Description

Understand how money really works—not in numbers, but in behavior.
The Psychology of Money reveals the often-overlooked emotional and psychological forces that drive our financial decisions. Drawing from real-world examples and timeless lessons, this book explores how people think about risk, success, greed, and happiness in the context of wealth. Whether you’re building a business, planning your investments, or simply trying to be smarter with money, this book will challenge your assumptions and reshape your approach to financial life.

What You’ll Learn:

• Why earning more doesn’t always mean being wealthy

• How habits and emotions affect your financial choices

• The hidden cost of chasing success and social comparison

• Why patience and consistency beat intelligence in wealth-building

Perfect for entrepreneurs, creators, students, and curious minds—this Mocksy Edition of The Psychology of Money is your guide to mastering money by mastering yourself.