<p>most to least important</p>
<p>(4) Good health
(1) A great marriage or life partner
(2) Satisfying and fulfilling career (not necessarily lucrative)
(5) Solid friendships
(7) High level of educational attainment
(6) Prestige (well-known, respected, held in high regard)
(3) Wealth (making lots of money)</p>
<p>(1) A great marriage or life partner and kids
(4) Good health
(5) Solid friendships
(2) Satisfying and fulfilling career (not necessarily lucrative)
(3) Wealth (making lots of money)
(7) High level of educational attainment
(6) Prestige (well-known, respected, held in high regard)</p>
<p>(4) Good health
(2) Satisfying and fulfilling career (not necessarily lucrative)
(5) Solid friendships
(1) A great marriage or life partner
(7) High level of educational attainment
(6) Prestige (well-known, respected, held in high regard)
(3) Wealth (making lots of money)</p>
<p>I’m not sure where prestige should be ranked. I would like to be respected and well-thought of, but not especially well-known.</p>
<p>Good health
A great marriage or life partner
Satisfying and fulfilling career (not necessarily lucrative)
Wealth (making lots of money)
Solid friendships
Prestige (well-known, respected, held in high regard
High level of educational attainment</p>
<p>In order:
(2) Satisfying and fulfilling career (not necessarily lucrative)
Because you’re stuck with it your whole life</p>
<p>(4) Good health
I don’t like feeling sick duh</p>
<p>(5) Solid friendships
It’d be nice to have someone close to you</p>
<p>These ones I don’t really care about:
(7) High level of educational attainment
I couldn’t commit to one</p>
<p>(3) Wealth (making lots of money)
Money doesn’t matter much to me, but maybe my opinion will change on that</p>
<p>(6) Prestige (well-known, respected, held in high regard)
Too much pressure to stay at the top</p>
<p>(1) A great marriage or life partner
It’s going to end in divorce anyway, or I’d get tired of them</p>
<p>2354671 (using original numbers)</p>
<p>Good health
High level of educational attainment
Satisfying and fulfilling career (not necessarily lucrative)
A great marriage or life partner
Solid friendships
Prestige (well-known, respected, held in high regard)
Wealth (making lots of money)</p>
<p>(2) Satisfying and fulfilling career (not necessarily lucrative)
(3) Wealth (making lots of money)
(4) Good health
(5) Solid friendships
(7) High level of educational attainment
(1) A great marriage or life partner
(6) Prestige (well-known, respected, held in high regard)</p>
<p>(4) Good health
(2) Satisfying and fulfilling career (not necessarily lucrative)
(5) Solid friendships
(1) A great marriage or life partner
(3) Wealth (making lots of money)
(7) High level of educational attainment
(6) Prestige (well-known, respected, held in high regard)</p>
<p>That was hard to put in order. I believe that many of them fall into each other. For instance, if I have a satisfying and fulfilling career that means that I would be GOOD at what I do - therefore respect and possibly prestige (w/n my field) would come. That is why prestige is last - I think it goes hand in hand with a satisfying career. I wouldn’t be satisfied if I wasn’t any good and I couldn’t mentor someone.</p>
<p>(1) A great marriage or life partner
(4) Good health
(2) Satisfying and fulfilling career (not necessarily lucrative)
(5) Solid friendships
(3) Wealth (making lots of money)
(7) High level of educational attainment
(6) Prestige (well-known, respected, held in high regard)</p>
<p>As a Beatles fan, I’ll just say that all you need is love and leave it at that…</p>
<p>(1) A great marriage or life partner
(4) Good health
(2) Satisfying and fulfilling career (not necessarily lucrative)
(3) Wealth (making lots of money)
(5) Solid friendships
(6) Prestige (well-known, respected, held in high regard)
(7) High level of educational attainment</p>
<p>A great marriage or life partner
Satisfying and fulfilling career = high level of educational fulfillment
Solid friendships
Good health
Prestige
Wealth</p>