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The Science of Happily Ever After by Ty Tashiro — WisdomDeck honest review
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The Science of Happily Ever After

by Ty Tashiro

Tashiro's research on partner selection: you get about three wishes, so choose traits that predict lasting happiness, like agreeableness and emotional stability, over looks and money. Practical for daters.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Three wishes; choose wisely.
  2. Agreeableness and stability predict happiness.
  3. Looks fade; temperament stays.

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Write your three wishes based on the research, not fantasy.

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Evidence-based partner choice.

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