Rhona Byrne

Rhonda Byrne is an Australian television writer and producer who gained worldwide recognition as the creator of "The Secret." Born in 1951 in Melbourne, Byrne's career trajectory shifted dramatically after reading Wallace D. Wattles' "The Science of Getting Rich" during a period of personal crisis in 2004. This pivotal moment inspired her to create "The Secret," first as a documentary film in 2006, followed by a book of the same name. "The Secret," based on the law of attraction, became a global phenomenon, selling over 30 million copies in 50 languages.

Byrne's success with "The Secret" led to her being featured in TIME Magazine's "Most Influential People" list in 2007. She has since authored several bestselling sequels, including "The Power" (2010), "The Magic" (2012), and "The Greatest Secret" (2020). Her work has been praised by influential figures like Oprah Winfrey and has grossed over $300 million in sales.

Despite facing criticism from scientific communities regarding the validity of her claims, Byrne's impact on the self-help genre is undeniable. She continues to write and produce content aimed at helping people transform their lives through positive thinking and manifestation techniques. Byrne's journey from television producer to globally recognized author exemplifies the transformative power she advocates in her work.