At the end of the month, do you not even realize where all your income has gone?
Do you think that earning more money will solve all your problems?
Or do you spend throughout the month and then wonder, “How much longer can I go on like this?”

The answer to your question lies in this book— “Won’t I even have a cup of coffee?”
This book is neither an economist’s classroom lecture, nor a tough finance theory.
Rather, it is a reflection of every relevant expense, emotion, decision, and mistake of life.
Drawing from the author’s three decades of writing experience, real-life financial consulting, and close observation of people’s lives, the book presents articles that you will find resonating with your own life too.

The title “Won’t I even have a cup of coffee?” is as simple as it is profound.
Because, like coffee, many expenses in life occur daily—not out of necessity, but out of habit.
And it is from there that waste of money begins, savings disappear, and the uncertainty of the future grows.
This book questions that very habit, forcing you to reflect: “Was this expense really necessary?”

“Won’t I even have a cup of coffee?” is not just a book.
It is a practice, a commitment, a journey—one with no end, but only a beginning.