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This is the secret to leading a good life

A girl plays with a giant bubble as the sun sets at Moonlight Beach in Encinitas, California June 30, 2011. Picture taken June 30.

As happiness in one area of life increases, it’ll often decline in another. Image: Reuters/ Mike Blake

Frank T. McAndrew
Professor of Psychology, Knox College
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