The good news is, it's not actually the amount of money we spend that determines our level of happiness — it's how we spend it, according to a recent study by Ryan Howell, Ph.D., an assistant professor of psychology at San Francisco State University. And spending it to create life experiences — like family vacations or a cooking course — he says, rather than to accumulate more stuff, is what makes us happiest of all.
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