Personal life 

Life or personal life or human existence refers to the pleasant or alarming idea that each individual human runs a personal private career during their lifespan, based on the principles of free will. We find thisn'tion very commonly in modern existence, and a swathe of service industries stands ready to help the hapless run their "lives" through counselling or even through life coaching.

A "life" as a whole may seem "good" or "bad". It (or part of it) may find literary reflection in a biography, an autobiography or a memoir. Some outstanding lives merit hagiography or a vita.

The career from birth to death need not appear as a uniform "daily life". Thus people speak of their "intellectual lives", their "working lives", their "family lives" and (particularly) their "sex lives". The religiously inclined may have "spiritual lives" or "religious lives" intertwined with their everyday activities; they may also expect an afterlife (for some the most important thing). In the interim, those who can afford to do so may adopt a lifestyle or assess their quality of life.

Continual doubts, however, may assail the would-be life-conductor. Acquaintances will encourage such to "get a life" -- in the sense of promoting fuller participation in human (especially socially approved) activities. Coercive state or corporate agencies will encourage alleged "individuals" to submerge themselves in collective wholes: mass movements or teams. For so widespread a concept, personal life may seem precarious.

Compare Physical quality of life index

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