Have inner peace
Feel settled in your mind, free from inner turmoil and emotional conflict
Inner peace is not the absence of problems but the ability to remain steady within them.
Be calm
Stay composed under pressure, not easily rattled or anxious
Calmness is not a passive state — it is an active physiological and psychological capacity that profoundly affects...
Have low stress
Minimize stress in your life
Chronic stress is not merely uncomfortable — it is a physiological state that systematically damages health, cognition,...
Have time to relax
Have opportunities for rest and relaxation
Leisure and relaxation are not luxuries — they are essential for sustained performance, creativity, and well-being.
Have life balance
Balance different aspects of life
Life balance is not about equal time allocation across domains — it is about the subjective sense that your time and...
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Based on Chulef, Read & Walsh (2001) · Last reviewed February 2026
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