Despite being financially well-off, many Americans feel they don't have enough money.
One in four people who earn at least $175,000 a year describe themselves as either "very poor," "poor," or "getting by but things are tight," according to a recent Bloomberg survey of 1,000 Americans.
This incongruence between salary and happiness might be the product of spending money on all the wrong things, says Manisha Thakor, author of the recently released book "MoneyZen: The Secret to Finding Your 'Enough.'"
"I was financially healthy and emotionally bankrupt," she says.
There are three tools, which she describes in her book, that have helped her embrace what she calls "joy-based spending."
Persons:
Manisha Thakor, Aston
Organizations:
Bloomberg, Bugatti
Locations:
Aston Martin