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Levente Imre Jakab

I am an author, and lifelong student of philosophy, personal development, and financial independence.


My work takes a spiritual and holistic approach to personal growth, exploring the relationship between wealth, self-mastery, responsibility, and purpose. Drawing on lived experience, timeless wisdom, and practical reflection, I believe a balanced and meaningful life is built on three essential pillars: health, wealth, and happiness.


Through The Modern Pursuit of Wealth, I invite readers to look beyond money as mere possession and to understand it as a tool for freedom, stability, meaningful contribution, and generational legacy. I bring together ancient principles and modern realities to encourage people to build not only financial strength, but also a more conscious, disciplined, and sovereign life.

The Modern Pursuit Of Wealth

The Modern Pursuit of Wealth is a philosophical and practical guide to building a stronger relationship with money, purpose, and personal responsibility.


Drawing inspiration from timeless principles of wealth creation and translating them for modern life, this book explores how financial freedom begins long before a bank balance changes. It begins with the way we think, the habits we build, the risks we understand, and the decisions we are willing to make each day.


Rather than promising quick riches, The Modern Pursuit of Wealth invites readers to develop discipline, clarity, self-mastery, and a long-term vision. It is a guide for anyone who wants to create greater security, freedom of choice, and a legacy that reaches beyond themselves.

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Money, Abundance and Spirituality

A thought-provoking and refreshing guide to wealth creation that goes far beyond finances alone. I loved how the book weaves together practical wisdom with the spiritual and energetic aspects of abundance, creating a much more holistic approach to success and prosperity.

— Binta P.

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Really helpful

I found this really useful, it helps keep you motivated to make changes by keeping track of things and having a clear plan

— Soni B.

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"True wealth, like true character, is often invisible.. built on principles, earned in silence..."

The description of this book says it would feel more like a conversation, a mirror, and I couldn’t agree more. I found myself reflecting as much as I was reading, almost like the book was asking me questions back.

— Gaurav K.

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From Questions to Prosperity: How This Book Began
Since childhood, I carried an urge to write a book, long before I knew what it would become. I did not have a clear subject, nor a plan. What I had instead was curiosity. A persistent pull toward questions rather than conclusions. The whys and the w...
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