Reasonably Happy

<p>Paul Ollinger's new book is a fabulous blend of wit and wisdom. What really stands out is one profound insight after another into our humanity-how we love work and spend. Each bite-sized chapter is a chance to reflect grow and laugh. -Brian Portnoy author of <em>The Geometry of Wealth</em></p><p></p><p>Paul's brainy relatable comedy had me laughing out loud by the 4th sentence. His observations on money work and life are irreverent and truly delightful. -Dr. Brad Klontz Author & TikTok Superstar @DrBradKlontz</p><p></p><p>Ollinger wraps financial wisdom with humor insight and storytelling reminding us that true wealth comes from balancing your wallet and well-being-with plenty of room for laughter. -Farnoosh Torabi host of <em>So Money and </em>author of <em>A Healthy State of Panic</em></p><p></p><p>A sparkling collection of writings about money work and life. These snappy essays are a subtle but firm nudge to start making positive changes-lighthearted but deadly serious at times. -Jared Dillian author of <em>No Worries: How To Live a Stress-Free Financial Life</em></p><p></p><p>Paul Ollinger plays the role of Shake-speare's jester using humor to deliver hard-hitting truths about money work and life. While laughing you'll find yourself confronting life's deeper realities. -Joe Saul-Sehy host of <em>Stacking Benjamins</em></p><p></p><p>Ollinger delivers financial wisdom with a comedian's wit making you laugh while rethinking your life choices. It's the kind of advice that won't make you rich but might make you happier. -Turney Duff <em>New York Times</em> bestselling author of <em>The Buy Side</em></p>