This is a speech by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, a famous positive psychologist contributes to understanding of creativity, fulfillment, and happiness.

I always ask myself, “what person do I want to become?” Even though money and personal properties is so dominant in our daily life, I have never regarded becoming a rich person as my goal. Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi noted that money cannot make us happy, but he looks to those who find pleasure and lasting satisfaction in activities which contains a state of “flow”.  Indeed, money is important to me, but it is not something I am pursuing and achieving.

So I created this data sketch:

Figure on the left is an entity that represent the connection between money and happiness (green represent money and yellow represent happiness.) While people subconsciously believe that money and happiness have significant connection (light pink means connect), they are barely related, whereas the tile of cozy color palette representing the various activities in our life can subtly contribute to the fulfillment and happiness when we develop a “flow” into the things we are pursuing.

I was try to incorporate Piet Mondrian golden ratio art style, but the original art piece was difficult in representing caparison. Nevertheless, I was inspired in math aspects and the structure of the left side was calculated with golden ratio, implying the way of finding happiness in life is to distribute properties and activities properly in a perfect ratio.