What you'll discover
Your personalization Well-Being Score
See how your happiness stacks up against the broader population, and get a clear picture of your levels of Enjoyment, Satisfaction, and Meaning—the three “macronutrients” of happiness.
Emotional pattern insights
Get insights into your emotional patterns, both positive and negative
Your happiness roadmap
At The Free Press, where I write a column called “The Pursuit of Happiness.”
International Keynote Speaker
Sharing insights with everyone ranging from CEOs of Fortune 500 companies to thought leaders, universities, and faith-based leaders.
Former President of a Global Think Tank
I led the American Enterprise Institute for a decade, focused on public policy, culture, and human flourishing.
And Most Importantly of All...
A lifelong student of the science of happiness and love, as well as a husband, father, grandfather, and Catholic.
How it works
1. Take the 10-minute online assessment.
2. Instantly receive your personalized report.
3. Explore your results with Arthur’s practical insights and Well-being To-Dos.
You’ll walk away knowing exactly where to focus to increase happiness in your everyday life.It's time to stop guessing and start building. Take control of your emotional life and take the Happiness Scale today!
It was an unorthodox path. But it taught me what no straight-line education ever could:
You don’t have to do life in the “right” order to build a meaningful one.
I’m not naturally happy. That’s why I know this works.
Like so many others, happiness hasn’t come easy for me. I’ve started a lot more days with a frown than a smile.
Happiness isn’t my natural disposition. I’ve learned how to get happier—through science, faith, and daily practice. I even track my happiness on a spreadsheet.
Happiness is never a “done” job. It is a bit like hygiene—you can’t do it once and stay clean forever.
This is what happiness looks like for me. What does it look like for you?
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Satisfaction
Satisfaction isn’t about having everything I want. It’s about wanting what I have.
It’s not about achieving a goal, but making progress toward one each day and enjoying the process.
And satisfaction means understanding my sacrifices and struggles as part of that process as well.

Enjoyment
Quality time with my wife, kids, and grandkids gives me an immense sense of enjoyment. That’s because enjoyment is more than pleasure: It involves people and memory.
I look for enjoyment by spending time doing what I love–listening to music, discussing ideas, goofing around–with the people I love most.

Meaning
Meaning is the why of my life: The reason I am alive, and that for which I would give my life as well.
For me, this is my faith as a Catholic, my family, my friends, and my country.
Other people have a different why, and that’s great. But happiness requires knowing what that is, and living according to it.






