Ed Merid

Rich, Not Happy : How High Earners Reclaim Joy, Meaning & Freedom When Money Isn't the Answer (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Rich, Not Happy: How High Earners Find Joy, Meaning, and Freedom When Money Isn't the Answer

You've built the life they said would make you happy. The income. The title. The home. On paper, you've "made it."

But inside? A gnawing emptiness. An endless chase for "more." A quiet voice asking: Is this really it?

Rich, Not Happy is for high achievers who have mastered money but feel emotionally bankrupt. It reveals the hidden costs of success-burnout, disconnection, identity loss-and guides you to trade empty achievement for a life rich in purpose, presence, and freedom.

Drawing on financial psychology, behavioral science, and real-life transformations, this book gives you the tools to rebuild a life that feels as good as it looks. Inside, you'll discover:

• The Meaning Portfolio™: your 5-part blueprint for lasting fulfillment
• The MRLP Index™: a practical measure of your Money-to-Life Return
• The Enough Number 2.0: the personalized metric that finally ends the endless chase for "more"

This isn't about giving it all up, it's about finally waking up. You'll learn how to buy back your time, rewire your relationship with success, and invest in what truly matters: purpose, people, play, peace, and prosperity.

If your calendar is packed, but your soul feels bankrupt, this book is your roadmap to emotional freedom.

You've earned money. Now it's time to earn back your life.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Ed Merid
• Erscheinungstermin: 12. September 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798232153168
• Artikelnr.: 75430279

Autorenporträt

Ed Merid writes at the intersection of psychology, personal

development, and finance. Trained in applied psychology

and a finance and budgeting expert, he turns research and

real-world practice into clear, usable tools that help readers

make better decisions, build habits that last, and align

money and work with what matters. His books favor plain

language, thoughtful structure, and examples you can

apply today, whether you're optimizing your finances,

navigating change, or designing a life with more time,

meaning, and freedom. Ed's titles are available worldwide

through Amazon KDP, Draft2Digital, and Kobo.