The little joys of our lives, or what makes Hungarians happy
Generally speaking, both happiness and fulfillment are seen as a (long) residual state. What about the tiny happiness that surprises us unexpectedly and makes us smile, what makes us happy? The 90-year-old Medve cheese also asked Hungarian consumers this question, and Ráskó Eszter psychologist helps the brand in the analysis of the answers received.
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