The Happiness Project Book is Almost Here

We all want to be happy but how exactly does one go about becoming happy? This is a particularly vexing question because there are so many different, and sometimes conflicting, approaches to maximizing one's happiness. In response, Gretchen Rubin took a year of her life to test-drive the different theories using herself as both a guinea pig and a sample size of one. The result is her new book, "The Happiness Project":

Rubin weaves together philosophy, scientific research, history, analysis, and real-life experiences as she explains what worked for her—and what didn’t. Her conclusions are sometimes counter-intuitive – for example, she finds that money can buy happiness, when spent correctly – but they resonate with readers of all backgrounds.

Rubin's upcoming book promises to contain the same engaging and insightful writings (and tips) that have made her so popular in the blogsophere.

Amazon link for ordering (or pre-ordering): The Happiness Project: Or, Why I Spent a Year Trying to Sing in the Morning, Clean My Closets, Fight Right, Read Aristotle, and Generally Have More Fun