De Generes, Pay It Forward, Dead Poets
Society
https://realinibarzoi.blogspot.com/2025/09/dead-poets-society-by-tom-schulman.html Dead Poets Society is an
inspirational feature, a fabulous classic, which has quite a few memorable
scenes, one has the teacher, Robin Williams in excellent form, and the class
climbing on top of their tables and one of the important messages was ‘Carpe
Diem’
the Rabbi
story, the one where this man comes to say he has troubles, then the wise man
tells him to put the hens, then the goat, and horse, whatever there was available,
and then to take all out, ergo the unhappiness transforms into gratitude, the
lesson being to be ‘happy with what you have’ Seneca knew that
https://realinibarzoi.blogspot.com/2025/08/the-tao-of-seneca-by-seneca-one-of.html in some ways, we have to find a
balance between the extremes, Happy Habits have to take into account another
rule, The Lasagna Effect, as the Harvard Professor called it, mixed in the explanations
we have personal tales, such as this one…
Tal Ben
Shahar’s favorite food is lasagna made by his mother, nevertheless, he could
not have that all day, every day, hence The Lasagna Effect, the need to keep to
Habits, but also throw in some change, by the way, I think he mentioned how you
could get into the habit of running, by making it easier, sleep with the sports
shoes near the bed
Perhaps
something like that…there is also a difference that puzzled me, with Sonja
Lyubomirsky https://realinibarzoi.blogspot.com/2025/01/the-how-of-happiness-by-sonja.html the latter is of the opinion that
the gratitude exercise should not be practiced daily, because it becomes
routine, in a negative sense
On the other
hand, Tal Ben Shahar, and others, believe in doing the ‘count your blessings’
every day, in writing is one way, expressing gratitude for good things that
happened during the day (or week, for Sonja Lyubomirsky) https://realinibarzoi.blogspot.com/2025/03/the-pursuit-of-perfect-by-tal-ben-shahar.html at the end, I will tell you about my
blog, here it is:
https://realinibarzoi.blogspot.com/2026/08/do-you-have-any-suggestions-how-to-make.html
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