FREE 30-MINUTE TRAINING
ON HAPPINESS SCIENCE

3 Questions
to Ask for a
‍Meaningful
Conversation

Understand anyone’s well-being profile—and help them see exactly what needs to shift, based on science, not feelings.

Whether you’re seeking to add to your existing professional toolkit or simply want to have better conversations with your friends and loves ones—here’s the science-based formula that breaks happiness into measurable components, so you can pinpoint exactly what helps someone flourish.

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FOR COACHES, THERAPISTS, BUSINESS LEADERS, AND FAITH LEADERS

Walk away ready to lead a constructive conversation about happiness

This is a science-backed approach that’s designed to complement your own training, strategies, and frameworks. It’s not about discovering how happy or unhappy someone is, but why they are unhappy and how you can help them move the needle.
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Your work always comes back to one thing: helping others live a happier and more meaningful life.


You've likely already mastered your own frameworks and strategies and can clearly see the struggles your clients or colleagues face. And you certainly don’t need to hear any more short-lived happiness hacks, epiphanies that burn off, or AI slop advice.

But what's often missing is a science-backed way to identify exactly where the happiness deficit lies—and what action is needed to change that.

That’s what we cover in this free 30-minute training.

Meet your social scientists

Bryce Fuemmeler

Bryce is a Senior Researcher at Vanderbilt University, where he studies human flourishing and directs Arthur Brooks’ research portfolio. Previously, Bryce spent four years at Harvard, where he led the research team for the Leadership & Happiness Laboratory.

Arthur C. Brooks

#1 New York Times bestselling author, professor at Vanderbilt University, and senior fellow at Harvard Business School, Arthur has spent the last 10+ years studying the science of happiness. He's the author of 16 books, including the #1 bestsellers The Meaning of Your Life: Finding Purpose in an Age of Emptiness, Build the Life You Want (with Oprah Winfrey) and From Strength to Strength, and writes the weekly The Pursuit of Happiness column for The Free Press.

Walk away ready to lead a meaningful conversation about happiness

This is a science-backed approach that’s designed to complement your own training, strategies, and frameworks.

‍It’s not about discovering how happy or unhappy someone is, but why they are unhappy and how you can help them move the needle.