"Are you a happy middling?" - R.S. Vern, creator of HAEE and the other middlings

Feb. 5, 2013 - PRLog -- If your answers to the above questions are yes, you could probably be one serious middling.

Middling Industries define middlings as middle class people living in the city who have a relatively comfortable standard of living. They place great emphasis on independence, respect the non-conformist and have great concerns for the environment. They may appear well rounded but have insecurities locked within.

Middlings live among us but essentially feel apart from it all. We often ask ourselves this: “Are we not as happy as those who are much better off in this world?”

Middling Industries launches a free app (Middling) which allows users to rate just how middling one is. Users go through a series of 10 trivial questions to determine if one is
• a serious middling,
• a moderate middling,
• a not-so middling, or
• not a middling at all.

Download this simple and functional app on Apple Appstore (http://www.tinyurl.com/middlingapp4ios) or Google Play (http://www.tinyurl.com/middlingapp). Get to know more about Haee and the other middlings, watch book trailers and buy books on this app.

Middling Industries is collating the results globally to find out which city/ country has the most number of middlings. So remember to send your results to Middling Industries at middling@middlingindustries.com. List down your name, country of origin, city of residence and your result. Look out for the results on their news blog at www.middlingindustries.wordpress.com.

Middling Industries is the creator and publisher of "HAEE and the other middlings" - a book trilogy series by R.S. Vern. The company tells stories, dreams and hopes of everyday working man. Many of us strive to have a perfect life, a perfect career, a perfect family and a perfect home. But as plain ordinary humans, we think it’s all right to make mistakes, be born differently or feel un-achieved at times. Just be honest and happy with ourselves. Carry on dreaming. Never stop searching.