Jasonwrote a great new book called Financial Sorcery that I was privileged enough to be a beta reader for. You should get it, it's really helpful as magic tends to fall into just a few categories in my opinion: protection, hexing, love/fertility (of all kinds), healing and money. It's a huge undertaking to take on something that big but Jason does a really good job breaking it down into bite sized pieces from both a magical and mundane stand point.The part that I was the most fascinated by was where he talked about Set Point Theory which is apparently (unbeknownst to me) a huge thing in the weight loss community but can apply to financial sorcery equally well. Basically, set point theory is the idea that we all have this range where we're comfortable. If we get out of range in a bad way, we're going to move heaven and earth to fix it. If we get out of range in a good way, we'll likely sabotage ourselves to get ourselves back into our comfort zone. With money, this translates into if you make less than what you're comfortable with, you'll do anything to make more. If you make more, you are unlikely to do anything of use with it, you'll pro