Warren Buffett, Oprah, and Science Prove Greater Optimism Leads to Greater Success. Here’s How 5 Minutes Can Make You More Optimistic, Starting Today

Only 25 percent of your optimism set-point is hereditary. The rest is under your control, and science says that’s a good thing.

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Warren Buffett, Oprah, and Science Prove Greater Optimism Leads to Greater Success. Here’s How 5 Minutes Can Make You More Optimistic, Starting Today

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