Life gets better after 50: why age tends to work in favour of happiness
   Jonathan Rauch, author of The Happiness Curve, was relieved to find an
   explanation for his gloom – academics say adulthood happiness is
   good health and sound finances. Then he learnt about the happiness
   Academics have found increasing evidence that happiness through
   about spreading the word. He has written a book, The Happiness Curve:
   “The most surprising thing is that age tends to work in favour of
   happiness, other things being equal,” he tells the Guardian. “The most
   show happiness declining from youth through middle age, hitting a low
   relationship success, which leads to more happiness. Correcting for
   years later, his father, a stressed and overworked lawyer in his
   more volunteering work. “Now I feel grateful for the now,” she tells
   hobby or volunteer work.
   Because of the happiness curve, they’re often in a position where they
   and they want to work at not so difficult jobs which allow them to use
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