5 ways to buy happiness in 2024 with Kate Campbell

Ready to make 2024 a wonderful year?

Many of us give a great deal of thought to the way we save and invest our money, but I’d like to challenge you to think even more intentionally, specifically about how you spend your money – and your time.

Thankfully, over the past few decades, there has been a substantial amount of research on how we can use the resources at our disposal in slightly different ways to boost our happiness.

In this episode, Kate & Owen take you through five research-backed methods to help you buy happiness.

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