What if getting richer is the fastest way to become poor in time, health, and peace?
In a world that glorifies wealth, we're told to hustle harder, earn more, and postpone life until someday. But what if someday never comes? What if the chase for "more" is quietly stealing the very things that make us feel alive?
In Why Not to Be Rich, author Malhar Kharat offers an honest and rebellious take on the hidden costs of wealth obsession. Blending psychology, real-life examples, and timeless parables, he reveals why money beyond "enough" stops adding happiness - and often subtracts it.
Inside, you'll discover:
Why the "happiness curve" flattens no matter how much you earn
How hustle culture trades health for an illusion of success
The emptiness of wealth without meaning or purpose
Why respect without peace is never worth chasing
The wisdom of living like the fisherman, not the businessman
This is not a book against ambition. It's a book against illusions-a guide to living richly without needing to be rich.