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Psychologist: Guilt-free rest, savoring moments, and casual chats boost happiness

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A psychologist suggests that certain habits often perceived as unproductive can actually contribute to happiness. These include allowing oneself to rest without guilt, taking time to savor positive experiences, and engaging in casual conversations for the sake of connection rather than a specific outcome. AI

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Psychologist: Guilt-free rest, savoring moments, and casual chats boost happiness

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

    3 ‘Unproductive’ Habits Only The Happiest People Have, By A Psychologist

    Happy people rest without guilt, savor good moments and chat for no reason. A psychologist explains why these ‘unproductive’ habits boost well-being.

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