The Key to Overall Well-Being? Savoring
					The ability to savor could be a strong predictor of well-being, according to new brain-imaging research. 
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					The ability to savor could be a strong predictor of well-being, according to new brain-imaging research. 
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					Stop looking for perfection. Look for happiness instead.
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					Unexamined pain often feels like it’s unchanging or always present. Prove that wrong by paying attention.
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					Elisha Goldstein shares five ways to live a happier life.
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					Gratitude—and mindfulness—is a very direct antidote to grumpiness. Try one of these practices right now.
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					Do we actually even see the person behind our conceptions of who they are? Most of the time the answer is a resounding no. Here's a short practice to help you clear your lenses.
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					Positive and negative things happen every day. It’s how you choose to approach those moments—i.e. which wolf you decide to feed—that matters.
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					Two scientists who consulted on the movie have "some quibbles" with how sadness is portrayed.
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					Early Bird Access is now available for this online symposium on uncovering your happiness.
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					Science is beginning to show how laughter benefits our mental and physical health. Researcher Emma Seppälä outlines some key benefits, and Mindful suggests tips for getting your "LOL" on.
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