Broken Escalators

The Counterintuitive Art and Science of Happiness

Author: Peter Haas and Carolyn Haas

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What if everything you thought about your own happiness was wrong? Discover the eye-opening myths and research that will change how you view promotion.

Did you know that circumstantial things like money, good looks, and geography only affect our happiness by about 10 percent? So what accounts for the other 90 percent? Did you know that people who survive traumatic events often report higher levels of happiness than people who don't? Even more intriguing, did you know that your prayers can actually reveal your "promotability"?

What if both Scriptures and scientific research could prove that the very thing you're praying against is the best thing for you? One of the greatest proofs of God's love is that He doesn't answer most of our prayers!

Mixing hilarious storytelling along with stunning research, Pastors Peter and Carolyn Haas reveal the brain games that regularly sucker people into bad moves, jobs, and relationships.

But which myths do you still believe? Get ready to laugh your way into a whole new theology of promotion.

About the Author

Peter and Carolyn Haas are the Lead Pastors of Substance Church - a media-oriented, multi-site church based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, that is growing globally. They both travel the world encouraging and equipping church planters and pastors, as they serve on the Lead Team of the Association of Related Churches (arcchurches.com). Carolyn serves on the board of One Hope (onehope.net), and Peter writes and performs with Substance Variant, the electronic dance music project of Substance Studios. (substancevariant.com). The Haases and their three adult children currently reside in Minneapolis, MN. Check out their other books, Pharisectomy, and the forthcoming sequel to Broken Escalators, titled Future Bin. Peter and Carolyn Haas are the Lead Pastors of Substance Church - a media-oriented, multi-site church based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, that is growing globally. They both travel the world encouraging and equipping church planters and pastors, as they serve on the Lead Team of the Association of Related Churches (arcchurches.com). Carolyn serves on the board of One Hope (onehope.net), and Peter writes and performs with Substance Variant, the electronic dance music project of Substance Studios. (substancevariant.com). The Haases and their three adult children currently reside in Minneapolis, MN. Check out their other books, Pharisectomy, and the forthcoming sequel to Broken Escalators, titled Future Bin.