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Too Much Happiness? Resisting The Self-Help Craze in Denmark | NBC Left Field
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4:45Now PlayingDenmark has been consistently ranked in the World Happiness Report among the top three happiest countries in the world, owing, in part, to the presence of a stable government, access to free high-quality education and health care, and relatively low income inequality. But as the pressure to keep striving for more happiness and success intensifies, Danish author Svend Brinkmann argues that a healthier approach might be to reject the self-help craze and learn to say "no."
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