Most people agree with the sentiment that money can't buy you happiness, but what if it actually could? Happiness expert Arthur C. Brooks shares how.
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Arthur C. Brooks, a social scientist and Harvard professor, has an interesting perspective on money and happiness, which he shares in his free"At low levels, money improves well-being.
"Anyone who acquires money can use it to buy some happiness, and do a little self-improvement in the process. If we don't have much, we can spend any extra cash on removing some of the stressors in our daily lives."
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