Loneliness is a dangerous feeling to experience, and combating it may play an important role in improving well-being and prolonging life. Although controlling your feelings and the way you react to certain phenomena seems like a difficult task, working on certain personality traits may actually help you reduce loneliness. In particular, research points out that cultivating six component traits of wisdom might do the trick.
Scientists have discovered an inverse relationship between loneliness and wisdom
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