Unhappy? That's rich . . .
Unhappy? That's rich . . . - Times 2 - Times Online
Once you are earning £25,000 and upwards, he ventures, and your basic needs for food, shelter and healthcare are covered, money becomes increasingly irrelevant to genuine happiness. By the time you reach Bill Gates’s level the difference is probably negligible. If you want to raise your happiness level, he says, spend your money on experiences (a safari/Himalayan trekking/a concert) rather than a Rolex, a yacht or a Ferrari because they will bring you more joy in the long run.
Once you are earning £25,000 and upwards, he ventures, and your basic needs for food, shelter and healthcare are covered, money becomes increasingly irrelevant to genuine happiness. By the time you reach Bill Gates’s level the difference is probably negligible. If you want to raise your happiness level, he says, spend your money on experiences (a safari/Himalayan trekking/a concert) rather than a Rolex, a yacht or a Ferrari because they will bring you more joy in the long run.
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