The document discusses the relationship between social impact and happiness. It argues that both are enhanced by supportive relationships, community involvement, good health, financial security, meaningful work, and a healthy environment. Unemployment is shown to significantly reduce well-being by damaging self-esteem and social ties. Additionally, relative social status matters - people generally prefer earning less money in a society where others earn even less, compared to earning more where others earn much more. Going beyond traditional measurement of social impact allows organizations to tell the story of change and focus on what really matters - love and bringing people together.