About the Book: Most of us never learn how to spend well. We either chase things that impress others but leave us empty, or hoard every rupee, too afraid to invest in what truly matters. We get envy mixed up with admiration, excess masquerades as comfort, and status hides under usefulness. The Art of Spending Money isn’t about rigid budgets or clever tricks — it helps you see how your beliefs about money steer your habits, and shows how to remake that inner story so your money serves your spirit. Morgan Housel—already beloved for changing how we earn, save, and invest—now turns to spending. With insight and compassion, he argues the greatest return isn’t from spreadsheets but from peace of mind. He reveals that expectations often matter more than income, that true wealth is rooted in self‑awareness, and that doing well with money is as much about your mindset as your bank balance
