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Less Connection, Loneliness May Be Cost of Striving for Financial Success
With apologies to the Beatles, new research confirms what the group fabulously articulated over 50 years ago – money cannot buy love. A new study reviewed the observation that individuals who base their self-worth on their financial success often feel lonely in everyday life. Researchers from University at Buffalo and Harvard Business School wanted to learn why this link exists.
