Recent studies indicate a concerning trend among young people, revealing they are not as happy as previous generations. While happiness and wealth are often considered indicators of a good life, new research suggests that true flourishing encompasses more than just these factors. A global survey has showed that countries like the UK, Germany, and Spain have notably low rankings in terms of human flourishing, with the UK being identified among the worst for personal wellbeing. In contrast, countries like Indonesia and India report higher levels of flourishing among their young adults and elderly. Experts emphasize the importance of faith and relationships as key elements for achieving a flourishing life, even amid challenging economic conditions. As societies strive to promote human flourishing, understanding and addressing these disparities becomes crucial.