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Book 1. Wealth as a Way of Thinking

Contrary to popular belief, a rich person is different from a poor one not because of the circumstances that allow him or her to realise themselves, nor because of the favourable environment. Moreover, wealth is not due to "accidents of fate" or innate abilities.

A rich person is distinguished by a special way of thinking, which is aimed at creating and investing, rather than consuming and wasting. By exploring the rules for using a person's financial capabilities from the perspective of forming a special way of thinking, using accessible comparisons and the basics of the art of investing, as well as showing the deep psychological reasons that lead to enrichment, the author derives a model of achieving wealth that is understandable and accessible to everyone.

Book 2. Mindset as Wealth

Some people inherit material wealth from their parents and cannot cope with it, while others inherit a family model that allows them to live richly and happily throughout their lives. What kind of mindset have you inherited? How can you change it or adjust it if necessary? Why do the financial principles of enrichment work differently for different people? How can you raise your child to be financially literate?

The book describes in an accessible way the process of mastering our financial models, which is the first step towards correcting and improving them, and provides important recommendations for financial education of children that will help to make their lives much easier for their parents.