Elizabeth Dunn’s Happy Money: The Science of Happier Spending (co‑authored with Michael Norton) is included because its research on how deliberate spending—prioritizing experiences over material goods—and acts of generosity boost well‑being offers practical behavioural guidance for aligning financial choices with personal values; these findings directly inform Part 2: The Purposeful Investment Landscape and the Traditional Wealth Management chapter by showing how reframing capital allocation and incorporating generosity and experiential returns can make wealth management more purpose‑driven.