The Philippines Ranked as Third Happiest Country in the World

It is a well-known fact that the Filipino people, along with their beloved homeland, have been through some tough times over the past year. With the drug war raging and the various political struggles they have witnessed firsthand, it is speculated that these individuals are pessimistic about the year ahead.
But this doesn't seem to be the case at all.

According to Gallup's annual year-end global survey, the Philippines ranked her third as the happiest country in the world, behind only Fiji and Colombia. road to first place 72

The survey, which polled 55 countries, highlighted general optimism among participating countries for 2018. The Philippines scored a net +84 on the survey's Happiness Index and a net +40 on the Hope Index, ranking it the ninth most optimistic country in the world.

Presidential Communications Secretary Martin Andanar said in a conference last Wednesday, January 3rd that the current administration would see to it that the Filipino people’s happiness will have a strong foundation by ensuring improvement of the economy and of the government as well.

Economic Optimism, Hope, and Happiness

Moreover, the survey reports that economic optimism has declined in recent months. The results showed that while 28% of the world are now positive about his outlook for 2017, economic pessimism is set two points higher. From the end of 2015 he sees a downward trend towards the end of 2017.

As for hope, just under 40% of the population surveyed believe he will definitely do better in 2018 than he did in 2017, and last year he was down 13 points from 2016. 2017. Finally, more than two-thirds or 59% of participating communities report being satisfied. This is down almost 10 points from 12 months ago. Last year was also considered a difficult year, with numerous terrorist attacks around the world, but the majority of all respondents were satisfied.

Third Happiest Country

Presidential spokesman Harry Locke said he was not surprised by the country's ranking. In a statement to the Inquirer, Roque said Filipinos are known as happy, resilient people who keep smiling in the midst of hardships, thus making the Philippines a top global happiness index. It's no big surprise to him that he's ranked #3 on the.

The innate hospitality of the Filipino people, along with the beautiful beaches and scenery, is he one of the main features that attracts foreigners. Digital nomads will surely find it easy to settle in with the help of friendly locals. In addition, the islands are now dotted with numerous coworking spaces . These shared offices are home to several dedicated resident professionals, always ready to welcome new members with open arms.

Freelancers and entrepreneurs are falling in love with the country's cheerful nature because it helps them overcome the loneliness that independent workers often feel. Many suffer from loneliness and isolation due to lack of presence and support from peers and peers.

An alarming increase in the number of affected workers has been observed recently, and psychologists and scientists have highlighted the potential dangers it poses. It can increase the risk of stroke, cancer and is just as threatening to health as lack of exercise. I overcame my isolation. To alleviate this, experts recommend working with other professional colleagues rather than isolating yourself.

Today, it is one of the most important factors that keep the coworking movement growing so rapidly. Filipino contagious happiness and unwavering hospitality have made the Philippines an even more desirable destination for colleagues.

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