The document contains survey results from 18 nations on attitudes related to success, empathy, values, and collaboration. The survey of 64,000 people found that: - 80% of adults agree that happiness is a more important measure of success than money in hard times. - 78% agree that today's times require more kindness and empathy. - 67% would work for less money at a company whose culture and values they believed in. - 79% agree that a successful career today requires collaborating and sharing credit with others.

2. Nagato Kimura
Kinoya Company
Ishinomaki, Japan

3. Örn Bárður
Jónsson
Consitutional Committe Member
Reykjavik, Iceland

22. More Survey Data from The Athena Doctrine
Study of Eighteen Nations
RESPONSE ADULTS MALES FEMALES MILLENIALS
In a world with less money,
happiness is a more important Agree 80% 78% 81% 82%
measure of success
Today’s times require we be more
kind and empathetic to others Agree 78% 76% 79% 78%
I would work for less money
at a company whose culture and Agree 67% 61% 70% 68%
values I believed in
A successful career today requires
collaborating and sharing credit Agree 79% 77% 80% 82%
with others
Survey of 64,000 people mirroring population in 13 countries, rep. 65% of global GDP, 2012

23. Dr. Ijad Madisch
CEO/Co-Founder ResearchGate
Berlin, Germany

24. Major General
Orna Barbivai
Israeli Defense Force
Tel-Aviv, Israel

27. Catalina
Cock Duque
Mi Sangre
Medellín, Colombia

28. Emily Bolton
Social Finance
London, United Kingdom

29. Robert Collymore
CEO, Safaricom
Nairobi, Kenya

30. Holly Jones
Grannies’s Inc
Oxfordshire, United Kingdom

33. Eriko Yamaguchi
Motherhouse
Dhaka, Bangladesh & Tokyo, Japan