Why Money Is in My Mind? is not a book about becoming rich.
It is a book about why money refuses to leave our thoughts.

Through psychological insight, lived truth, and philosophical reflection, this book explores how money enters the human mind through fear, responsibility, comparison, and survival. It reveals why dignity becomes conditional, why relationships change under pressure, and why money slowly transforms from a tool into an emotional anchor.

This book speaks for those who carry responsibility in silence.
For those whose worth is measured by outcomes.
For those who learned to fear instability more than failure.

Rather than offering financial formulas, the book offers clarity—showing what money can protect, what it can never heal, and how obsession with money is often a response to remembered vulnerability.

Honest, reflective, and deeply human, Why Money Is in My Mind? invites readers to understand their relationship with money without shame—and to hold money without losing their humanity.

This is not fiction.
It is recognition.