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Their wordsMy own assessment of the evidence is that money alone cannot buy happiness, nor can spending money to acquire possessions make one happy; but having the money to pay for experiences with loved ones, to free up time to spend on meaningful activities, and to support good causes does enhance happiness.
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The aim should be lifelong progress toward being happier, not a search for pure happiness.
Their wordsDo not fall prey to seeking pure happiness. Instead, seek lifelong progress toward happierness.
Their wordsCultivate deep relationships through marriage, family, and real friendships. Remember that happiness is love.
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