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Psychologically rich lives, we argue, not only feel different from happy or meaningful lives. They are psychometrically distinct, with different causes and different longterm outcomes, and can be assessed (both in the moment, and more globally) with different measures. 3/n

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  • from Happiness (HBR Emotional Intelligence Series) by Daniel Gilbert

  • How to Stop Living on Auto-Pilot

    by Kiki Fehling

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