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How the “helper’s high” can lead to a longer, happier life
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How the “helper’s high” can lead to a longer, happier life
If you have ever donated to a charity, paid forward a coffee or left someone a tip and felt like you were on a high after the act, it turns out you’re not alone. The somewhat euphoric feeling of doing good without asking for anything in return is referred to as the ‘helper’s high’. And if you’re looking to lead a fulfilling, rewarding life, then keep seeking out that high. Because it turns out doing things for others, even just in a monetary …
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