Smart people lose money every day. Not because they’re dumb—because they’re human.

In The Psychology of Wealth, you’ll uncover the quiet, uncomfortable truths behind why most people stay broke—even when they know what to do. It’s not your income. It’s not your intelligence. It’s your behavior.

This book dives deep into the emotional and psychological traps that destroy wealth: ego, fear, self-sabotage, trauma, greed, envy, and irrational decisions made under pressure.

It’s not another how-to book. It’s a mirror.

Inside, you’ll learn:

• Why money is emotional, not mathematical
• How “the illusion of control” ruins smart financial plans
• Why small, boring habits build massive fortunes
• How wealth is quiet—and why flashy displays often hide financial collapse
• Why chasing “more” often leads to having less
• How to think about luck, risk, and timing without lying to yourself
• Why the richest people focus on survival, not strategy

This isn’t about penny-pinching or get-rich hacks. It’s about finally understanding why you make the choices you do—and how to change your money story for good.

If you’ve ever looked at your bank account and wondered “Why do I keep doing this to myself?”—this book will explain it.

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