Can you guess? Most of us have to work, but the importance we place on our jobs and overworking is on us. It’s better for our health and happiness to make the most of our time and enjoy ourselves, and those who value their time stay happier longer. A study published recently by the Society for Personality and Social Psychology found that money isn’t a guarantee for happiness; instead, appreciating your time can provide a…
Want more happiness? Learn to value your time over your wallet
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