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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Wealth Without Apology: A Prosperity Manifesto by Randy GageWhat if the biggest obstacle to wealth isn't the economy, your background, or your opportunities-but the beliefs programmed into your mind In Wealth Without Apology, New York Times bestselling author Randy Gage delivers a bold, unapologetic blueprint for breaking free from scarcity thinking and stepping into the prosperity that is your birthright. Blending personal stories, hard-earned lessons, and powerful mindset shifts, Gage challenges the cultural programming that teaches people to feel guilty for wanting more and replaces it with a philosophy of abundance, growth, and personal responsibility.From a troubled youth and jail cell at fifteen to building global success and influencing millions, Gage shares the insights that transformed his life and can transform yours. This book is not about chasing money for its own sake, it's about creating true prosperity, a life where financial success, personal fulfillment, health, and purpose work together. Inside this powerful manifesto, you'll discover how to: - Break the subconscious programming that keeps you stuck in scarcity- Replace victimhood thinking with prosperity consciousness- Rewire your mindset to attract opportunity, wealth, and growth- Build financial freedom by solving problems and creating value- Understand the real rules of the 'money game' and how to win it- Use wealth as a path to personal growth, contribution, and significance- Expand your vision and unlock your highest potentialGage introduces a powerful model of prosperity built on four essential pillars: Wellness, Resources, Harmony, and Significance, a holistic framework for creating a life of abundance in every dimension. Provocative, insightful, and often irreverent, Wealth Without Apology dismantles the myths that glorify struggle and exposes the hidden beliefs that sabotage success. More importantly, it offers a practical path forward showing readers how to reclaim agency over their lives and build wealth without guilt, shame, or apology.If you're ready to stop playing small, challenge the beliefs that hold you back, and create a life of purpose, prosperity, and impact.this book is your wake-up call.The world doesn't need more broke dreamers. It needs awakened creators.…

First Edition. London: John Daye for Abraham Veale, and Nicholas England, 1560]. First edition in English, first issue. With the Colophon in the first issue state. Folio in sixes (10 1/2 x 7 1/8 inches; 267 x 182 mm). [5], ccccxliiii, ccccxlix-cccclxx, [17] leaves. A-Y? Aa-Yy?, AA-YY?, AAa-PPp? QQq3. Bound without blanks A6 and QQq4. From the translation of: "De statu religionis et reipublicae, Carolo Quinto Caesare, commentarii." Mostly printed in black letter. Armorial woodcut vignette to title-page. Seventeenth-century mottled calf. Recased. Spine stamped in gilt. Red morocco spine label, lettered in gilt. All edges marbled. Spine label chipped. Newer endpapers. Title-page with small old ink signature to lower blank margin. One inch of lower margin of leaf Ttiii remargined, not affecting text. EEiiii with small hole on outer margin, not affecting text. NNni with a 3-inch closed tear, to text block, but with no loss of text. Some minimal finger smudging and some light dampstains to margins. Overall a very good copy. Sleidanus is known as the official historian of the Reformation, and this present copy being the first English edition of his original work published in 1555. "Sleidan's key role in some of the events he described, his friendships with many of the protagonists of his history and his access to important Protestant archives enabled him to write the first comprehensive history of the Reformation. His "De statu religionis et reipublicae, Carolo Quinto Caesare, commentarii," the Commentaries on the state and religion under the Emperor Charles V, first published in 1555, was an immediate bestseller- until 1560 no fewer than 48 edition of the Commentaries in six languages had been published. The Commentaries provide the first account of the history of the Protestant Church from Luther's 95 theses in 1517 until the Diet of Augsburg in 1555. Overnight they became the manual of early reformation history, and would remain so until well into the nineteenth and early twentieth century." (Johan Sleidan and the Protestant Vision of History, Alexandra Kess). ESTC S115934. STC 19848. HBS 67829. $7,500. …