To me this one looks buggy > don't work too much It implies "chillin' out" which is fine occasionally but will not achieve goal 5 "be happy" if over-used. We

To me this one looks buggy > don't work too much It implies "chillin' out" which is fine occasionally but will not achieve goal 5 "be happy" if over-used. We put a lot of effort into planning, organising and executing our work lives and many of us are good at. The parallel tendency is ignoring our outside-of-work lives. I'd postulate if we put the same kind of techniques we apply to work to our personal lives, it would be far more fulfilling than "chillin' out". I'd also postulate it's a zero sum game - in any given time frame, e.g a week, we only have so much energy, desire and time to invest in being successful, planning, organizing etc. So I'd propose changing "don't work too much" to > reduce the effort put into work and invest that effort in personal life instead Not so catchy unfortunately.