Social Well-Being
Definition:
The sense of social well-being comes from working together for the common good.
Key Factors in Social Well-Being according to the gallop polls:
- 6 hours a day of direct and frequent social contact
- Many relationships of varied focus
- Being part of a unified team, a family
- Working side-by-side with a best friend
Throat Chakra
- Communication, verbal
- Communication, non-verbal
- Expressing your truth, to speak out
- Connection with intuitive abilities
- Verbalizing and Projecting ideas and blueprints into reality
- Communicating your vocation, purpose
DISCUSSION QUESTION:
Do you agree that these bullet points are key factors in Social Well-Being?
Which one is your favorite and why?
Can you think of another one?
Please leave your comments below.
I do agree that these bullet points are key factors in Social Well-Being. After being mistreated and put down by my own friends at school, I became depressed and antisocial. If I followed the bullet points, I would feel much better about myself and have more friends. My favorite bullet point is “Working Side by Side With a Best Friend.” I’ve gotten the habit of working alone, but working with a friend is much better. When a friend and I work together, we get more work done and cooperate with each other while being social. An additional bullet point would be “Good Body Language.” I love having a conversation with a friend who smiles and shows he’s listening.
I agree with these points because they are focused around others instead of self. My favorite point is “Many relationships of varied focus” because it’s an interesting idea I never thought about. I have varied relationships but I didn’t realize that they are a part of well-being. A bullet point I might add would be “Forgiving of others” because there’s times when people I hang around say or do something inconsiderate or offensive. I have to realize that they probably meant to say something else and it was just a mistake.