In "The Paradox of Choice: Why More Is Less," Barry Schwartz explores the idea that having more choices does not necessarily lead to greater satisfaction. He argues that an abundance of options can lead to anxiety and regret, as individuals may constantly compare their decisions and feel dissatisfied regardless of their choices. This illustrates the notion that wealth and abundance can sometimes overshadow personal fulfillment and happiness.

The concept that "no matter how much a person has, it may not be enough" underscores the emotional toll of excessive choices. Schwartz suggests that true contentment comes not from accumulating more but from understanding one’s values and finding meaning in life. The book serves as a reminder to simplify decision-making and focus on what genuinely brings joy, rather than getting lost in the pursuit of more.