Money might not buy happiness, I reflected, but it was a useful commodity, nonetheless.
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In The Fiery Cross, the author Diana Gabaldon explores the complex relationship between money and happiness. While acknowledging that wealth alone may not lead to true contentment, she emphasizes the practical benefits that money can provide. It serves as a means to acquire resources, experiences, and security, which can contribute to a fulfilling life.
Gabaldon's reflection suggests that although money cannot guarantee happiness, it plays a significant role in facilitating a...
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