What did the writer realize he wanted more than financial freedom?

According to research, why does earning more than $75K not necessarily make people happier?

What personal background does the writer share to explain his drive to make money?

How did the writer’s focus on money affect his relationships and personal happiness? Give two examples.

What advice did the writer’s wealthy mentor give about money and problems?

Why does the author argue that “money doesn’t buy happiness” is more relatable when said by an ordinary person rather than a millionaire?

What changes did the writer make in his life to find emotional freedom?

In the extract, the writer says: “Mo money, mo problems.” What does this expression mean in context?

Do you agree with the writer’s view that “freedom is not an accident but a deliberate strategy”? Why or why not?

Based on the extract, what is the main message the writer wants readers to take away about money and happiness?