(Entertainment-NewsWire.com, July 22, 2014 ) Oakland, CA -- It's been more than a week since psychologists from the University of Virginia, led by Professor Timothy Wilson, published their research – "Just think: The challenges of the disengaged mind". After several experiments with different subjects, the shocking revelation was that: "Most people seem to prefer to be doing something rather than nothing, even if that something is negative."
In one of the more recent blogs posted on their website, kitchen tool brand Finesseur shares their insights on the results of the experiment and people's behaviour towards "being left alone with their thoughts". According to the blog, people's receptiveness to the opportunity for mind wandering is related to their emotional, rather than their physical state. Simply put, happy people enjoy having time to think alone; unhappy people don't.
Aside from differentiating between what happy and unhappy people tend to think about, the blog also makes suggestions on how one's life can be improved and made happier.
In support of the post, Allison Montgomery, Finesseur's spokesperson says: "Rising up to the challenges of our very demanding world is quite stressful for many; that's why being happy requires conscious will and deliberate effort. People who have spare time are really lucky because they have the golden opportunity to use the time for enriching and uplifting their lives. They just have to embrace the time and choose to do things that they will enjoy, help them relax, and make them happy."
Ms. Montgomery adds: "As a kitchenware provider, we would like to encourage people to consider cooking as more than just a household task, but a gratifying hobby as well. It's no secret that one sure way to cheer yourself up is by cheering someone else up. When you know how to cook, you can satisfy not only your food cravings, but your family's and friends' too. What better way to spend spare time, right?"
Aside from offering premium quality kitchen products, Finesseur continuously strives to connect with its customers through their website blog and other third-party sites like Facebook and Pinterest.
About Finesseur
Finesseur brings fashion design, precise engineering, and top quality craftsmanship together in American kitchens. Finesseur believes kitchen tools should be not only functional, but also inspirational.
