Many experts are on record saying the key to happiness is doing a job you love, but what about the place you return to after a day’s work? Shouldn’t it factor just as highly in the happiness stakes? The truth is loving where you live does contribute to mental health and wellbeing – and thankfully, living in a grand waterfront mansion isn’t a prerequisite to happiness on the home front.
Take me, for example: I don’t live in the height of luxury, my kitchen is dated and I’d certainly love a pool in the backyard. Yet, of the 10 places I’ve called home in my life, it’s also the house I feel happiest. A large reason for that is the location, and the fact I love the region in which we live. Psychologist, author and “Chief Happiness Officer”, Dr Timothy Sharp knows why this is key.
To read the rest of this article, please click here
