The Fourth Form of Money. The Hero's Journey, or How to Get Rid of Negative Scenarios, Choose Your Circle, and Become the Master of Your Life

This book has the potential to turn conventional ideas about money upside down: psychologist Irina Maryevich proposes to view financial well-being not as a result of proper investments or hard work, but as a consequence of inner maturity and the quality of relationships. The author introduces the concept of the "fourth form of money" — relationships — and asserts that they are, in fact, the true source of abundance in a person's life.

The basis of this approach lies in a deep psychological analysis of how the figures of mother and father shape money patterns. If the mother lays the foundation for a basic sense of security and self-worth — the foundation without which it is impossible to accept money — the father gives permission to act, take risks, and claim one’s own in the social world. The author thoroughly examines 11 parental scenarios and shows how each of them creates specific financial blocks, from chronic scarcity to workaholism and an inability to claim results.

The book is structured as a path for the reader from separation to manifestation and further to the creation of relationships of a new quality. Through vivid therapeutic cases and practical tools, Maryevich demonstrates the opportunities for transformation: how to separate from parental scenarios, attain inner harmony with oneself, and build a system of connections that naturally attracts resources. After all, the final formula is simple: money is a byproduct of properly structured relationships with oneself and the world.