Key Findings for May 2023

May’s value chart looks like a well-rehearsed band: the Top 10 kept their exact positions, suggesting unusually steady priorities rather than a month of cultural whiplash. In percentage terms, Health leads with ~48.6% of tests, followed by Family (~41.7%). Then a tight cluster forms: Trust (~36.5%), Financial stability (~36.3%), and Peace (~35.9%), indicating people are balancing emotional safety with practical security.

No values rose or fell in positions this month, but the spacing is telling. The top two are clearly “headliners,” while ranks 3–5 are essentially a three-way tie, hinting that many respondents see stability, trust, and calm as interchangeable pillars of wellbeing.

The lower half stays lively: Pleasure (~31.1%) and Love (~31.0%) run neck-and-neck, with Freedom (~28.8%), Respect (~27.6%), and Security (~25.6%) rounding out a “quality of life” suite.

Seasonally, this reads like late spring energy: protect the body, lean into relationships, and seek peace—while keeping one eye on the wallet.