European Psychologist. He wrote, “It appears to come down to an individual experiencing a sense of development, of getting better at something, and succeeding at mastering something…In the simplest terms, what underpins it is feeling good about life and yourself and being good at something.” According to Science News, “The study outlines the ‘shopping list’ underlying Dr. Brown’s simple definition. To thrive doesn’t need all the components, but suggests a combination of some from each of the two following lists may help:” A: Is:
- optimistic,
- spiritual or religious,
- motivated,
- proactive,
- someone who enjoys learning,
- flexible,
- adaptable,
- socially competent,
- believes in self/has self-esteem.
B: Has:
- opportunity,
- employer/family/other support,
- challenges and difficulties are at manageable level,
- environment is calm,
- is given a high degree of autonomy,
- is trusted as competent.
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