Randy Gage's New Book Challenges Victimhood, Promotes Prosperity

In his latest book, "Wealth Without Apology: A Prosperity Manifesto," Randy Gage delivers a provocative and unflinching challenge to the mindset of victimhood, drawing from his own dramatic life story. Jailed at age 15 for armed robbery, Gage transformed his life into a quintessential American success story, becoming the founder and CEO of Prosperity Factory, Inc., and generating over $23 billion in revenue for himself, his clients, and his protégés. The book, published on April 28, 2026, by Prosperity Factory, Inc., offers a blueprint for breaking free from scarcity thinking and embracing prosperity without guilt. Gage argues that while inequality is real, anyone can defy the odds by shifting their mindset, and he provides tools to replace victimhood thinking with prosperity consciousness. With chapter titles like "The Only Free Cheese Is in the Mousetrap" and "Poverty Sucks. (Stop Making It a Lifestyle Choice)," the book aims to teach readers how to think, not what to think.

Randy Gage, a New York Times bestselling author and inductee into the Speaker Hall of Fame, has spoken in more than 50 countries and authored 16 books translated into over 25 languages. His latest work, "Wealth Without Apology," blends personal stories, hard-earned lessons, and powerful mindset shifts to challenge cultural programming that teaches people to feel guilty for wanting more. The book is not about chasing money for its own sake but about creating true prosperity—a life where financial success, personal fulfillment, health, and purpose work together. Gage emphasizes that powerful forces like government and society cannot prevent someone from becoming healthy, happy, and prosperous if they are determined, but it requires a dramatic mental readjustment. The book is available for order at Amazon.com, BN.com, Bookshop.org, and BooksAMillion.com. A video review by Dr. Joe Vitale, Law of Attraction Expert and star of "The Secret," highlights the book's impact.

Gage's message is particularly timely in a world where many feel trapped by systemic inequalities. He argues that victimhood offers perceived benefits, but those must be rejected entirely to become a victor. The benefits of being a victor are profound: a healthy, happy, and prosperous life. The book challenges readers to rewire their minds before they bankrupt themselves, offering a path from mental prison to freedom. Gage's own journey from a jail cell at 15 to global success serves as a powerful testament to the possibility of transformation. For media inquiries, contact Michelle Tennant Nicholson at Wasabi Publicity, Inc. More information is available at randygage.onlinepresskit247.com/about.html.