Name: Wealth Guilt (en Inglés)
SKU: 69168223
Price: 56612.00 COP
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Author: Matthew Petchinsky
ISBN: 9798182849098

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Apophis Enterprises LLC

Autor

Matthew Petchinsky

Año

2026

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

222

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9798182849098

Wealth Guilt (en Inglés)

Matthew Petchinsky (Autor) · Apophis Enterprises LLC · Tapa Blanda

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Money is supposed to make life easier. So why can earning more, saving more, and finally becoming financially secure make you feel anxious, guilty, or afraid?Wealth Guilt: When More Money Brings More Fear explores the hidden emotional conflict that can appear when your financial life grows beyond the limits you once knew. If success makes you feel disloyal to your family, uncomfortable around struggling friends, afraid of becoming "different," or compelled to give away, spend, or minimize what you have built, this book helps you understand why.Through detailed reflections, practical financial ideas, guided exercises, journal prompts, and a 100-trigger wealth guilt inventory, Matthew Petchinsky examines survival loyalty, scarcity conditioning, inherited money rules, financial self-sabotage, boundaries, deservingness, and the fear of outgrowing your origin.You will learn how to separate healthy responsibility from guilt, create a greater sense of safety around accumulating money, recognize when generosity becomes self-abandonment, and redefine loyalty without remaining loyal to struggle.You do not have to forget where you came from to build somewhere better.Your past can remain part of your story without becoming the financial ceiling over your future. It is time to let growth feel safe without apology, shame, or fear.