Alan Waterman conceived of eudaimonia as the feeling resulting from engaged living in congruence with one's deepest values. (positivepsychologynews.com)
Which is appropriate, after all, since most of the ancient thinkers who have inspired her work certainly understood that our quest for eudaimonia is profoundly dependent upon the social order in which we live and think. (firstthings.com)
It's a fundamental part of achieving a kind of happiness known as eudaimonia, which is «the fulfillment of our potential,» explains Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, PhD, professor of psychology at Claremont Graduate University in California. (health.com)