How to measure the sense of fulfilment in life?
- Measure time with people who matter (instead of focusing on likes/comments to posts)
- Measure commitments honoured (over outcomes expected)
- Measure what all you have (over what all you don't have)
- Measure what you give (over what you take back)
- Measure experiences (over goals)
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