The key to happiness is not wealth, but a connection of mutual guarantee among us
Key Points
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Studies prove that beyond a certain income, additional income does not necessarily increase happiness.
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When we achieve a goal we set for ourselves, the satisfaction is brief and fleeting.
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Measuring personal well-being and quality of life by the growth of gross product distorts the real picture.
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Other measurements, such as the value of human relations, can represent personal happiness more successfully.
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Educating toward mutual guarantee and social solidarity will change human relations.