”When I was a third year medical student, I became interested in the study of Human Hope—a passion that continued for 35 years in addition to my obstetrics and gynecology practice. During these decades of research, I discovered a mathematical equation that precisely explains the recipe for a happy life. Today, sharing this finding with others is my greatest passion.”

“The realization that our hopes, our hungers and our happiness are tightly linked together is what led me to conceive of the Triple-H Project LLC—an entity wholly dedicated to help create hopeful and happier communities—one encounter at time—regardless whether the setting or venue is at the workplace, civic gathering, or university campus”.

Not too long ago, a little boy in Lafayette, Indiana, who “had a bad day at school” and was also overwhelmed by “tons of homework”, called 911 to ask for help.  The dispatcher on duty, at the Lafayette Police Department, Ms. Antonia Bundy, without any hesitation, helped him over the telephone with his math homework. Luckily, it was not a busy day.  At the end, he expressed gratitude for the assistance and also apologized for the call—but added, “I really needed help”.

Public reactions and comments about this incidence were profuse. Many empathized with the boy; some blamed his parents, while others expressed anger over the little boy’s misuse of the public emergency line for a non-emergent triviality.