DON’T MISS OUT ON YOUR FUTURE HAPPINESS
Learn about co-founders Mercedes and Anastasia and the mission of Small Bits of Happiness.
Our mission is to help people of all ages find small bits of happiness in everyday, build happy habits, and boost parent-child/teen connection. We strive to create a community of finding happiness in the small moments of everyday.
Being a teenager is not easy; between hormones, added responsibilities, trying to find ourselves, friendship conflicts and more, it can be hard to feel happy. On top of all this, our world is filled with war, climate change, post-pandemic life, and endless stress. We get it. As teens, we have found easy ways to find happiness in daily life, with teen-approved hacks and products, for teens by teens. Our co-founders were inspired to start Small Bits of Happiness after their own experiences with the struggle to feel happy, and the growing pains of teenagehood. Now, they want to help everyone feel just a small bit happier.
Mercedes is a teen who is passionate about helping other teens find small happiness in daily life. She is the producer and co-host of podcast, Hack Your Happiness, and the editor of all Small Bits of Happiness media videos. In addition, Mercedes is a contributor to various magazines across North America, writing on the subject of happiness and parent-teen connection.
Co-founder & CEO
Anastasia Korngut is a passionate and talented fashion designer, and is the head of the Small Bits of Happiness designs department. Her work focuses on intentional innovation – creating products that elevate one’s daily mood. In addition, Anastasia heads social media, and co-hosts the podcast, Hack Your Happiness.
Co-founder & COO
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In Canada, people under the age of 30 ranked 58th in the world regarding happiness. This trend is also apparent in the USA and in many western European countries. Canada exhibits continuous negative trends, pre-dating the pandemic, and going into 2022. Females aged 13 and 15 have demonstrated a negative trend of wellbeing for over a decade, prior to the pandemic. After the pandemic, females aged 11 have also exhibited a negative trend.
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