Welcome to the Salt Strong Podcast, disrupting fishing entertainment as you know it, prepare

to laugh, prepare to get to know fishing legends in a whole new and unfiltered way.

And on occasion, you might even learn a thing or two about fishing.

Here's your host, Joe Simon's, Like Diamonds.

Harvard says this is the secret to happiness.

Everybody's Joe Simon's like diamonds back again with Salt Strong Unchurched.

If you didn't know, Harvard has had the longest running and most comprehensive psychological

study on happiness, well-being, success, et cetera.

It started back in the 30s, so great depression time, right?

So 1938, Harvard decided that they were going to get 268 Harvard sophomores to sign up for

what wouldn't have been and still is today the longest standing study on happiness and

just people in general.

And they've tracked everything and they're doing this year after year.

And so it's still happening today.

They started in 1938, they got 268 Harvard sophomores to sign up for this.

I don't know if these guys knew what they were signing up for, whether they would still

be doing it in their 90s, because they're still 19 of them left.

So it started with 268 in 1938.

There's now 19 left.

So in their 90s now, and they're still tracking these people year after year and putting them

through some testing, putting them through some psychological stuff, obviously tracking

everything from how much money they made, if they've been divorced, how many kids they

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