Dear Friends,

Happiness that matters most in all our lives.

The intrinsic and extrinsic factors that take care of our happiness in all walks of our lives.

Denmark is the happiest country in the world... Car prices are very high, so most people travel by bus and bicycle.

Restaurant prices are unaffordable, so they cook at home every day.

Regarding schooling, they start studying very late. They go to school only at the age of six. They finish their studies and graduate very late, at the age of 30. The bachelor's degree that we complete in three years is studied for six and a half years in Denmark. During their studies, they travel to gain global experience.

They undertake various projects. College education is completely free, and the government even provides students with a monthly stipend of $900.

Therefore, when they graduate at the age of 30, they come out with excellent global experience.

The salary for a painter and a cardiologist is the same. So, they can choose the job they like.

Those who don't want to become doctors don't have to become doctors for the sake of salary. They work only 35 hours a week. They can come home by Friday afternoon.

They don't eat lunch alone in their companies.
In their office work culture, everyone in the office from the top to the lowest-level employee, sit and eats together in the same room.

In their parliament, the Prime Minister, the Leader of the Opposition and all the MPs from all parties eat together in this manner.
To foster brotherhood among the people, the government has organized many clubs.
In the evenings, people can join various clubs to learn arts like chess, toy making, etc., or simply socialize.

The government has built many cooperative housing complexes, called Bofaellesskap- which I admire a lot. 

They accommodate 30 families. The rule here is that everyone can go wherever they want. Children run in and out of everyone's houses. You too can go to other people's houses without hesitation. Cooperative cooking in homes. One day a month, one household cooks for 30 families. They don't have to cook on the other 29 days. These 30 families will then remain good friends for life.

Denmark is a country that completely disregards money and luxury. It's a country that respects someone riding a bicycle more than someone driving a BMW. Therefore, many people would be embarrassed to call themselves rich.
They don't show off their wealth by buying and displaying possessions. The prevailing sentiment here is that people will dislike them if they do...

I am quite amazed to see how Denmark integrates this practice.