Intellectual capacity (mental knowledge, skills, creativity, problem solving, and learning)
Emotional capacity (a positive outlook, awareness and acceptance of feelings as well as expression and management of feelings)
Social capacity (interdependence between others, communication, and building relationships)
Physical capacity (bodily strength, flexibility, endurance, and health)
Passion (something that a person likes, finds important, spends time on, and puts energy into [Vallerand et al., 2003])
Presence (pure consciousness [Tolle, 1999]; mindfulness: present focus, awareness, attention, acceptance [Kabat-Zinn, 1994])
Relevance to their self (a person's essential being)
Relevance to their family (a person's relatives)
Relevance to their peers (people with a similar set of given demographic characteristics as a person)
Relevance to their community (a geographic or choice-based group who shares common activities and/or beliefs)