37 Secrets about Prosperity

Randy Gage certainly is not the abundance guru for everyone. His ideas will have fundamentalists hopping up and down with anger. But -- these ideas make sense -- at least to me. He smashes the "lack programming" I encountered all too often as a child (and as an adult) for all the insanity it brings to our lives and demands rational thought come forward. The problem with this book? Simply that he fails to deliver the claim on the book cover, "Claim the properity that is your birthright!". Gage is long on pointing out the errors in thought, but short on how to fix them. He appears to believe that merely realizing the error of lack programming cures it. Maybe for some folk, it does. For others, however, it's just not enough. Gage never claims to be all things to all readers, so if you're one of those who can change the error of your thinking simply by recognizing it, this is your book! Phyllis Staff, Ph.D. author, "How to Find Great Senior Housing" and "128 Ways to Prevent Alzheimer's and Other Dementias"