This explores the relationship between life domain satisfaction and global life satisfaction. Life domain satisfaction refers to an individual's contentment and happiness within specific areas of their life, such as work, relationships, health, and leisure. On the other hand, global life satisfaction reflects an overall sense of well-being and fulfillment across all aspects of one's life. The research will involve surveys and assessments to measure participants' satisfaction levels in various life domains and their overall global life satisfaction. Participants will rate their satisfaction in key areas, including career, family, social relationships, personal growth, and leisure activities. By analyzing the data, the study aims to identify patterns and correlations between life domain satisfaction and global life satisfaction. It will explore whether high satisfaction in specific domains translates to higher overall life satisfaction and whether low satisfaction in particular areas has a more significant impact on overall well-being. Understanding the relationship between life domain satisfaction and global life satisfaction can provide valuable insights into how individuals' perceptions and experiences in specific aspects of life influence their overall happiness and contentment. The findings may offer guidance for individuals seeking to improve their quality of life by focusing on enhancing satisfaction in specific domains. Moreover, the research may have implications for policy and intervention strategies to promote well-being and happiness at both individual and societal levels. Ultimately, the study aims to contribute to the broader understanding of human happiness and the factors that shape a fulfilling life.