Each day, we're tasked with making decisions that have the potential to change the course of our lives, whether it's something as small as what to eat for lunch, or as big as what job we should apply for.

And with so many competing priorities pulling us in different directions on a daily basis, like family, work, and our health. It can feel difficult to make decisions that

actually align with what we care about most. I'm Emily Falk, in my new audiobook, What We Value,

I'll teach you how the brain makes decisions, and we'll explore the hidden calculations that can

lead to more purposeful, fulfilling choices. Find what we value on

pushkin.

There's no way around it.

Sometimes life is tough, awful even.

Bad things happen all the time, whether it's an unanticipated health problem, a new relationship

woe, or dire news on the job.

Sometimes these nasty circumstances result from our own behaviors and choices, and sometimes

they have nothing to do with us whatsoever.

Every day, people become the victims of random accidents, natural disasters, or even unprovoked

attacks.

In the aftermath of awful events like these,

it's easy to feel upset and broken.

And when things are really bad,

you can even start wondering

whether you'll be able to pick up the pieces of your life again.

It is so fabulous to be back in Miami

in this beautiful city and this beautiful weather with you beautiful people.

This spring, I was invited to host a discussion at the World Happiness Summit in Miami.

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