Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Dr Nick V. Baylis FRSA (based in Cambridge, England) loosely describes himself as a well-being explorer, teaching what he calls ‘the skills of well-being’ in educational, healthcare and business settings, the world over.Though the first person to teach Positive Psychology in the UK, Baylis might also claim to be the first insider to critique the new approach as entirely inadequate for understanding and transforming lives. Baylis prefers to explore the applications of what he calls Well-rounded Well-Balanced Well-being - a multi-disciplinary, passionate approach that endeavours to reach far beyond Psychology and Science, so as to integrate into those perspectives the practical insights from the Arts, Faiths, Philosophies, Therapy and Education.His basic view is that happiness skills can be learned. It is not money, fame, nor success which brings happiness, although one needs a certain minimum amount of money to attain the basics of life. He considers relationships, sleep, flow, exercise and attitude towards outside stresses as important to happiness.. }
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- Nick_Baylis abstract "Dr Nick V. Baylis FRSA (based in Cambridge, England) loosely describes himself as a well-being explorer, teaching what he calls ‘the skills of well-being’ in educational, healthcare and business settings, the world over.Though the first person to teach Positive Psychology in the UK, Baylis might also claim to be the first insider to critique the new approach as entirely inadequate for understanding and transforming lives. Baylis prefers to explore the applications of what he calls Well-rounded Well-Balanced Well-being - a multi-disciplinary, passionate approach that endeavours to reach far beyond Psychology and Science, so as to integrate into those perspectives the practical insights from the Arts, Faiths, Philosophies, Therapy and Education.His basic view is that happiness skills can be learned. It is not money, fame, nor success which brings happiness, although one needs a certain minimum amount of money to attain the basics of life. He considers relationships, sleep, flow, exercise and attitude towards outside stresses as important to happiness.".