When you buy expensive things, you may win the admiration of some but also create jealousy or envy in others. Happiness from buying goods may be fleeting.
"I have bucket lists. I am waiting for a day when I don't have to look at price tags to shop." You might have heard a family member or friend lament like this at least once. Most often, people fail to recognise the importance of what they already have. Most often, people equate happiness with buying a new consumer durable, a better car or house, or going for an expensive vacation. According to Morgan Housel (The Art of Spending Money, Harriman House, 2025), happiness comes from being. Sign in to read more..
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