Study Reveals Spending On Wellness Can Make You Happier & Improve Longevity

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What is the first thing that comes to mind when you think of money? Do you believe that money can buy happiness? Or do you think otherwise? Well, allow us to tell you something worthwhile—both of these opinions are extreme. There is a medieval viewpoint that is most accurate for money. What is that, you ask? Well, it is spending your money the right way: on your wellness. There is no doubt that no matter how much you spend on your wellness, it is never wasted. In fact, every penny spent on your wellness is worth it.

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However, it is equally important to understand that money means different things to different people. For some, it is a hard-earned asset. The cash that people earn through their blood and sweat plays a pivotal role in keeping up their households. No household can survive without a proper cash flow in the house. That is one side of the coin.

On the flip side, there are other people who look at money from an extreme view. These folks do not give much attention to money. They wrongly assume that money can not do anything for them. Seriously? Nothing? Of course, this is the most radical view of money. There is no way of surviving without money. Having this radical opinion can lead you astray. Realistically speaking, if you do not have a decent amount of money coming in every month, you can sustain your life. It does not matter whether you are single or married; money always plays a pivotal role.

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So, what could be an effective and all-encompassing view of money? Well, it turns out that you need to understand two major factors:

  • Saving money is essential. There is no second opinion.
  • You need to be pristinely clear that the amount of money you invest in your well-being is never wasted.

That is why the first crucial aspect of money is not to confuse savings with your wellness spending. In other words, you do need to save money. At the same time, spending generously on your well-being is extremely important.

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Thus, it is no secret that your health is your greatest wealth. Unless you are not healthy, you can make money. In turn, you will lose one of two things: Your health or your wealth.

Many studies show that no matter how much you spend on your wellness, it is never wasted. To begin with, it makes you healthy. That is pretty obvious. Secondly, it makes you happy. Deep inside, you feel good about yourself.

Above all, your lifespan boosts up. Scientists argue that those who “generously” spend on their well-being live longer than those who do not. And, of course, they live a happy and healthy life.

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