Dr. Todd Rose

Now, as you said earlier, back in the day, we might disagree on how we do it, right?

Do you have Medicare for all?

Do you have more like Romney care we had in Massachusetts?

You know, there are different ways that we can debate how to get it done.

But it turns out the ultimate aims were shockingly similar on.

Probably the single most important study we've ever done that I think has the most implications for society and for individuals is it's called the success index.

And we wanted to know, what do you mean by a successful life for you?

What kind of life do you want to live?

Nothing's more important than you feeling like you're living the kind of life that you want to live, even if no one else wants to live it, right?

That's literally the American dream.

That's literally like the key to flourishing.

It's the key to social trust.

It's the key to everything.

So we did this, I mean, massive private opinion study with the same kind of trade-offs, right?

Because you can't have everything in life.

Right.

We had 61 possible attributes for a good life.

Okay, so you can pick between 61.

Everything from having a family to being the richest person you know and everything in between, okay?

Yeah.