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The Happiness PhD Project with Jackson Kerchis

Jackson Kerchis

An independent learning and research initiative to share practical insights for happiness from the arts and sciences.

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  • Jackson Kerchis

    I’m an ex startup CEO and zen monk who created the first Happiness Studies degree. I write and speak about Zen living, contemplative psychology, and the study of happiness. 70K+ have read or viewed my lessons on happiness.

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