«Soul's Guide: Me and Money» — a book about why financial problems don't live in your wallet. They live in your psyche. And what to do about that.
You earn, and somehow it's gone. Again, and again, for reasons you can't quite name
A background sense of not-enough that doesn't go away even when the numbers are fine
You've read the books and listened to the podcasts. You understand it all. The behaviour is identical
A quiet conviction that having enough is something that happens to other people
You undercharge for your work and settle for less than it's worth, and you know you're doing it
Buying things to quiet resentment, exhaustion or loneliness. Better for an hour, worse for a month
There are no income spreadsheets here, no investment advice, no ten steps to wealth. This is a book about psychology — about how your relationship with money is actually built, where it came from, and how it can be changed.
"The aim of this book is to use research and my own practice to clarify the finer workings of human wellbeing — and to give concrete steps, in the form of practices, exercises and meditations, for improving the quality of life in the financial domain."
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