What Bronze Medallists Can Teach Us About Happiness

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In a well-known study, psychologists asked people to look at medalists and rate their level of happiness based on their facial expressions. You would assume gold medalists will be at the top of this list, followed by silver and bronze. Yet, this was not the case. 

The findings were surprising. In fact, bronze medalists are generally more content than silver medalists, despite having finished behind them.

What does this tell us about the way that we approach happiness every day?