Mental health
from24/7 Wall St.
3 months agoI've hit every financial milestone, yet I feel empty - am I sacrificing real happiness for more digits?
Money is a tool, not the end goal; finding true happiness beyond financial milestones is essential.
Gretchen Rubin's newsletters, including "5 Things Making Me Happy," "5 Things To Try This Month," and "5 Things Not To Miss," have attracted over 1.3 million subscribers, providing insights and practical tips.
Blanchflower and Oswald (2004) found that individuals who reported higher rates of sexual frequency also reported higher levels of perceived life satisfaction, suggesting a direct correlation between sexual activity and happiness.
When they looked at purchases under $10,000, it wasn't a television or a watch that impacted their life the most. Instead, spending money on surprisingly simple things like fresh fruit and sparkling water has made a dramatic difference.