With many Americans making New Year's resolutions to feel better and avoid burnout in 2015, a new national survey revealed that "New Jersey is ranked the 8th and "New York is ranked the #21 "Most 'Emotionally Recharged' U.S. states for 2015, according to the Lantern Emotional Balance Index."
To create this ranking, Lantern [www.golantern.com] -- a groundbreaking online and mobile tool for evaluating your mind health -- surveyed 3,000 Americans to determine how frequently respondents are taking action to renew, refresh, and recharge their emotional well-being.
Based on a survey period from Dec. 26 to Jan. 9, more "emotionally recharged" U.S. states have residents who regularly learn something new, share a moment of closeness with a loved one, have a meaningful conversation with a friend, do a good deed for someone else, or engage in other activities that help them truly rest, recharge, and unwind:
*** The Lantern Emotional Balance Index ***The Top 25 Most 'Emotionally Recharged' U.S. States for 2015
#1: New Hampshire (75% of residents are emotionally recharged)
#2: Indiana (73%)
#3: Louisiana (71%)
#4: Kansas (69%)
#5: Arkansas (68%)
#6: Nevada (67%)
#7: Georgia (66%)
#8: New Jersey (65%)
#9: Rhode Island (65%)
#10: Oklahoma (65%)
#11: Maine (64%)
#12: Maryland (64%)
#13: South Carolina (63%)
#14: Florida (62%)
#15: Connecticut (61%)
#16: Michigan (61%)
#17: Virginia (60%)
#18: Oregon (60%)
#19: Colorado (59%)
#20: Mississippi (59%)
#21: New York (58%)
#22: Illinois (58%)
#23: Kentucky (58%)
#24: Iowa (58%)
#25: Tennessee (57%)
NOTE: Shown in parentheses are the average number of state residents who have engaged in emotionally recharging activities within the past two weeks.
The Top 25 Least 'Emotionally Recharged' States for 2015
#1: Utah (40% of residents are emotionally recharged)
#2: Texas (41%)
#3: Alaska (42%)
#4: Arizona (43%)
#5: South Dakota (43%)
#6: Wyoming (44%)
#7: Massachusetts (44%)
#8: Washington (45%)
#9: Nebraska (46%)
#10: Vermont (46%)
#11: Alabama (46%)
#12: Delaware (47%)
#13: New Mexico (49%)
#14: Hawaii (49%)
#15: Montana (50%)
#16: West Virginia (50%)
#17: Missouri (51%)
#18: North Dakota (51%)
#19: Pennsylvania (52%)
#20: North Carolina (52%)
#21: Minnesota (53%)
#22: Idaho (53%)
#23: Wisconsin (54%)
#24: Ohio (54%)
#25: California (55%)
For residents of any state who are not feeling as emotionally recharged as they would like, Lantern [www.golantern.com] offers a free online assessment that evaluates your overall emotional well-being, tells you where you need to improve, and then matches you up with a trained professional to guide you through personalized daily exercises on your smartphone.
For more details on these fascinating survey results as well as the life-changing Lantern app, I'm happy to arrange an interview with Lantern CEO Alejandro Foung -- an expert in using advanced technology to support mental health.
Alejandro is available for in-person (San Francisco and New York), phone, email, and Skype interviews from Jan. 20 to Jan. 30.
Also, if you're interested in a guest article or blog post from Alejandro on the survey results and how technological tools can help reduce stress and anxiety, please let me know as well.
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With many Americans making New Year's resolutions to feel better and avoid burnout in 2015, a new national survey revealed that "New Jersey is ranked the 8th and "New York is ranked the #21 "Most 'Emotionally Recharged' U.S. states for 2015, according to the Lantern Emotional Balance Index." To create this ranking, Lantern [www.golantern.com] -- a groundbreaking online and mobile tool for evaluating your mind health -- surveyed 3,000 Americans to determine how frequently respondents are taking action to renew, refresh, and recharge their emotional well-being. Based on a survey period from Dec. 26 to Jan. 9, more "emotionally recharged" U.S. states have residents who regularly learn something new, share a moment of closeness with a loved one, have a meaningful conversation with a friend, do a good deed for someone else, or engage in other activities that help them truly rest, recharge, and unwind: *** The Lantern Emotional Balance Index *** The Top 25 Most 'Emotionally Recharged' U.S. States for 2015 #1: New Hampshire (75% of residents are emotionally recharged) #2: Indiana (73%) #3: Louisiana (71%) #4: Kansas (69%) #5: Arkansas (68%) #6: Nevada (67%) #7: Georgia (66%) #8: New Jersey (65%) #9: Rhode Island (65%) #10: Oklahoma (65%) #11: Maine (64%) #12: Maryland (64%) #13: South Carolina (63%) #14: Florida (62%) #15: Connecticut (61%) #16: Michigan (61%) #17: Virginia (60%) #18: Oregon (60%) #19: Colorado (59%) #20: Mississippi (59%) #21: New York (58%) #22: Illinois (58%) #23: Kentucky (58%) #24: Iowa (58%) #25: Tennessee (57%) NOTE: Shown in parentheses are the average number of state residents who have engaged in emotionally recharging activities within the past two weeks. The Top 25 Least 'Emotionally Recharged' States for 2015 #1: Utah (40% of residents are emotionally recharged) #2: Texas (41%) #3: Alaska (42%) #4: Arizona (43%) #5: South Dakota (43%) #6: Wyoming (44%) #7: Massachusetts (44%) #8: Washington (45%) #9: Nebraska (46%) #10: Vermont (46%) #11: Alabama (46%) #12: Delaware (47%) #13: New Mexico (49%) #14: Hawaii (49%) #15: Montana (50%) #16: West Virginia (50%) #17: Missouri (51%) #18: North Dakota (51%) #19: Pennsylvania (52%) #20: North Carolina (52%) #21: Minnesota (53%) #22: Idaho (53%) #23: Wisconsin (54%) #24: Ohio (54%) #25: California (55%) For residents of any state who are not feeling as emotionally recharged as they would like, Lantern [www.golantern.com] offers a free online assessment that evaluates your overall emotional well-being, tells you where you need to improve, and then matches you up with a trained professional to guide you through personalized daily exercises on your smartphone. For more details on these fascinating survey results as well as the life-changing Lantern app, I'm happy to arrange an interview with Lantern CEO Alejandro Foung -- an expert in using advanced technology to support mental health. Alejandro is available for in-person (San Francisco and New York), phone, email, and Skype interviews from Jan. 20 to Jan. 30. Also, if you're interested in a guest article or blog post from Alejandro on the survey results and how technological tools can help reduce stress and anxiety, please let me know as well.
