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Psychologist Recommends Short Trips for Happiness and Savings

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Psychologist Mark Travers suggests that frequent short trips close to home can significantly boost happiness and resilience. This practice is also highlighted as a cost-effective way to improve well-being, offering a dual benefit of emotional enrichment and financial savings. AI

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Psychologist Recommends Short Trips for Happiness and Savings

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

    A Surprising ‘Happy Practice’ That Will Also Save You Money, By A Psychologist

    Frequent short trips close to home are linked to greater happiness and resilience. A psychologist explains the research and how it can save you money.

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