Immigrate to Portugal to understand the Portuguese: On the happiness index in Europe, where the maximum score is 10, Portugal's average happiness score is 6.6, second only to Germany and France. Happiness cannot be explained in just a few words, but it can be traced in various small aspects of daily life. Let us take a look at how the happiness of the Portuguese comes about.
A random survey conducted by a media outlet shows that most people express that they are currently very happy. One lady stated, "The current state of life is indescribably happy." Some people say that happiness can sometimes be very tangible, while at other times it is abstract like a utopia. An elderly man remarked that happiness is simply living together with his wife every day. Others rated their happiness, giving themselves a perfect score of ten.
The person who initiated the survey said that not everyone is like the Portuguese. An elderly man interviewed said: "Happiness exists within our souls. When faced with sudden disasters, we do not give up or change due to difficulties; we simply experience a decrease in life satisfaction. Our lives do not become unhappy because of this."
A happy society often drives high productivity in businesses. The interviewed white-collar workers also expressed that feeling happy indeed makes work more efficient, as they know what they want and can correctly understand themselves, thus feeling very happy.