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To Find a Better Life,
Come to the WELL

This free, anonymous, personalized test measures 3 aspects of 9 issues that can build or destroy healthy self-worth

TRUTH

PEACE

RESPECT

LOVE

MERCY

SEXUALITY

WEALTH

PURPOSE

HEALTH

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For anyone seeking a better life.

This website and wellness test are for anybody who wants a better life.  The nonprofit behind all this comes from different places, ages, races, beliefs, and lifestyles.  We give away what we learn so we can keep learning more.  We care about you and your privacy, because we care about ours. Testing takes

15-20 minutes and is completely private.

Dr. Paul Schmidt is the founder of To The Well, Inc. He practices clinical psychology in Louisville and Shelbyville, KY. Dr. Schmidt is educated at Vanderbilt University and the University of Colorado. He’s the author of numerous journal articles, two books, and two personality tests. Both his blog and podcast provide Brain Food for the Good Life.

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WELL's Core Values

Universal Generosity  ~  to all who might want it, we are giving away personal well-being: what it is, how to measure it, how to protect, grow, and share it. 

 

The Common Good  ~    In our communications, actions, and work products, we inspire individual and societal well-being, by doing the most good and the least harm to all people in the long run.

 

Scientific Integrity   ~     We validate truth and demonstrate its practical applications by careful experimental design and literature review that avoid filter bias in what we learn and what we teach.

 

Cross-validation    ~       We seek and validate truth through multiple wisdom streams, such as philosophical reasoning, religious wisdom, historical inquiry, scientific research, objective journalism, life stories, and common sense.

 

Diversity for Synergy  ~  We teach and help a full spectrum of people and society by letting them teach and help us.  We don’t expect people to care what we know until they know that we care.

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