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Last chance to measure your Well-Being score

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Are you happy? As the heartbeat of the Northern Ireland we at Belfast Telegraph care about the overa

[BelfastTelegraph]( [large image]( Are you happy? As the heartbeat of the Northern Ireland we at Belfast Telegraph care about the overall sense of well-being and happiness in Northern Ireland. This is why we are conducting a survey to find out just that. This survey has been developed by Canadian Well-being Economist Mark Anielski. It is based on the science of well-being from studies of what people say makes them genuinely happy and joyful about life. All entrants will also have a chance to win one of ten £50 Amazon vouchers & can choose to receive an image of your results versus the rest of our readers. [I want to take part](  [INM](  [Contact us](  [Privacy Statement](  Follow us on [Facebook](  [Linkedin](  [Twitter]( --------------------------------------------------------------- ABOUT THIS EMAIL  This email is from Belfast Telegraph Digital part of Independent News & Media Group Limited. You received this email because you have subscribed to marketing from [Belfast Telegraph and partners](. To unsubscribe please [Click Here](  Copyright © 2021 INM Ltd | Belfast Telegraph House | 33 Clarendon Road | Clarendon Dock | Belfast | BT1 3BG | Company number 1908967 All Rights Reserved Â

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