And yet many of us don't regularly check in with our emotional health though it is arguably the most important contributor to overall well-being.
Instead, these types of questions are meant to get you thinking about different aspects of your life and mental health, and help you identify what's working and where you might make adjustments, said Tyler VanderWeele, the director of the Human Flourishing Program at Harvard University.
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