The most valuable thing in modern life is time. That’s the conclusion from a Canadian study. Researchers found that spending money on a cleaner brings much more happiness than material goods of the same value. They asked more than 6,000 adults in the US, Canada, Denmark and the Netherlands, including 800 millionaires, questions about how much money they spent on buying time.
Spending money on a cleaner brings more happiness than buying goods
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