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Psychologist identifies key daily habit for lasting happiness

A psychologist has identified a simple, one-minute daily habit that is a strong predictor of lasting happiness. This habit, according to research, is often overlooked by individuals seeking self-improvement. The finding comes from a long-term study involving participants from Harvard University. AI

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Psychologist identifies key daily habit for lasting happiness

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Mark Travers, Contributor ·

    A Psychologist Reveals The ‘Happiest Habit’ Of All Time

    Psychologists say this one-minute daily habit predicts lasting happiness more reliably than almost any self-improvement routine — and most people skip it.