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portada THE PRICE OF MORE: Why More Money Doesn't Always Mean More Life (en Inglés)
Formato
Libro Físico
Idioma
Inglés
N° páginas
231
Encuadernación
Tapa Blanda
ISBN13
9798175180900

THE PRICE OF MORE: Why More Money Doesn't Always Mean More Life (en Inglés)

Robbin, Jay R. (Autor) · Independently published · Tapa Blanda

THE PRICE OF MORE: Why More Money Doesn't Always Mean More Life (en Inglés) - ROBBIN, JAY R.

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Reseña del libro "THE PRICE OF MORE: Why More Money Doesn't Always Mean More Life (en Inglés)"

THE PRICE OF MORE Why More Money Doesn't Always Mean More Life What if getting more is not always the same as living better? Money can provide security, freedom, opportunity, comfort, and a better future. More income can solve real problems. Wealth can protect us from uncertainty and give us choices. But what happens when the pursuit of more becomes a cycle—earn more, spend more, want more, work more, accumulate more, protect more, worry more? THE PRICE OF MORE explores the hidden exchange behind modern wealth and ambition. Through finance, psychology, sociology, and philosophy, JAY R. ROBBIN examines why financial milestones can keep moving, why higher incomes can create higher expectations, why possessions can consume attention, why status can create comparison, and why a lifestyle built around more can eventually become difficult to escape. From the American Dream and the psychology of comparison to consumer culture, debt, investing, inequality, financial independence, and the search for “enough,” this book examines both sides of the equation. Because too little money can cost security, opportunity, health, and freedom—while the endless pursuit of more can cost time, attention, peace, opportunity, freedom, and simplicity. Drawing on ideas from Aristotle, Stoicism, Buddhism, and Indian philosophical traditions, the book asks an ancient question in a modern economic world: What is wealth for? This is not a book against money. It is not a rejection of ambition. And it is not a formula telling you how much you should have. It is an invitation to look at the full price of what you pursue. Because the most important financial question may not be: “How much can I get?”, It may be: “What is the next more worth—and what will it cost?”

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