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Well-being is not just happiness but five measurable elements—PERMA—that together constitute human flourishing.
mind-and-cognition
Well-being theory has five elements: positive emotion, engagement, meaning, positive relationships, and accomplishment. A handy mnemonic is PERMA.
VLA-C27A1C72-RC-012Positive psychology urges psychology to supplement understanding misery with exploring what makes life worth living and building its enabling conditions.
VLA-C27A1C72-RC-003self-and-identity
The primary problem with 'happiness' is that the modern ear hears buoyant mood, merriment, good cheer, and smiling—historically not what happiness means.
VLA-C27A1C72-RC-008After a long bridge tournament, looking in the mirror, I worry I am merely fidgeting until I die—engagement and pleasure alone are not meaning.
VLA-C27A1C72-RC-009work-as-meaning
Rockefeller and Carnegie spent the second half of their lives giving away fortunes—creating meaning after early lives of winning only for winning's sake.
VLA-C27A1C72-RC-014The goal of wealth is not just to produce more wealth but to engender flourishing—positive psychology's aim is to measure and build human flourishing.
VLA-C27A1C72-RC-021Illuminates
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