When you survey people about how long they want to live, what do they say? Sixty percent said 80 years, 30 percent said 120 years, 10 percent said 150 years. Only less than one percent said "forever." ...

In essence, that is what it means to live a good life—a happy, rich, and fulfilling life. It is easy to know intellectually that this is true, yet it is so hard to live our lives with such wisdom.

My 14 rules for a good life are based on years of struggle and seeing others fall into pits. If you want to live the good life, say hello to these 14 new rules: 1.

A new book, “The Good Life” by Study leaders Robert Waldinger and Marc Schulz, is based on analysis of decades of interviews with participants — and in particular, on how happy they were at ...

Over 2,500 years ago, Socrates wrote: “The unexamined life is not worth living.” So reflect on yours; and where you see you could have done better, try to make amends.

Living such a meaningful life is built by being aware of ourselves, being mindful of our deeds and actions, not only how we feel it, but also considering how others perceive us.

Looking in the mirror and thinking honestly about where your life stands is a first step in trying to live a good life. Noticing where you are can help put into relief where you would like to be.

The cost of living the really good life just keeps going up.For more than 40 years, Forbes has been tracking a basket of ultra luxury goods and services to calculate our annual Cost of Living ...