What makes men happy?
To answer this question, the men’s grooming company
Harry’s partnered with University College London psychologist John
Barry, co-founder of the male psychology section of the British
Psychological Society, to conduct one of the most comprehensive studies
of American masculinity on record.
The 2018 Harry’s Masculinity Report,
as it’s titled, surveyed 5,000 men ages 18-95 across the US, weighted
for race, income, education, sexual orientation, military service, and
more. The respondents were asked about their happiness, confidence,
emotional stability, motivation, optimism, and sense of being in
control. They were then asked how satisfied they are with their careers,
relationships, money, work-life balance, physicality, and mental
health, and also about the values that matter most to them.
The results showed an clear trend: The strongest
predictor of men’s happiness and well-being is their job satisfaction,
by a large margin—and the strongest predictor of job satisfaction is
whether men feel they are making an impact on their companies’ success.
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