In the article, Sze distinguishes between “emotional well-being (positive and negative emotions) vs. life satisfaction (self-evaluation of one’s life as a whole)” (para. 5). He questions the idea that after basic needs are met, having more money does little to contribute
In the article, Sze distinguishes between “emotional well-being (positive and negative emotions) vs. life satisfaction (self-evaluation of one’s life as a whole)” (para. 5). He questions the idea that after basic needs are met, having more money does little to contribute