What this study teaches us is that well-being doesn't come from a constant pursuit of happiness. Happiness is a bonus, a little extra, a cherry on top—it's not the foundation of a fulfilling life.

Mark Schulz has spent the better part of a decade leading the world's longest running study on happiness. This is what its ...

My truth. I was not — and could never be — enough. Unless I quit the chase and gave myself a chance. What I had disguised as a quest to better myself, to find the lasting happiness I was ...

Some thrive when both come together. And for some, happiness remains a mystery not yet explained by science. But this study offers a path forward. Instead of forcing everyone into one model ...

Happiness is not a feeling. Feelings are evidence of happiness ... We need to understand them by paying attention to them, studying them as if they were happening to another person, to be aware ...

Ice Cube joined NewsNation’s “On Balance” to talk about how youth can find happiness in the world. He said he believes ...

The 2010 study found that money could only boost ... of happiness," he said in the statement. "Money is not the secret to happiness, but it can probably help a bit." Aimee Picchi is the associate ...

Sterling had not returned the most recent survey ... Lessons From the World’s Longest Scientific Study of Happiness. When you buy a book using a link on this page, we receive a commission.

Meanwhile, a country’s level of conservatism and self-enhancement had not impact on the relationship between advertising and happiness. In accounting for the study’s results, Griffith ...

Happiness is a positive emotional state that influences various clinical outcomes, including depression. Previous studies have shown that humans have a baseline happiness level, which remains ...

The easy answer, according to Robert Waldinger and Marc Schulz, authors of "The Good Life": No, money will not buy you happiness. That's according to the findings of the Harvard Study of Adult ...

A new study from the Wharton School released Tuesday found that the correlation between wealth and happiness does not plateau, but rather as people get richer, they get happier. “The results ...