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The story mentions that social connection plays a key role in brain health, even for those successful in their careers. Engaging with others keeps your brain active and challenged, fostering cognitive reserve. It can also reduce stress and improve mood, both of which indirectly support brain function. Isolation, conversely, has been linked to poorer cognitive outcomes.
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