'I've the right to pursue happiness and the right to be unhappy from time to time. Unhappiness is a natural part of life,' says Meik Wiking, CEO of the Happiness Research Institute, Denmark. Photos: The Star/Muhamad Shahril Rosli
Since 2013, a 30-something Dane is paid to study happiness. It’s his job. Seriously.
“Working with happiness is a privilege. It’s the most interesting thing to study; why some people are happier than others,” says Meik Wiking, the chief executive officer of the Happiness Research Institute in Denmark.
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