Tathastu is an ancient Sanskrit word meaning ‘So Be It’.  It is a form of blessing from Gods.  People prayed to Gods to have their wishes fulfilled.   If the Gods were pleased, they granted them and said, ‘Tathastu – So Be It’. It also has a deeper meaning that relates to Karma – efforts, and rewards.  Actions have consequences. We need to make right efforts to improve our life and bring more happiness in it. Often, it is difficult to even know what specifically are the issues and what we need to focus on to be happier.

My background is in data science and analysis. I worked for over 25 years in the Silicon Valley in California, designing marketing application systems to understand consumer behavior on a variety of data attributes. At the same time, I have been fascinated with the concept of happiness. What is happiness, what makes people happy, and what can they do to be happier.

I retired from my high-tech life in 2016. I decided to apply my training and experience in data systems and analysis to create a concrete, specific and facts based system for people to measure their own life on key parameters and improve their happiness. I came up with a system called Four Pillars of Happiness. I tested this theory for several years on myself and a few trusted others and validated it. It turns out that it is solid and holds. I began conducting happiness workshops after Covid-19 when people were facing a lot of anxiety These workshops have helped many people.

What You Will Learn

• Who am I? How to understand this perennial question.
• What is Life? Life is essentially two things – time and experiences. This concept is explained.
• What is Success? The prevailing notion of success. What it is and does it hold scrutiny?
• What is Happiness? It is an abstract concept with a million definitions. How to make sense of it?
• What are the Four Pillars of Happiness? These are the functional areas of our life that determine most, if not all of our life.
• How can we improve our happiness? It takes work. How to create your own happiness plan.
• Often life doesn’t change simply because we don’t do anything to change it. Strategies on how to improve life and make it a LittleBitHappier
• We will address all these topics in the workshop and conduct some simple exercises that you will find immensely helpful.

Register Now – It is free!

There is no cost to register. But you do need to register as there is space limitation. This place can hold only 22 attendees. Click here to register.

About Me

My name is Anil Aggarwal. I live in the USA. I am 72 years old. I have been studying and researching happiness for over 20 years. I have attended classes and workshops on Happiness and Positive Psychology at Stanford, Harvard and Berkeley Universities. I have developed and tested unique and measurable methodologies to improve our happiness. I share my learnings in these workshops.