Seminar Series: Discover the Danish Secrets to Happiness

In a world filled with stress and uncertainty, achieving genuine happiness at any age and in any life stage, is fundamental for our overall well-being and sense of fulfillment.

For over four decades, Denmark has been crowned the happiest country in the world, but why and how can we learn from them?

In this Meetup Live Seminar Series led by Jessica Joelle Alexander, bestselling author and Danish happiness expert, you will learn some of the most coveted happiness secrets that will change your life today. Backed by scientific research and 20 years experience, Jessica shares the acronym REACH-Reframe, Empathy, Authenticity, Community, Hygge. You will walk away from this Seminar with the secrets to lasting happiness.
Plus get your questions answered in the Q&A!

Course modules 📝

• Reframe
  What is reframing and how to implement it daily
• Empathy
  Learn empathy life hacks and why they works so well
• Authenticity
  Uncover why an honest approach to life will make you happier
• Community
  Explore how “obligated togetherness” will improve your life
• Hygge
  The real secret to Danish happiness and how to apply it today

📝Agenda:

• Presentation (1 hour)
• Q&A session (30 minutes)

**TWO FREE BONUSES** =>

✅ Recording of the live event to all paid registrations

✅ Online Happiness worksheet

Space is limited, so reserve your seat. The Zoom link will be added to the event page the day of the event. It will only be visible to registered attendees.

Tickets for Meetup Live seminars are non-refundable.

About Jessica 👀
Jessica Joelle Alexander is a Bestselling Author, Danish Happiness Expert, Columnist, Speaker and Cultural Researcher. Her work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, BBC World News, Time, Vanity Fair, NPR, Salon, The Atlantic and many more. Jessica's books have been published in over 33 countries. She has been a spokesperson for LEGO and gives talks for places like Google and The World Bank on the secrets of Danish happiness around the globe. She currently researches and writes for UC Berkley’s Othering and Belonging Institute and has a 4th book coming out this year. Jessica speaks 4 languages and lives in Copenhagen with her husband and 2 children.