Happiness isn't a one-size-fits-all equation, and the amount of money needed varies greatly from person to person. Studies suggest that money can contribute to happiness up to a certain point, covering basic needs and providing some comfort. But beyond that, it's often about experiences, relationships, and a sense of purpose. For some, financial security might mean $70k/year; for others, it's less or more. Ultimately, true happiness often comes from non-material wealth—meaningful connections and a fulfilling life. What’s your take on the money-happiness balance?