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The Road Not Taken: What Do People Regret?
We all carry the memories of unspoken words and missed opportunities. The quiet echoes of regret and the whispered reminder that perfection is elusive ...
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Why We Need Delayed Gratification
Researcher Arthur C. Books told the following story about how we all can benefit from self-control and waiting.
My father-in-law, with whom I was very ...
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The Rise of the Irate Customer
If you find yourself being more impatient than ever before when interacting with people in customer service roles—or if you’ve noticed other ...
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Happiness Expert Struggles to Find Satisfaction
Best-selling author Arthur C. Brooks is an expert on happiness research. But he also honestly shares about his own struggle with finding true satisfaction ...
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Does a Pay Raise Bring Happiness?
Does a pay raise bring happiness? Sometimes it will, but the level of happiness is often tied to how we compare our salaries to others.
According to a ...
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Isolated Tribes Find Happiness Beyond Materialism
People living in remote Indigenous communities are as happy as those in wealthy developed countries despite having “very little money,” according ...
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Why Are People Never Happy?
An insightful Aperture video reveals the sad reality that our happiness, or lack of, is always at a regular baseline. It only fluctuates slightly despite ...
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Many Dislike Tech Billionaires, but Envy Them
According to a survey, 37% of Americans think billionaires are terrible role models, and 49% said they have overall negative feelings towards them. And ...
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Rich More Likely to Steal from Self-Checkout
Theft—or "shrinkage" as the retail industry calls it—is a big problem for stores that use self-checkout kiosks. The machines have ...
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A Gen Z's Guide to Their Generation
A Gen Z journalist named Rikki Schlott wrote an essay to explain her generation to parents of Gen Z children. She called the essay “her best shot ...
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