The article explores how rarely people stop to consider their own day-to-day behaviour, noting that most act on autopilot rather than reflecting on their actions. It argues that paying closer attention to emotional wellbeing helps explain why people behave as they do.
How often have you really thought about your behaviour today? The answer, I am guessing, is not much. This is because we often do not think about our behaviour, instead we just behave!
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