The book "Behavior Drivers of Homo Spiritualis in Economic Decisions" by Monica Violeta Achim offers an in-depth analysis of the changing dynamics in the modern economy. At a time when classical economics is being reinterpreted, the work highlights the tensions between the concepts of homo economicus, driven by self-interest, and homo spiritualis, who incorporates values such as kindness, compassion, and justice into economic decisions. The author examines how cultural, religious, and psychological factors influence economic behavior and the role they play in phenomena such as corruption, the shadow economy, and entrepreneurial performance. Through a combination of theoretical approaches and empirical research, a comprehensive picture of the interactions between human behavior and economic decisions is presented.