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The discussion suggests that although it may seem counterintuitive, spending money while young can yield far greater happiness than saving excessively for a future that may not provide the same enjoyment. Engaging in exuberant experiences, like renting a yacht in one’s twenties, for instance, might hold more value in creating joyful memories and social prestige than doing the same at a later age when everyone else is financially stable.
Ironically, the initiative often mocked in youth—over-the-top spending and flamboyant displays of wealth—can be seen as a contribution to one's happiness by maximizing experiences in the present, when they are most impactful.