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While particular roles can’t be reliably correlated with dissatisfaction and burnout, certain job characteristics can be, according to new research.

Robert Waldinger and Dr. Marc Schulz joined Detroit Today host Stephen Henderson to discuss how deep relationships benefits humans.

While particular roles can’t be reliably correlated with dissatisfaction and burnout, certain job characteristics can be, according to new research.

What do we need for a long and happy life? The answer to this question is emerging from ...

KPBS Midday Edition is producing an upcoming show on friendship. We want to know, what does friendship look like in your life? What do your friends mean to you? Do you find it hard to make new friends?

In 1938, Harvard researchers embarked on a decades-long study to find out: What is the secret to a happy life, especially in retirement? They found a common...

What I have found in life, and business, is determining and detecting the correct problem is often far more important than simply seeking the right answer — because it may actually be answering the wrong question, the one that doesn’t quite address or solve the problem.

Looking for true happiness? Dr. Linda Mintle shares from a Harvard research study on happiness that has lasted over 80 years!

A study of adult development at Harvard reveals that happiness depends a lot on the relationships we cultivate.

No one can disagree that having these luxuries can and do make our lives easier. However, if you believe for one moment that these luxuries in themselves will