Time: The Pursuit of Happiness (Part V)

The Mansion of Happiness, a board game of the 19th century (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

And finally, we come to the end of Time's feature on happiness.

Part V: The Game of Happiness

It's another infographic! This tine it's set up like a board game -- but there's no rules or any real way to play. Instead, each spot on the board contains a fact, statistic, or tip concerning happiness at different stages in life: childhood, education, career, family, aging. It's a lot of what you'd expect: unplug, learn, volunteer, exercise, read, sleep, etc.

Because it's so simplistic and predictable, I don't have much else to say about it, but you should check it out and let me know what you think. Maybe you'll even come up with some rules for gameplay!

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