The Lumberjack Paradox: Happiness in Unexpected Places

This chapter examines a survey revealing that lumberjacks experience the highest levels of happiness and the least stress among professions, while lawyers face the opposite reality. It discusses the significance of work environment characteristics, such as outdoor activity and job clarity, in shaping job satisfaction and stress levels. Through various examples, the chapter emphasizes the importance of proactively designing one's work experience to enhance well-being.

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