Reseña del libro "The Wealth Ceiling (en Inglés)"
You're not lazy, and you're not unlucky. You're stuck at a wealth ceiling - and ceilings are built, which means they can be found and removed. If your income or net worth has orbited the same number for years despite genuinely trying to break through it, this isn't a mindset problem you can affirm your way past, and it isn't a tactics gap another sales script will fix. You already know how to work hard. What's missing is an accurate map of the specific, usually unconscious ways you're working against your own stated goal - and a system sturdy enough to hold you to a bigger number once you can finally see it clearly. The Wealth Ceiling is written specifically for capable, already-successful people: the founder, consultant, or high performer who has proven they can build something real, and who keeps hitting the same invisible wall anyway. Drawing on high-performance psychology rather than hype, this book identifies the four faces financial self-sabotage most often wears among high earners - procrastination, underpricing, compulsive overwork, and unconscious self-correction - and replaces willpower-dependent fixes with a structured "wealth operating system" built to survive a demanding, busy, real professional life. What's inside: - The four faces of financial self-sabotage, and a diagnostic to find your own specific pattern - The "financial thermostat" concept - why windfalls and raises so often don't stick, and how to reset your set point - A framework for closing "identity debt," the gap between the income you've earned and the one you're actually charging or claiming - Tools for building visibility tolerance, since staying under the radar quietly caps growth for many high performers - A full Wealth Operating System: pricing floors, decision audits, delegation frameworks, and negotiation scripts - A complete 12-month plan for breaking through your specific ceiling, with guardrails for protecting the gains once you do
