Finland, the No. 1 happiest country in the world, is offering a free 'masterclass of happiness'—here's how to apply

Finland, the No. 1 happiest country in the world, is offering a free 'masterclass of happiness'—here's how to apply (via CNBCMakeIt)

Roberto Moiola / Sysaworld | Moment | Getty Imagesand has been since 2018. Now they're paying it forward and sharing the wisdom that keeps them in the top spot year after year... for free.

"A question we often get is: 'How are you so happy?' We believe Finnish happiness stems from a close relationship with nature and our down-to-earth lifestyle: it's not some mystical state, but a skill that can be learned and shared," Heli Jimenez, Senior Director, International Marketing at Business Finland, stated in the press release.

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