Mark Anielski, author of The Eonomics of Happiness, shares his perspective about needing to encourage people to pursue what makes them happy. For me this ties to the concept of Gross National Happiness - a concept I first researched in 1999, and which inspired many of my present outlooks and actions. What is particular compelling about Mark's perspectives are the practical everyday common sense of living with purpose, rather than working and consuming to buy things we don't need to make impressions that won't last on people we don't care about.