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How to be happy

Adrian Furnham

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It pays to be happy. Happy people live longer and, by definition, happier lives. They make better decisions and have more fulfilling relationships. They also make more money, being as much a consequence of happiness as a cause.

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It pays to be happy. Happy people live longer and, by definition, happier lives. They make better decisions and have more fulfilling relationships. They also make more money, being as much a consequence of happiness as a cause.

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It pays to be happy. Happy people live longer and, by definition, happier lives. They make better decisions and have more fulfilling relationships. They also make more money, being as much a consequence of happiness as a cause.

Key concepts: Happiness, Psychology, Social psychology, Aesthetics, Art

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