This section takes seriously the emotional, psychological and relational dimensions of holding significant wealth. It explores the isolation that can come from being unable to speak honestly about money; the guilt, shame or paralysis that may accompany wealth; the questions of identity and belonging that arise when financial circumstances set someone apart from their peers; and the complex family dynamics surrounding intergenerational wealth. Drawing on therapeutic insight, lived experience and emerging research, it makes space for conversations that wealth holders are often having privately but rarely see reflected in print.
