I’m featured in this article in the Guardian on the rising popularity of Chief Happiness Officers.
Category: Media
All about mass media
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Kafka and happiness
I am in BBC Radio 3’s very loose adaptation of Kafka’s The Metamorphosis called Mr. Rainbow. Here Gregory, Kafka’s main character facing a scary transformation, seeks advice from different experts – including yours truly.
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I’m in The Guardian (in The Bahamas)
When I was in The Bahamas last week, I did a radio interview and a newspaper interview with some really smart, passionate people.
You can hear the radio show here and see the two newspaper articles here and here.
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I’m a featured expert
I’m a featured expert on World HR Net, with an interview where I talk about what makes us happy at work.
I’m also in the papers in Denmark today:
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Catch me on CNN Turkey tomorrow
I just did a really fun interview for CNN Turkey. It goes out tomorrow at 4pm when they’re transmitting live from the conference I’m speaking at.
UPDATE: You can see the whole thing here. I’m on around 15 minutes into the video.
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Me on a Bulgarian talk show
Did I tell you about the time British happiness researcher Nic Marks and I were the featured guests on a Bulgarian talk show? They had a live band playing while we talked and we also got to play improve theater.
In short, it was awesome :)
Here it is:
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THAT goes on the business card :)
How awesome is that: This French article calls me le gourou danois du bonheur au travail.
Vive la France :)
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New York Post
I was in the New York Post this week:
My friend Rowan Manahan wrote to me that he liked the article but was sorely disappointed in the headline. After all, he said, NY Post is the newspaper that once ran the headline “Headless body found in topless bar” :)
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See my awesome interview with London Real TV
In January I was in London to promote the UK release of the updated version of my first book (Happy Hour is 9 to 5).
I had many great talks and interviews but by far the best and the most interesting was the hour I spent with Brian Rose at London Real TV. You can see the whole no-holds-barred interview above. Watch it!
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Fame, here I come :-)
I’m famous :-) This commercial is currently running on Danish TV and so far I’ve been recognized from it twice.
The ad is for a Danish union called Krifa, who distinguish themselves by focusing more on creating great work lives for their members and less on creating an adversarial relationship with employers.
Translation for non-Danes: “Our work lives change constantly, and we should be happy all along. In association with krifa, I’ve created podcasts, trainings, an ebook and a film that you can use to create more happiness and better results. See the film on krifa.dk.”
