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Before You Go Shopping Today, Listen To This Harvard Guy Talk About Spending Money And Happiness

A Harvard professor set out to disprove the old saying, “Money can’t buy happiness,” and he found out some interesting stuff. Keep an eye out for 2:22, when he discusses my favorite study.Also, check out the website he mentions at the end. It’s pretty awesome.

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Melissa Gilkey

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