Wallet Psychology: Why We Spend, Save, and Sabotage Ourselves

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

Why do we splurge on things we don’t need, hoard money out of fear, or sabotage our long-term goals with short-term gratification? Wallet Psychology dives deep into the emotional and cognitive roots of our financial behavior, revealing how our brains—and past experiences—shape the way we spend, save, and sometimes self-destruct.

Blending behavioral economics with real-world examples and psychological insights, this compelling and practical guide helps readers uncover the biases, habits, and hidden narratives driving their money choices. Whether you're looking to build wealth, conquer debt, or simply understand yourself better, this book offers the tools to change not just your finances—but your mindset.

Perfect for investors, savers, spenders, and anyone who's ever wondered: Why do I do that with my money?