The Psychology of Wealth
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Examines how the attitude with which people think about money and wealth significantly influences whether they meet their life and financial goals, providing tools that can be used to approach finances in a generally positive fashion.
Baker
& Taylor
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Examines how the attitude with which people think about money and wealth significantly influences whether they meet their life and financial goals, providing tools that can be used to approach finances in a generally positive fashion.
Baker
& Taylor
In this fascinating exploration of the delicate relationship between money and the human mind, clinical psychologist Richards explains that discovering our sense of self is the key to determining our relationship with money. He contends that credit or debt can be useful tools for building personal growth--"if applied properly."
McGraw Hill
The New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestseller!
“The Psychology of Wealth is a pertinent and comprehensive overview of the skills and mindset necessary for success. Prosperity can be achieved by anyone, and Dr. Richards shows the way.”
—Donald J. Trump
“What’s in your head determines what’s in your wallet. Dr. Richards gives you the mental hard-drive upgrade you need to finally achieve the greater prosperity and success you desire.”
—Darren Hardy, Publisher, SUCCESS magazine
“Dr. Richards shakes up our preconceptions about wealth by examining the psychological aspects of how we relate to money. When you understand the real sources of wealth in your life, you’ll find it much easier to achieve a more prosperous and happy life.”
—Jordan E. Goodman, America’s Money Answers Man at MoneyAnswers.com and Author of Master Your Money Type
“This might be one of the most important books you’ll ever read. If you feel like your life has been stuck in neutral—or even worse, put in reverse—Dr. Richards will set you on a clear path to success.”
—Barnet Bain, Producer, What Dreams May Come
About the Book:
Why do some people feel a perpetual state of lack and fear about money, while others feel genuinely prosperous, regardless of the size of their bank accounts? Why do some people shudder with dread when it comes to setting financial goals, while others embrace it with enthusiasm and confidence?
What makes the difference? Could it be in their relationship with money itself?
People who enjoy a healthy relationship with money share common habits and traits. So, how do they think, and what do they do differently? Are these behaviors hardwired in an individual’s psyche, or can they be learned?
In this provocative book, psychotherapist Dr. Charles Richards provides unexpected and encouraging answers to these questions. Based on his research and expert interviews, Dr. Richards shows how each of us can develop a thriving relationship with money and create a rich and rewarding life.
A t the book’s heart are the stories of people who have faced adversity with courage and created extraordinary lives. Their accounts—along with Dr. Richards’ interviews with finance professors, legislators, entrepreneurs, and mavens of success—pave a path to a brighter future for us all.
Today we live in a trying economic environment. Every day, popular financial advisors exhort us to hunker down, play it safe, and protect ourselves from an uncertain future. To the voices who promote fear and doubt, Dr. Richards answers with balance, wisdom, and optimism.
The Psychology of Wealth is for anyone interested in succeeding personally or professionally, and in achieving true prosperity. It offers golden steps on the path to a better life.
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How do we define wealth? -- The evolution of wealth -- Finding your dream -- Self-esteem and its influence on wealth -- The stream vs. the rock -- Value is what you get -- Redefining your perspectives -- Cycles of giving back -- I'm going through a phase -- Painting a new portrait of prosperity -- Knowing where to plant your feet -- Conclusion: the whole elephant
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Add a CommentWhile an interesting read the title suggests it is an academic book but I would categorize it as a self help book. Interesting examples and side stories to help convey ideas.