Study Reveals Happiest, Unhappiest Careers Based on Satisfaction

A study in Estonia looked at how happy people are at their jobs.

They found that feeling like you're making a difference and having freedom are key to happiness, not just a big paycheck or important title.

The happiest people work as clergy, healthcare professionals, and writers.

Those feeling unhappy work in sales, as waiters, security guards, or in jobs with strict schedules.

Even some managers aren't happy due to stress and a lack of control.

The study showed that people who are self-employed are happier because they have more flexibility.