Core Insights - The Cigna Group's 2025 Vitality in America report reveals that fewer than one in three American adults have a strong sense of purpose, which is linked to higher vitality, better health, and stronger relationships [1][2] Group 1: Sense of Purpose and Vitality - Individuals with a strong sense of purpose report vitality scores of 88.9, compared to 61.3 for those without purpose [1] - People lacking purpose are 2-3 times more likely to feel depressed and five times less likely to feel energized [1] - Among those with mental health conditions, individuals without a clear sense of purpose are twice as likely to struggle with initiative and nearly three times as likely to feel low enthusiasm [1] Group 2: Health Behaviors - Individuals without purpose are less likely to have annual physical or dental exams and are half as likely to wake feeling rested [1] - Only 36% of those lacking purpose practice mindful nutrition, while 84% of those with strong purpose feel in control over their future health [1] Group 3: Relationships and Community Engagement - People with a strong sense of purpose are more likely to engage in community activities, with 42% volunteering compared to 26% of those without purpose [1] - Those lacking purpose are half as likely to prioritize relationships, with only 41% making time for desired connections [1] Group 4: Workplace Engagement - Employees without a clear sense of purpose are more likely to be disengaged, burned out, and seeking new jobs, leading to absenteeism and turnover [1][2] - Purpose-driven employees exhibit greater resilience, motivation, and commitment, resulting in stronger business outcomes [2]

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