Buying "stuff" isn't always a bad thing (it's fun!), but I did some research on finding true happiness with your money. Some food for thought. I hope you enjoy! Write me at: Kathryn "Doitonadime" P.O.

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In this video from our Bridging Differences for Parents and Teens series, learn to foster awareness of feelings without getting hung up on judging them. In a culture that often reduces love to romance ...

The Gazette offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. Miles Nielsen has always had an easier time crafting sad tracks rather than upbeat tunes. "It's just ...

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Arthur Brooks, Harvard University professor and ‘Office Hours with Arthur Brooks’ podcast host, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the affordability blame game, how to buy happiness, and more. Got a ...

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The AAdvantage Pass provides instant loyalty status. Photo Credit: Nathan Klemstein/Shutterstock American Airlines has introduced AAdvantage Pass, providing instant loyalty status and other perks. The ...

Happiness isn’t about constant positivity or a problem-free life. According to experts, it’s more about finding balance, purpose, and satisfaction. “Generally, in Western culture, we view ‘happiness’ ...

At the outset of Shah’s engrossing debut, 12-year-old Deepa befriends new girl Ruchi at their Bombay Catholic school. Deepa is thought of as ordinary, while the nuns admire Ruchi for her academic ...

People conceive “living well” and “doing well” to be the same as “being happy,” Aristotle says in the “Nicomachean Ethics,” “but about the nature of this happiness, men dispute …” Contemporary ...