Being financially well-off, having a successful career and good physical health may seem like the recipe for a happy and fulfilling life but without loving relationships that’s merely just a drop in the bucket. New research shows that having someone to rely on helps your nervous system relax, your brain stay healthier for longer, and reduces both emotional as well as physical pain. That’s why prioritizing family and friends over work and keeping them close by are key to living a long and truly happy life.
The key ingredient to a happy and fulfilled life
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