A study found that <a href="https://www.mid-day.com/lifestyle/relationships/article/new-quackquack-relationship-survey-highlights-why-indian-singles-find-it-harder-to-reject-people-23657403" target="_blank" rel="none noopener">strong relationships</a> and meaningful activities are central to long-term fulfilment, while excessive wealth yields diminishing returns once basic needs are met.
It was fourd that well-being is cultivated through practising gratitude and community engagement rather than the pursuit of feeling good.&nbsp;
True happiness stems from aligning with personal values and adapting to life&rsquo;s challenges, researchers found.&nbsp;
Their insights come from a discussion involving 13 experts with a combined 600 years of research experience.
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A study involving insights from 13 experts with a combined 600 years of research experience has found that strong relationships, meaningful activities and community engagement are central to long-term happiness.

Strong relationships key to long-term happiness

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