The Dark Psychology of Money

The Good, the Bad, and the Evil

De: Dexter Morgan

Narrado por: Duke Holm

Dreaming of wealth and the peace of mind it promises is something most people have done in their lives. But money is a predator—silent, calculating, and ravenous. It stalks its prey with promises of power and freedom. It promises peace of mind, lots of friends, and the good life. But once you grab ahold of it, it sinks its claws deep, turning ambition into obsession and morality into dust.

Are you willing to sell your soul, murder people, and steal employees’ life savings for a small piece of paper?

In the Dark Psychology of Money: The Good, The Bad, and The Evil, Dexter Morgan takes you on a journey where stakes are high, morals are corrupted, and integrity has no ground to stand on. It is a dark and evil world. From the outside, we judge and mock, assuming we would never fall into that lifestyle.

But are you strong enough to avoid the temptation of money’s siren call?

The power and darkness of money don’t stop at the rich. Money’s allure seeps into all of us, whispering lies about happiness, success, and freedom. As we will explore, it is easy to take one small step to the dark side and wake up to find that you are unrecognizable in the mirror.

With raw storytelling and unflinching insight, you will be dragged into the shadows where wealth’s true face is revealed. It’s not just a cautionary tale–it’s a warning. Wealth doesn’t just change lives; it devours them.

What could it cost you in the end?

©2025 Dexter Morgan (P)2025 Dexter Morgan

Dark, disturbing, and brilliant

I was hooked from the first chapter. The author exposes the dark side of money in a way that feels almost like a psychological thriller. The narration was excellent, adding to the tension. I gave it five stars because it was both educational and entertaining. Perfect for anyone who enjoys deep psychological insights.

Couldn’t stop listening

I was completely absorbed in this audiobook. It made me rethink my own ambitions and what I’m willing to do for success. Some parts were disturbing, but that’s what made it powerful. A must-listen for anyone who values personal growth.

Chilling and thought-provoking

I loved how this book made me question everything I thought I knew about success. It shows the dark side of ambition and greed. Some parts were disturbing, but that’s exactly why it’s so powerful. I gave it five stars because it left a lasting impression. Perfect for fans of psychology and true crime.

Powerful listen

I liked how this book doesn’t shy away from hard truths. It made me question my own desires and ambitions. I chose this rating because it was both informative and shocking. I’d recommend it to anyone interested in psychology or finance.

Money’s darkest secrets exposed

This book is not for the faint of heart. I appreciated the brutal honesty about what money does to people. The narration was perfect, adding to the eerie vibe. I gave it five stars because it made me reflect deeply on my own relationship with money. I’d recommend it to anyone who enjoys psychological thrillers and finance books.

A psychological thriller

This book reads like a thriller, but the scariest part is that it’s real. I appreciated the unfiltered look at how money changes people. The narration was excellent, keeping me engaged the entire time. Perfect for fans of dark psychology.

A dark and addictive story

The writing is gripping, and the message is haunting. I loved how it challenges the listener to rethink their relationship with money. This is a must-listen for anyone who loves deep, thought-provoking content.

Fascinating but terrifying

I was intrigued by the concept and wasn’t disappointed. The storytelling is raw, and it really makes you question what you would do for wealth. I liked how the author didn’t sugarcoat anything. I chose this rating because it held my attention from start to finish. Anyone interested in the psychology of power should listen to this.

The ugly truth about wealth

I liked how this book doesn’t just tell you that money is bad—it shows you why. The examples and stories were gripping. Highly recommended for those who think money guarantees happiness.

The dark side of money

This book dives deep into the psychological effects of wealth. I loved how brutally honest it was. I’d recommend it to anyone who wants to understand the true cost of financial success.