Money and Happiness – How Much is Enough?
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Synopsis
“Does money bring us happiness?” It’s a question people have asked for millennia.
A study from Harvard Medical School found a link between meaningful human connection and happiness. But let’s be honest – money does matter. Money helps us to meet our needs, chase our aspirations, and feel financially secure. So, the real question is: How much is enough?
A number of psychologists have tried to pin down a number. Some say it’s US$75,000 a year. Others argue that our level of happiness actually declines when we reach around an annual income of US$100,000. While others claim that for most of us, the more the merrier!
Come join us as we explore what the latest research says about happiness, and why our lifestyle led by our values might play a role in determining a number that works for us individually.
We’ll explore this question from the speaker’s perspectives, gained from his research and lived experiences, built around three key ideas:
Your Financial Baseline influenced by your early years
Your Financial Aspirations guided by your personal “North Star”
Financial Values determined by what truly matters to you
By the end of this session, you will:
Discover what science says about the relationship between happiness and money
Reflect on your own set of financial baseline, aspirations and financial values
Learn to determine how much money is enough to bring you happiness and contentment
Philip F. Hsin
Published Author; Co-Founder of a Chinese language vocabulary application; Former Senior Executive of a global investment management firm
Philip is a father of two young teenagers, a former senior executive of a global investment management firm, a published author and co-founder of a Chinese language vocabulary application.
In 1975, he and his family fled Phnom Penh, Cambodia, just days before its fall to the Khmer Rouge. After more than three successful decades spent in the finance industry, Philip now devotes his time to guiding his children and pursuing his passions.Philip holds a BS in Finance and Behavioral Sciences from Oregon State University and an Executive MBA from Northwestern University and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.
Yen-Lu Chow
Founding Executive Chairman WholeTree Limited / Over-The-Rainbow; Asia Institute of Mentoring | Founding Partner Fatfish MediaLab | Executive Mentor YSI SEA | Founder of the Deep Human Movement
A former Apple Distinguished Technologist, Yen-Lu is an award-winning entrepreneur, technologist, venture catalyst & angel investor, mentor & advisor turned author and keynote speaker, mental wellbeing champion, social innovator & change-maker, ecosystem builder, philanthropist and humanist.
As an angel investor and venture catalyst in the tech ecosystem, Yen-Lu has mentored young entrepreneurs and businesses for many years. He has made significant contributions to the Singapore tech and entrepreneurship ecosystem, serving on countless startup business plan competitions internationally, government panels on innovation and entrepreneurship, and as mentor and advisor to the major universities. He co-founded a business angel fund in partnership with the Singapore government, served as a director of Business Angel Network SEA, executive mentor and adjunct professor to NUS Enterprise, mentor to INSEAD, plus numerous panels on entrepreneurship and innovation internationally. As an expert and practitioner in speech recognition and language processing (with 6 international patents and having worked in the field for over 20 years since early 1980’s while leading Apple’s initiative in this area in the early 1990’s), he was an early pioneer in the application of AI with a strong base in the tech space.
He is on a life mission to help bring about a kinder, gentler, more inclusive, more just, and sustainable world.
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