There Is No App For Happiness: Max Strom at TEDxKC

Max continues to inform, inspire and wow us with the importance of his message. He is a wise teacher and a beautiful human being.

Max continues to be one of my favorite YOGA teachers and a man who is on a journey from his heart to make the world a better place. I also recommend reading his recent book "A Life Worth Breathing"...the teachings of which has enhanced my life and yoga practice.

To all Max Strom fans, the Buddha B Yoga Center in Washington, DC will be hosting him on October 20th, 2012 for two 2 hour workshops (10am-12noon & 2pm-4pm). Sign up to reserve your place and get the early registration discount Spaces are limited. Go to: (click on the workshops tab)

Max is a force that can help you change the quality of your life

Wonderful -

absolutely stunning. I have thought the same way for a while now but its fantastic to see somebody else verbalize it. He touches on so many deep truths.

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Max Strom will be at The Still Point Yoga (Howard County, MD) on Friday, Aug 23rd for an amazing workshop and book signing of There is No App for Happiness. He visited the same studio last November and people are still talking about how wonderful he is. I believe there are only a few spots left. You can sign up at thestillpointyoga and click on workshops.

most inspiring ,one of the greatest  and meaningful Ted talks

The lack of happiness in our society is not due to increase of technology but due to increased pressures for mostly middle and lower class people to make a living and have time to simply be.

he says that 1 in 4 women are on antidepressants while the men are not far behind. This would give the listener that women are more depressed than men. Well, according to stats, the suicide rate for men is far higher than for women. This skews the antidepressant usage numbers. This is misinformation based on what is not said. Women at the least are getting help even if it is through medication which is less than ideal

Fantastic talk ,so simply presented yet so deep & meaningful ,thanks so much Mr.Storm

Simple yet compelling talk! :)

Look! Mr. Kruger from Seinfeld is alive!

Go Max !

More choices, less happiness.

Yoga? Breathing? Looking inside yourself for answers? Self awareness? Sounds like Sadhguru.

It appears that happiness is spiritual in nature... "The happiness of man is in the fragrance of the love of God. This is the highest pinnacle of attainment in the human world. How preferable to the animal and its hopeless kingdom!" - ‘Abdu’l-Bahá, Universal Peace

Gah the volume is so low on this video I can barely hear it in my headphones :(

Wonderful!

Wonderful!

Love this guy !

Krishna, the Buddha, Moses, Socrates, Jesus, Mohammed, Max belong in the same sentence.

He is such a great speaker and his voice is amazing

Heck no max!! No body talks anymore..it’s a weird thing to do in this society

This is more applicable than ever right here, right now.

A brilliant talk. i love the calmness,accuracy and depth of max' teachings.

The pandemic forced some people to pause... I wonder what many learned

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Superb, So well said. and true. Thank you.

From what I am learning of Polyvagal theory, a sens of safety is at the base of happiness

Max has hit the nail right on the head!!! It's sad really.

3 Imperatives towards Happiness: 1.Self-Awareness, 2. Learn & Think about your Lifespan, and 3. Learn, Study, & Practice on a Regime that heals & empowers you.

These talks never get old! When listening I can't help to think that we learn these teachings in the Bible!

yes there is farmville....lol

His soothing tone helps a lot.

THANK YOU MAX❤️🎁👍I select your app because of your calm voice.
Your Breathing techniques are SOOO useful and lowering blood presure is very SPECIAL. 🤸‍♂️🌷🙏🌟🕊

This voice is so calm and soothing.. 🤩🤩🤩

Happiness is the reward for seeking no reward. -- inspired by Thomas Keating

It happened to me, overwhelming happiness just fell down on me, or I walked into it. It was in my preschool years and it was wonderful. It returns to me from time to time, not as often as it used to be.