I feel a lot happier.

The people with the new fancy cars, trendy clothes, and a $300 a month cappuccino habit are no happier than you or me, and actually may have MORE financial stress.  

I don't think I would be any happier necessarily, people at this level of wealth really just see it as a video game.

That tends to make people happier as the pressure is off and they can decide what type of clients to take and when.

With money I can hire someone to mow my lawn or clean my home, both of which are things I am happier not doing.

(I now realize I'm happier this way too). 

Don't know if they are going to be happier in the long run.I believe habits of the poor are a "victim mentality"....and words like "I can't get a break", "everyone else gets all the luck", "can't wait until Friday".

I'm in the low 60%'s now and I would be much happier around 50% so I'm working towards that. 

I’ll def be looking at properties and crunching the numbers, even though my student loan debt have proven to be a source of slight depression over the past few years, nothing would make me happier at this moment than achieving financial independence through wise investments.

I'm much happier in my little one bedroom 20 minutes from the beach.