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Learn to recognize emotional distress around money — and overcome it. Prostock-studio / Shutterstock.com
In a world where wealth is often equated with success and happiness and social media twists reality, our perception of money can become distorted. While many are familiar with body dysmorphia — a condition where individuals perceive flaws in their appearance that are not evident to others — fewer are aware of its financial counterpart: money dysmorphia. And yet, many of us are afflicted by it.
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