I Think I'll Die Poor

I THINK I'LL DIE POOR by Christian Visda is not a money book. It is a book about the impact of money on the mind.

Told through a fictional narrator living in the UK, this raw and reflective journey explores a quiet fear that many people carry: working full-time, doing everything "right," and still feeling life slipping away.

Inside these pages, you will find:

• The anxiety beneath modern ambition

• Burnout, overtime, and effort without security

• Borrowed dreams and the pressure to keep up

• The temptation of shortcuts through side hustles, investing, gambling, and waiting for rescue

• The truth about employment, time, and why stability does not always feel safe

• A different definition of wealth: health, peace, autonomy, and relationships

• How to measure success without applause

This is for anyone who has ever thought: what if the big payoff never comes? What if I still die poor?

Not poor in money, but poor in time, meaning, and peace.

Honest, human, and quietly hopeful, I Think I'll Die Poor does not promise a miracle. It offers something rarer: clarity.

This is a work of fiction inspired by real social and economic realities.