In this podcast episode, the narrator shares a story about her husband's coworker, Jim, who responds positively when asked how he's doing. This inspires the narrator to focus on the positive in life. The guest on the podcast is Robert Mack, a positive psychology expert. Robert shares his personal story of being unhappy and suicidal, but experiencing a sudden sense of peace and joy after attempting self-harm. He decides to postpone suicide and starts researching happiness instead. The guest suggests that there is a genetic predisposition for happiness and that everyone is wired differently. The reason for his sudden sense of peace after attempting self-harm is unclear, but he decides to start researching happiness and becomes an expert in the field. The narrator asks if the guest's experience could be a God intervention.

Positive mindset Happiness Suicidal thoughts Genetic predisposition Researching happiness