The art of spending money

The author of the bestseller The Psychology of Money now invites us to reflect on how to learn to spend wisely.

The greatest return on an investment is not financial, it is the peace of mind it brings us. However, we often waste that money on useless things, more concerned with the image we project than with what we truly need. Or worse, we accumulate it anxiously, afraid to spend it precisely on what could improve our lives.

This is not a book about money, or not just about money, but about the importance of knowing ourselves, knowing what brings us value and what makes us happy. It explores themes such as envy, status, identity, and insecurity, as well as other common traps that condition our economic decisions, and shares its key lessons for using money in a wiser and more comforting way.