Discovering the (in-)visible Capital of Creation is a thought-provoking journey into one of life's biggest questions: What is the true source of wealth, meaning, and human flourishing?

In this bold and deeply reflective book, Frank H. Wilhelmi challenges conventional ideas about money, labor, ownership, and prosperity. Moving far beyond purely financial definitions of capital, he explores a wider and more profound understanding of value-one that includes human talent, culture, faith, creativity, responsibility, and the invisible resources that shape both individual lives and society as a whole.

Blending philosophy, economics, theology, cultural analysis, and personal reflection, this book invites readers to rethink the systems we live by and to ask whether our current economic models truly serve humanity, justice, and the pursuit of happiness.

Inside this book, you will discover:

• A new perspective on capital-not merely as money or assets, but as the full range of visible and invisible resources available to humanity
• A powerful exploration of happiness, purpose, and human identity
• Fresh insights into labor, entrepreneurship, ownership, and the meaning of wealth
• Critical reflections on capitalism, monetarism, technology, and artificial intelligence
• A spiritually and intellectually rich framework for reimagining the future of economy and society
• A call to move from scarcity, fear, and competition toward mutuality, trust, and shared flourishing

This is not just a book about economics. It is a book about what it means to be human, how we create value, and how we may rediscover the deeper foundations of a meaningful life.

Whether you are interested in economic thought, philosophy, faith, cultural transformation, or the future of humanity, this book offers a challenging and inspiring contribution to the conversation.

If you are ready to question old assumptions, explore the invisible foundations of prosperity, and rethink the relationship between wealth, purpose, and creation, start reading now.