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A survey called the Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index reveals which states are happiest. Full Article at LiveScience.com
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Of the personality factors, neuroticism took a toll on a state's cheery count, suggesting people living in the happiest states are more relaxed than their gloomy counterparts. Full Article at Lincoln Walks at Midnight
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Though you might not be able to run away from your problems, moving to another state could be good for the soul. New research suggests U.S. states with wealthier, better educated and more tolerant residents are also happier on average. Full Article at LiveScience.com
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Nashville has to find its trigger point if it wants to become a "Blue Zone," a place where people live longer, healthier lives, longevity expert Dan Buettner told a gathering of health-care leaders and politicians on Monday. Full Article at WBIR
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Rob Preston InformationWeek October 31, 2009 12:00 AM (From the November 2, 2009 issue) So how does Legatum get its arms around the sprawling concept of prosperity? Full Article at Information Week
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We reduce our problems to something Washington can fix ... It doesn't work that way. People live their lives locally.
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In many ways, Nashville is to health innovation what Silicon Valley is to IT innovation ... We need to find a way for the community to come together.
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It is crucial to unite stakeholders across the spectrum, from businesses to nonprofit organizations to government agencies, with a shared vision in order to transform the Nashville community ... Reactionary fixes will not work. We need a system-wide transformation that is individual-centered, focuses on...
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I’m pleased to see the heightened level of focus this event brings to improving the well-being of our citizens ... At the state level, it’s encouraging to see activities like this that set the bar for meaningful initiatives that can be adopted by communities all across Tennessee.
