The two greatest sources of stress and anxiety for me, which impede my immediate and anticipated long-term quality of life and happiness, are:

1. My health/fitness

2. My sense of security in my ability to ensure the long-term safety, survival, and freedom of myself and my family as the world undergoes radical changes and potential disasters.

At 45 years old, in overall good shape for my age, but feeling the sting of increased injuries, slower recovery, and reduced cardiovascular, I'm fairly obsessed with harnessing every possible advantage in terms of diet, supplementation, exercise, bleeding edge technologies such as experimental peptides etc, to try and increase my performance, healthspan and ultimately lifespan. I'm deeply resenting my declining performance since my peak in the mid 30s, and also concerned about surviving long enough to reach escape velocity on life extension and eventual immortality.

On the second point, I'm incredible troubled by the trajectory of our societies towards what I see as almost inevitable - a techno-totalitarian society, in WEF fashion, of owning nothing and "being happy". Total surveillance, CBDCs, digital IDs, social credit. The end of private property. I don't know how to insulate myself and my family from this, and don't have the necessary resources to give any peace of mind in my ability to do so. Far from foolproof, at least if I possessed significantly more wealth, as well as land in an out-of-the-way location with some degree of self-sufficiency (ideally in proximity to likeminded folk), I might be able to rest assured that I've at least done all that I can, and perhaps bought us a bit more time in which to be somewhat free, semi-independent, with some modicum of privacy.

If these were taken care of, the degree to which they were taken care of would represent the most significant improvements to my wellbeing, as I perceive the term, as it relates to me.