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What if your relationship with money isn't logical - but chemical? In a world obsessed with more - more wealth, more status, more success - most of us are chasing money without ever stopping to ask: Why? Money Addiction - Living in a Dopamine Economy is a gripping exploration of the emotional and psychological grip money has on our lives. Written by F. M. Roth, this bold and eye-opening book doesn't offer financial hacks or investment tips. Instead, it unpacks a deeper truth: we're not managing money. We're medicating with it. Through personal insight, societal critique, and sharp cultural analysis, Roth reveals how money has become our modern drug - triggering the same highs, withdrawals, and dependencies as any substance. From early childhood conditioning to status games on social media, we're being rewired to equate self-worth with net worth. It's costing us our peace. You'll learn: Why financial anxiety is less about numbers and more about emotional wiring How our economy rewards addiction and punishes contentment The hidden role of shame, fear, and ego in every money decision you make What it really means to be ""free"" in a monetized world How to begin unlearning the lies money taught you about value, identity, and success If The Psychology of Money helps you understand your behaviors, Money Addiction dares you to question your beliefs. This is not a comforting read. It's a confronting one. But if you're tired of chasing and ready to wake up, you just found the right book.

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""This book isn't about budgeting or investing-it's about what money does to your mind, your self-worth, your relationships, and your nervous system."" ""It doesn't teach you how to budget or invest smarter. Instead, it holds up a mirror to our collective money obsession and exposes the emotional addiction behind it."" ""Money Addiction teaches us how to unplug from this obsessive behavior and reclaim your life."" ""This book hit me hard. It's not about budgets or investing, but about how money feels like a drug in our modern world."" ""I found myself underlining entire sections about burnout and the illusion of 'enough.'"" ""If you've ever confused your personal worth with your bank account, this book won't just make you reflect... it might set you free."" ""It's not finance-it's raw psychology."" ""This isn't a comfortable read, and that's the point. But it might just leave you freer than before."" ""A harsh wake-up call for those who feel they never have enough money."" ""It's less a strategy, and more a detox, offering a path to redefine true wealth and finally feel some peace.""

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