Why do some people struggle financially despite earning a good income, while others quietly build wealth over time? The answer lies not in luck or intelligence, but in psychological biases that shape financial behavior.

In The Psychology of Wealth, inspired by the groundbreaking insights of behavioral economist Daniel Kahneman, this book explores the hidden cognitive and emotional traps that prevent people from achieving financial security. From loss aversion and decision paralysis to lifestyle inflation and short-term thinking, readers will discover how their own minds often work against them when it comes to money