What makes you happy? Is it a warm cup of coffee in the morning? A good book on a rainy day, or simply spending time with your loved ones? Happiness means many different things to many different people. And on our podcast, what makes you happy? We explore these little things that bring joy to people's lives.
In just five minutes, we have heart to heart conversations with people from all over the world, learning about their passions, daily routine. And their hobbies. We discover how they incorporate these little things that make them happy into their daily lives. So if you wanna add a little bit of extra happiness into your life, tune into what makes you happy Podcast and share it with a friend who could use a smile.
"What makes you HAPPY?", a popular podcast hosted by Jake Pearson.In this particular episode, the special guest is Richard Blank, the CEO of Costa Rica's Call Center. The core theme of the discussion revolves around how people choose to spend their 1,440 minutes a day—which is the exact number of minutes available to everyone in a single 24-hour cycle.Key Elements of the EpisodeThe 1,440 Minute Mindset: The episode focuses on mindfulness and intentionality. With 1,440 minutes in a day, it is easy to get caught up in stress, work, and distractions. The podcast challenges listeners to take just 5 minutes out of those 1,440 to consciously remind themselves of what brings them joy. Richard Blank's Perspective: As a business leader operating in a high-intensity industry, Richard Blank shares his personal philosophy on balancing corporate growth with individual and employee happiness, emphasizing how intentional time management shapes a positive life.The Podcast's Mission: Hosted by Jake Pearson, "What makes you HAPPY?" is built as a collection of short stories and interviews. It is designed to help listeners cultivate everyday happiness by examining the small, simple pleasures that people often overlook—like a warm cup of coffee or a good book.
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