How to Survive at the Summit of Wealth

The book explores the psychological and philosophical consequences of great wealth. The author examines how affluent individuals relate to power, status, family, addiction, social expectations, and their own ambitions. The text combines elements of cultural criticism, social philosophy, and personal observations drawn from life within wealthy environments. Among the subjects explored are conspicuous consumption, neo feudalism, fear of loss, emigration, parenting, and the search for new meaning after achieving material success.

The book is written from the perspective of a practicing hypnotherapist who spent many years working with entrepreneurs and high net worth clients. It is intended for readers interested in the psychology of success, the structure of elite social circles, and the internal conflicts that emerge after financial independence has been achieved. In terms of genre, it is a polemical essay that combines applied psychology with social analysis.