Sean McCawley, Fit for Life in Napa Valley: More Like a Gift, Less Like a Chore: Sustainable Cycles of Exercise

Sean McCawley, Fit for Life in Napa Valley: More like a gift, less like a chore: Sustainable cycles of exercise

Reinforcing health is valuable because, without it, people can lack energy and vitality, as well as happiness and the ability to fulfill their daily roles, writes Napa fitness expert Sean McCawley.

Things money can’t buy — like happiness and better health — Harvard Gazette

Robert Waldinger.Harvard file photo Nation & World Things money can’t buy — like happiness and better health That’s according to the Harvard Study of Adult Development, which over its 87-year run has generated data that benefits work on other issues Liz Mineo Harvard Staff Writer May 20, 2025 4 min read Part of the Profiles of Progress series Money can’t buy happiness, …

Unjustified inequalities in society: does money bring happiness?

How can we finally live happily? Harvard researchers have taken turns and worked for 80 years to discover the mystery of happiness. Since 1938, the Harvard study on adult development, one of the longest ever conducted, follows the life course of hundreds of individuals. Originally, researchers have looked at the physical and mental health of 268 young students, including a certain John F. Kennedy who was even part of the original group. Nearly e…