The phrase 'encourage happiness' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you are wishing someone well and hoping that they experience joy and satisfaction. For example, you could say, "I wish you all the best and hope you are able to encourage happiness in all aspects of your life."
I love the Irish folk-singer's Zen-like distillation of an aspirational triptych that encourages happiness, courage and morality.
The beautiful thing is that if we get it right, this is not about men against women or women against men, this is about humankind and creating a better environment where ideas are listened to, where alternative ways of thinking are encouraged, where happiness is pretty high up the agenda too".
That is, Cromer doesn't use the music in ways we're familiar with — to encourage resolution, and happiness — but to emphasize the distance the characters feel in their separate prisons of ill health and distrust.
In the coming months, I will be sharing insights on more specific design elements and considerations that we can take to encourage health and happiness, and I look forward to a lively dialogue on how design strategies can help our nation address obesity, harmful chemicals, and other public health crises in our midst.
In addition to these results, the reflection about the demographic transition process that we are going through can encourage the adoption of some strategies by the government and professionals seeking to promote happiness for retirees.
What breaks my heart is that all my son was asking me for was to see my smile, to please me with a gesture of his own happiness and to encourage me to be happy with him.
And it's also likely that having high expectations for happiness may encourage someone to make unfavorable comparisons between what they experience and an imagined, ideal state of happiness, which can lead to frustration.
Why does the workplace not encourage a flow of happiness from person to person?
Happiness gurus encourage gratitude exercises.
According to Shawn Achor, the author of The Happiness Advantage, by making smiling a part of our everyday practice, we help our brains create happiness loops that encourage more positive-thinking patterns.
