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✨ Discover the 8 secrets to a truly good life—because happiness waits for no one!
The Saad Truth about Happiness is a hardcover book published by Regnery Publishing in September 2023. It offers 8 evidence-based secrets to lead a fulfilling life, blending research with engaging storytelling. Highly rated and ranked among top self-help and philosophical books, it’s designed for readers seeking practical wisdom on happiness, truth, and freedom.





| Best Sellers Rank | #112,963 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #590 in Specific Philosophical Topics #640 in Self-Help for Happiness #1,069 in Mental Health |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 214 Reviews |
B**N
I am recommending this book to all my advisees
Gad is a happy person and his happiness is infectious. I believe that this is because Gad fundamentally values truth and freedom. These two words are foreign to far too many of my students, and, it is not a coincidence, that far too many of my students are not experiencing happiness. In fact, the single best descriptor of today's student is "lost". That is, college is no longer a place for students to "find" themselves but a place for them to lose themselves. Gad's book, which is well written and fun to read, provides students with stories, research, and evidence that will help them walk the walk with Gad to a happy life. Parents, if your child does not have an advisor that will recommend that he/she read The Saad Truth of Happiness, then buy it for them today. They can read it over a weekend, and chances are, they will see themselves as free and truth seeking people--and college will take on more meaning, and they will enjoy more happiness.
S**A
Worth a read!
Great book. Great author. Great read.
P**M
Range of ideas
Diverse research giving plenty of food for thought.
A**M
Gran libro que habla de la felicidad
Vale la pena leerlo ya que te explica mucho de la felicidad que viene dentro de nosotros y no de fuera
M**A
Ideas subjetivas con alguna que otra cosa rescatable.
El libro no es totalmente malo, tiene algunas reflexiones del Confucionismo y el Estoicismo que son interesantes. Pero no es un libro de divulgación sino simples visiones personales e ideas subjetivas vendidas como verdades absolutas. Honestamente y respetuosamente, no creo que el título "el profesor feliz" es un término correcto para el autor del libro como él presume serlo. Porque es difícil leer su libro y no pensar en sus opiniones viscerales sobre temas como el Islam, que el autor pregona en Youtube con tanta amargura. ¿Son esos comentarios señales de un hombre feliz? Volviendo al libro, la realidad es que el profesor Saad dista mucho de ser un pensador profundo, y en este libro lo demuestra. En momentos, parecía como si quisiera convertirse en un nuevo Jordan Peterson, haciendo listita de cosas que según él dan felicidad. En conclusión, no vale la pena leer el libro, además de que su forma de escribir es tediosa. Se nota una ausencia total de talento literario. Sin mencionar la subjetividad de sus ideas carentes de pensamiento crítico y llenas de errores cognitivos.
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