Are you using money — or has money quietly started using you?
The Unrighteousness of Money isn't another book promising a shortcut to wealth. It's an honest look at what money does to people — how a simple desire to provide for a family can slowly turn into an obsession with more, how debt quietly rewrites decisions we think are still our own, and how the target for "enough" keeps moving no matter how much we earn.
Drawing on economics, psychology, history, and timeless wisdom, Alfred Anderson unpacks the questions most people never stop to ask: Why do intelligent people make reckless financial decisions? Why does inflation make you poorer even when your bank balance goes up? Why do the same financial scams keep working, generation after generation? And where exactly is the line between ambition and greed?
Inside, you'll:
Each chapter closes with a Money Mystery — a closer look at one of the hidden realities of the financial world, from the money you never actually see to who's really steering your spending. The result is a book that is neither a sermon against wealth nor a formula for chasing it, but a clear-eyed guide to the choices that quietly shape a financial life.
Whether you have very little, just enough, or more than you ever expected — this book will change how you see every dollar that passes through your hands.
Stop chasing money blindly. Start understanding it. Scroll up and grab your copy of The Unrighteousness of Money today.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Are you using money - or has money quietly started using you The Unrighteousness of Money isn't another book promising a shortcut to wealth. It's an honest look at what money does to people - how a simple desire to provide for a family can slowly turn into an obsession with more, how debt quietly rewrites decisions we think are still our own, and how the target for 'enough' keeps moving no matter how much we earn.Drawing on economics, psychology, history, and timeless wisdom, Alfred Anderson unpacks the questions most people never stop to ask: Why do intelligent people make reckless financial decisions Why does inflation make you poorer even when your bank balance goes up Why do the same financial scams keep working, generation after generation And where exactly is the line between ambition and greed Inside, you'll: - Understand how modern money actually works - from banking and inflation to digital currency and AI-driven finance- Recognize the psychological traps behind overspending, debt, and financial anxiety- Spot the difference between confidence and self-deception in your own money decisions- Protect yourself from the fraud, manipulation, and exploitation that quietly drain wealth- Define what 'enough' means for you, and build financial security without losing yourself in the processEach chapter closes with a Money Mystery - a closer look at one of the hidden realities of the financial world, from the money you never actually see to who's really steering your spending. The result is a book that is neither a sermon against wealth nor a formula for chasing it, but a clear-eyed guide to the choices that quietly shape a financial life.Whether you have very little, just enough, or more than you ever expected - this book will change how you see every dollar that passes through your hands.Stop chasing money blindly. Start understanding it. Scroll up and grab your copy of The Unrighteousness of Money today. Artikel-Nr. 9798171708115
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