Key Findings for March 2023

March’s top values look like a well-rehearsed band: only Pleasure and Love swapped positions, and the setlist is dominated by stability and wellbeing. Health leads with about 48.1% of tests, followed by Family at 42.2% and Trust at 37.3%—a strong “take care of me and my people” theme. The mid-pack is tightly clustered: Peace (36.3%) through Love (32.6%) sit within a few percentage points, suggesting these priorities often travel together rather than compete.

On movement: almost none. The only change is Pleasure edging past Love for 6th, with both at 32.6%, which is itself a signal. When rankings nearly freeze like this, it usually means preferences are broadly aligned across respondents and less sensitive to short-term noise.

What it says about priorities: people are optimizing for stability, safety, and reliable relationships. Even the “fun” entry, Pleasure (32.6%), reads more like recovery and balance than pure indulgence, while Financial stability (35.1%) and Security (25.7%) keep the practical backbone intact.

Seasonally, March often brings a “reset” mindset—health goals, spring planning, and steadier routines—matching the data’s calm, grounded hierarchy.