The Luckiest
but important financial decisions are not made in spreadsheets or in textbooks. They are made at the dinner table. They often aren’t made with the intention of maximizing returns, but minimizing the chance of disappointing a spouse or child.
Morgan Housel • The Psychology of Money: Timeless lessons on wealth, greed, and happiness
Reason #1: You officially become a significant investment in everyone’s Happiness Portfolio
Lawrence Yeo • Why Having a Wedding Makes Sense
If you view “do what you love” as a guide to a happier life, it sounds like empty fortune cookie advice. If you view it as the thing providing the endurance necessary to put the quantifiable odds of success in your favor, you realize it should be the most important part of any financial strategy.