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In a world based upon financial understanding being primary for life, this book expresses prosperity from a perspective few have recognized or taught about. Not entirely financial currency; but the prosperous currencies of life. The prosperity of happiness, the prosperity of hate versus love, the prosperity of peace compared to conflict. This book does not ignore financial prosperity in its lessons, but more so expresses how financial prosperity is a tool used to define the complete prosperity of life that few see clearly; or grasp effectively.This is not a course on financial prosperity as could be expected. But it does express many key ways of relating with poverty and prosperity both from the rich or poor persons perspectives. Therefore it does share prosperity/financial lessons within the pages, but again this is not a course book.Likewise it can be seen as a self-help book on prosperity. But again; though it shares many valid ways of defining one's prosperity, developing prosperity for oneself, and sharing prosperity more effectively...it is to be seen more as a general conversation between the writer and the reader...one poor person to another...trying to relate with the various aspects of prosperity; and the purpose of prosperity compared to poverty.As a philosopher of life having written many books (not yet publicly shared) this is one book I have been privileged to write and it has taught me many new things while writing it.It is often accepted that poor people do not have rich ideas; or that they do not know how to properly relate with financial understandings and the prosperity of life. This is one book that should change that view exponentially. As poor as I allowed myself to remain throughout the 50 plus years of my life; I still managed to reap prosperous lessons that can enlighten even the wealthiest understandings.I fought hard to keep things simple; and to cover as many aspects of prosperity that I could squeeze in one little book. But it is not meant to explain the whole topic in the first place. Nor is it meant to be understood in the first reading entirely.It is a conversation on prosperity; and as a conversation goes, it is a lengthy one. Therefore it could not be expected everyone will relate with what is shared easily...on one reading. The reader is challenged to first read the material, and then build on the material. Exercise realizations first, exercise personal applications secondly, And this book does assist in many ways for both aspects of exercise that the reader is challenged by.On a last note I will mention I am not making jabs at Oprah Winfrey with the comment on the back cover. I am merely relating with how it is seen many people "Hope" that Oprah Winfrey's book club recognize their book to promote it. I am merely asserting not everyone will know who she is, especially if this book goes international...or if it endures through many generations yet to come.This is my Christmas Present to the world...I hope it presents you the answers you need to the challenges of prosperity.