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"Happier and more fulfilled" is a good question to ask about a person, but I think it gets too squishy in regards to people. Too abstract. If you're going to b
by dalbasal 5y ago
"Happier and more fulfilled" is a good question to ask about a person, but I think it gets too squishy in regards to people. Too abstract.
If you're going to broaden person to people, I think it's best to narrow to "happier and more fulfilled" in regards to something. Marriage/personal economics/profession/social life/spiritual life/etc.
- ironman1478 5y agoI think a set of metrics would be if people's stressors have been reduced. Like Do people spend less time worrying about paying bills, job security, etc. I agree that a "happiness" metric is not great.