According to the UN Global Happiness Report, Finland has been named the happiest nation in the world for six years running. Around 150 nations are ranked in the research by the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network based on assessments of their average life expectancy between 2020 and 2022. Six important criteria, including social support, money, health, independence, altruism, and the lack of corruption, are used to generate the rankings.
Finland: The World's Happiest Country
Since 2016, Finland has routinely topped lists of the happiest nations in the world. All six of the crucial parameters utilized to establish the rankings gave the nation strong marks. According to the survey, Finland has a high level of general happiness and life satisfaction as seen by the tiny happiness gap between the top and bottom halves of the population.
Frank Martela, a philosopher and psychologist from Finland, contends that people's lack of comparison with others, love for nature, and sense of community are factors in their pleasure. Work-life balance is also prioritized in the Finnish way of life, which may enhance general happiness and wellbeing.
Masterclass of Happiness: Finland's Offering
Finland is offering a free "masterclass of happiness" to help travelers find their "inner Finn". The masterclass focuses on four key themes, including nature and lifestyle, health and balance, design and everyday, and food and well-being. Expert coaches guide participants through each theme, providing insights and practical tips for achieving greater happiness and well-being in their daily lives.
Top 10 Happiest Countries in the World
Finland consistently ranks in the top three nations on the UN Global Happiness Report, followed by Denmark
- Iceland
- Israel,
- Netherlands
- Sweden
- Norway
- Switzerland
- Luxembourg
- New Zealand
Due to its high level of equality and sense of duty toward social welfare, Denmark received a high score. Iceland's reliance on others and strong sense of community are credited with contributing to the country's contentment.
Ranking of the United States
The United States placed No. 15 on the list, just outside the top 10. Despite the US's high wealth and social support rankings, other elements like independence, charity, and a lack of corruption reduce the country's total happiness score.
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