The Secret to Happiness: What the 85-Year Harvard Study Reveals about Happiness || Ep. 136
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The Secret to Happiness: What the 85-Year Harvard Study Reveals about Happiness || Ep. 136
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In the longest running study on human happiness—an 85-year Harvard study—researchers discovered one truth that rises above everything else: connection is the greatest predictor of happiness and long-term health.
Loneliness, they found, is as dangerous as smoking half a pack a day, and carries the same risks as obesity and high blood pressure.
In this episode of the One Second of Strength Podast, host Tanner Clark breaks down why connection matters more than ever and how to build deeper, more meaningful relationships with simple daily habits.
You’ll learn three practical ways to increase connection with intention:
1. Send a daily text — Reach out to someone on your mind. No agenda. Just connection.
2. Schedule your relationships — Put the people who matter on your calendar so they don’t fall through the cracks.
3. Be the person someone else needs — If you want to be present in people’s problems, you need to be present in their lives.
This episode will help you strengthen your relationships, feel more grounded, and unlock the happiness we’re all searching for.
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