May 6, 2007
Why You’re Dumb, Sick & Broke…
Book Review by Sharon Warren:
Why You’re Dumb, Sick & Broke… And How to Get Smart, Healthy & Rich!
Author: Randy Gage
My son, Troy Warren, turned me onto this book through his excitement, which was contagious. He kept repeatedly exclaiming, "listen to this" or "read this paragraph" because it was refreshingly different and thought-provoking material. I found myself doing the same in phone conversations with friends until they finally went out an bought the book!
Randy has great insights that are fresh and new, and not the "same old" warmed up stuff dressed up under the guise of self-help. I actually put an index card over the first part of the title, as I’m not dumb, sick or broke, but what he shares is provocative and right on.
I love to learn and having my beliefs challenged always takes me to the next level of personal growth. Randy’s both outspoken and well spoken and takes on organized religion, the government and other hallowed institutions. His material on memes programming was fascinating.
His chapter on the Merits of Selfishness is the BEST I’ve read. It was life-changing and the timing was divine in 2006. Randy’s book is energizing and I love his bold, brash style, as well as his great sense of humor.
I also appreciate how Randy walks his talk and draws the honesty cards by taking total responsibility for what he magnetized into his life through the law of attraction (both negative and positive). This book rocks! His inspiring personal life examples contain profound insights on how he went from a high school drop out and working as a dishwasher to become a multimillionaire. Some people talk about gratitude and appreciation, but Randy lives it.
Randy’s book’s enriching life contributions certainly deserve knighting him, "Jedi Knight of Prosperity."
Shine on, Randy!
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1 Comment on Why You’re Dumb, Sick & Broke…
May 7, 2007
OK, Sharon, you sold me! Now I’ll have to go out and buy Randy Gage’s book. You write a great revue, Lady….
Joyous