Why We Should Share Our Good News (Not Just Our Struggles)
A new study suggests that when people respond enthusiastically to our good news, we feel more grateful and closer to them—especially as we age.
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A new study suggests that when people respond enthusiastically to our good news, we feel more grateful and closer to them—especially as we age.
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Research suggests that being more mindful in our everyday lives can protect our health as we age—and even help us live longer.
After recovering from depression, we still hold on to negative information too strongly—and may benefit from cultivating more positive feelings.
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