Why We're Terrible at Predicting Happiness

Why We’re Terrible at Predicting Happiness

Posted On August 31, 2016 12:00 am
By: Dividend Sensei

Most people invest because we assume that more money will make us happier. And while there is some truth to this, studies show that most people greatly over estimate the effect greater wealth will have on their well being. Learn why, although important, investing success must always be aligned with one’s greater goals in order to achieve a happier life.

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Dividend Sensei

I'm an Army veteran and former energy dividend writer for The Motley Fool. I currently write for both Seeking Alpha, Simply Safe Dividends, and DividendSensei.com My goal is to help all people learn how to harness the awesome power of dividend growth investing to achieve their financial dreams, and enrich their lives. With 22 years of investing experience, I've learned what works and more importantly, what doesn't, when it comes to building long-term wealth and income streams. I'm currently on an epic quest to build a broadly diversified, high-quality, high-yield dividend growth portfolio that: 1. Pays a 5% yield 2. Offers 7% annual dividend growth 3. Pays dividends AT LEAST on a weekly, but preferably, daily basis

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