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Get a Life: How Hobbies and Everyday Adventures Support Women’s Well-being
Positive psychology, the science of well-being, offers a compelling framework for advancing flourishing for high-achieving women mid-life. The "good life" has traditionally been conceptualized through a binary lens of happiness and meaning. Drawing on emerging research on psychological richness as a
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