(Scene). Eugene, the central subject of our happiness film, is a British expat who moved to Dubai over 9 years ago, and has since founded a successful small business, Curiosity Lab, a child enrichment program where children are treated as the scientists of tomorrow, and in this video, he shares his story and insights about starting a small business in Dubai.
In this video, we're going to help you understand life as an expat in this unique and modern frontier city. Dubai is often considered the best place to live and work, and the UAE continues to cement its place as one of the most welcoming destinations for families. In this video, we'll dispel some of the most common misconceptions about Dubai and show you what life is really like in our film.
Love is always good, right? Khenpo Dr. Ngawang Jorden, Ph.D., discusses the sometimes adverse affects of love, and the importance of distinguishing (and controlling) human's "Main Mind" and the factors that can influence it, such as jealously and resentment, in this excerpt from our film. (Animation by Laura Martinovic @laurama.design)
Glenn explains how the average golf swing takes 1.8 seconds, so if you let 5 minutes of total golf action in a round affect your happiness, you may have a problem... Scene filmed at Emirates Golf Club, where we filmed part of the documentary:
New review of the movie. Herbert Paine, of BroadwayWorld, reviews Fairways to Happiness and provides an excellent, positive and unique critique of our film.
