Intellectually, we may know that money can’t buy happiness, but some part of us still cling to the thought that we’d feel better if we were rich. Yet when we really look at wealthy people, we wonder if they are any happier than the average person. Hence, we dive deeper and come up with questions like:
Do wealthy people laugh more, experience more joy, or have greater fulfillment in their lives?
Perhaps some do – but how much of it is a direct result of their wealth?
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