Michael Wilmot, assistant professor of management, and two colleagues drew on 111 meta-analyses, 3,330 studies and over 2.25 million participants to assemble one of the broadest taxonomies of life ...

Here’s the secret to living below your means: Buy what you need. Want what you have. That’s it -- eight words that could ...

When life gets complicated, our instincts often lead us down the wrong path. We isolate ourselves when community could heal us, or we dream of endless free time when a new challenge could fulfill us.

Have you ever bought a lotto ticket and allowed yourself to imagine all of the things you would buy with the money? Becoming rich overnight would be absolutely amazing, right? Three people in the U.S.

It is a pondering question and one that requires a thoughtful response. Generally, contentment is when one is happy with what he has, how he is and where he is. A contented person is satisfied in all ...

In our fast-paced world, it's easy to slip into habits that slowly erode our happiness—a process so insidious we often don't notice until it's too late. These habits, often masquerading as necessities ...