Description

Money rarely hurts because of what it can or cannot buy. It hurts because of what we believe it says about us.

The Bank Account Mirror: Healing How You See Yourself Through Money explores the hidden emotional relationship between identity and finances-revealing how numbers quietly become symbols of worth, safety, failure, and belonging. Rather than teaching budgeting tactics or financial strategies, this book guides readers inward, helping them recognize how money has been unconsciously used as a mirror for self-judgment.

Through reflective insights, grounding exercises, and identity-rebuilding practices, this book invites readers to detach who they are from what they earn, owe, or hold. It challenges the belief that stability equals worth and success equals value, offering a healthier framework where money becomes information-not a verdict.

This is a book for anyone who feels anxiety when checking their balance, shame during financial struggle, or emptiness even after financial wins. It restores perspective, dignity, and self-trust by placing identity back where it belongs: within the self, not the symbol.

You are not your balance.

You never were.

This book helps you finally see that clearly.