Positive impact
Prof. Dr. Jorge R.
President of Academy of Public Policies & Ambassador at United Nations
Films that make us feel good have a positive impact on an individual's general well-being and mental health, creating a sense of happiness and emotional fulfilment.
Looking for a good feeling shouldn't be the main goal in life, as it can lead to complacency and hinder personal growth and development.
Participating in activities that provide a sense of joy and fulfilment can contribute significantly to overall happiness and life satisfaction.
The concept of a "culture of wellbeing" leads to unrealistic expectations of constant positivity and can ignore and isolate people struggling with mental health problems.
Society's emphasis on instant gratification and a sense of well-being can lead to a lack of long-term fulfilment and sustainable happiness.
The "feel good" phenomenon in marketing and advertising can lead consumers to make impulsive decisions guided by temporary emotions rather than rationality and critical thinking
Safety minded for our future leaders
1yThe culture driven by marketing is not a fulfilling one, we have to look within to find the true joy we so richly deserve, and determine what that means for each of us and keep working to expand the expectations for our lives.