In short
Sylwia Kocoń writes about abundance not only as money, but as a way of being: consent to life, openness to experience, and the courage not to confuse spirituality with resignation. The strongest idea in the book is the reversal of the “poor Buddha” myth — the belief that inner peace requires giving up prosperity, desire, and material fulfillment. The author invites the reader to examine consciousness, free will, resistance, fear of success, and personal potential. It is a useful read for people who want to look at their beliefs about money, happiness, and deserving, and then invite more lightness, courage, and agency into everyday life.
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