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Here's why they're so "crucial," and how to incorporate them into your daily life, according to Martela. "It would be more accurate to say that Finland is the country that has the least unhappy people in the world," Martela tells CNBC Make It. For six years and counting, Finland has been the happiest country in the world . "When you help someone, when you [have a] positive impact on others, your own happiness and sense of meaningfulness increases," says Martela. "[A] strong sense of purpose also makes it easier to tolerate bad conditions," Martela says.
Persons: Frank Martela, Martela, Suneel Gupta Organizations: CNBC, Ohio State University, Harvard University Locations: Finnish, Finland
No matter how much we think we know ourselves and what we want, we can still feel unsure about what the next steps in our careers, and life overall, should be. Feeling trapped in a cycle with no sense of direction often leads to burnout. Take for instance, Suneel Gupta, who felt more burnt out than ever after exceeding his expectations by selling his wellness company for nearly $20 million in 2016. You can think of your center as your purpose that keeps you grounded even in moments of uncertainty; it's what's referred to in Hinduism as "dharma." Here are eight practices you can implement in your life to ground yourself and re-align with your purpose when you're experiencing burnout.
Persons: Suneel Gupta, Gupta, what's Organizations: Harvard University Locations: Hinduism
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