Are you spending 5 minutes a day on the biggest predictor of your success?

7 Apr 2026 · 1 min
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Ashish Kothari cites the Harvard Flourishing Study to argue that relationship quality is the strongest predictor of lifelong success. He recommends blocking five to ten minutes daily to reach out to a colleague or friend via call, email, or article. These small, consistent interactions compound over time and strengthen relational capital.

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