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Is Happiness Directly Proportonal to Spending Money?

Your Wallet Might Disagree

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Happiness—the ultimate goal we are all chasing. Some people say, the more you can afford to spend, the happier you will be. If that was true, billionaires would have been always jumping and giggling our of joy, like kids in a candy store.

Instead, they are buying their third yacht while still looking like a sleepless zombie who lives on caffeine.

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The Temporary Thrill of Spending

Probably we have all been there—when the heart starts pounding with excitement and feels like you are just one more purchase away from eternal bliss.

You think, “this new gadget will make me so happy!” , while clicking *add to cart* with glee.
A week later, it starts collecting dust, and the only thing that’s “fulfilled” is your credit card statement.
It's funny how, the joy of that luxurious weekend getaway fades just as quickly as your bank balance.

Small Wallets, Big Happiness

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Oishee Chatterjee đź’Ž || Blogger| Writer| Dreamer||
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Written by Oishee Chatterjee đź’Ž || Blogger| Writer| Dreamer||

Welcome to my world of scribbled thoughts and musings! I am a passionate Lifestyle blogger, dedicated to sharing the essence of life through the art of writing.

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