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You thought the raise would fix it. You thought hitting a higher number would finally make life feel easier. So why does the stress feel exactly the same — or worse?

In this video, I break down the uncomfortable truth behind why earning more rarely leads to feeling richer. We take a hard look at the psychology of money, the hedonic treadmill, and why your brain adapts to every financial upgrade faster than your lifestyle can keep up.

You’ll see why people earning six figures are still living paycheck to paycheck, how lifestyle inflation quietly locks in stress, and why chasing the next milestone keeps moving the finish line instead of solving the problem.

More importantly, this video lays out a clear exit strategy. We walk through the lifestyle anchor rule, a simple mental reset to break unconscious spending, and why buying time creates more freedom than buying things.

This is not about cutting joy or living like a monk. It is about understanding why more never feels like enough — and how to stop running without feeling deprived.

If you are tired of earning more but keeping less, this video is for you.

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Studies and research mentioned:
Brickman and Campbell Hedonic Adaptation Theory
Lottery Winners and Paraplegia Study Journal of Personality and Social Psychology
Kahneman and Deaton Income and Well Being Study Princeton
Matthew Killingsworth Happiness Research Wharton
Bank of America and LendingClub Paycheck to Paycheck Reports
Van Boven and Gilovich Experiential vs Material Purchases
Whillans et al Time Saving Purchases Study

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Disclaimer:
I am not a financial advisor, accountant, or legal professional. This content is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Nothing in this video should be considered financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. Always do your own research and consult a qualified professional before making financial decisions.