The Pursuit of Happiness
Can we learn something from Positive Psychology about what to do in pursuit of Happiness?
Words That Change You · Martin Steinbereithner, Harry Kelev, Fritz Loewe, Piroshka Kacsa, Jakob Baer
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Music: Max Richter- Spring https://youtu.be/WaCib0B8T24
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Production: Martin Steinbereithner
Recording: Fritz Loewe
Mastering: Harry Kelev
Factchecking: Piroshka Kacsa
Music Selection: Jakob Dubi Baer
Creative Director: Philip Wolff