“How to Reduce Your Money,” New Edition Hiroshi Mori List Price: ¥990 #HiroshiMori #Mori_Hiroshi #Book #Society/Management A new era’s “Money Textbook” to re-examine your life! “A book that goes against the times.” —Kenju Furuichi In today’s investment boom, money talk has entered everyday conversation. “Are you doing new NISA?” “The Nikkei Stock Average is…” and so on. We buy investment books and rack our brains, with the goal of increasing our money. By the way, have you ever thought, “Why do we need to increase our money?” For what purpose do we increase our money? What is “money” in the first place? Hiroshi Mori, a popular author known for “Everything is Obsolete” and “The Sky Crawlers,” unravels the essence of money while reflecting on his own relationship with it. This book deeply questions your life through the lens of money. It is a book about money that benefits your life and changes it, boldly titled “How to Reduce Your Money.” A “philosophy of money” to consider how to live from now on, which investors and financial planners would never talk about. * What does it mean to “not have money”? * What does it mean to loosen your purse strings? * The cause of money troubles lies ten years ago. * The trap of “I have to because I need it.” * A once-in-a-lifetime loan story. * The “I want to buy something” syndrome. * Work volume and wages are not proportional. * Being sensitive to what you like makes you rich, etc. An essay on money to reclaim yourself. Why do we try to increase our money? While investment is officially recommended, this book dares to introduce “how to reduce your money.” The author, a novelist, states that his life did not change at all even after his royalties exceeded 2 billion yen. The keyword is “what you want.” This book deeply questions your life through the lens of money. Asking, “What is it that you truly want?” This new edition includes a new preface and an afterword by Kenju Furuichi. Table of Contents Chapter 1: What is Money? Chapter 2: What Do You Use Money For? Chapter 3: How to Increase Your Money Chapter 4: Is It Because You Don’t Have Money? Chapter 5: To Buy What You Want Chapter 6: To Know What You Want