Eighty years, thousands of participants. They were seeking the answer to one what makes a a good life? Their answer was surprising. The key to happiness wasn't income. It wasn't fame. It wasn't status. It was relationships. Their findings suggest the only thing deserving of our ultimate trust is love. The great faith traditions of the world are all trying to tell us the same thing that we are made by love. (11:11–11:20)
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Asserts that the Harvard study found relationships, not income, fame, or status, as the key to happiness.
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