The Science of Getting Rich Original 1910 Edition
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- Increased financial abundance and opportunities in their lives
- Improved ability to visualize and manifest their goals
- Enhanced creativity and problem-solving skills in their personal and professional endeavors
- A more fulfilling and purpose-driven life as they align their actions with their highest potential
“Wattles offers techniques for getting in tune with one’s deeper self and thus creating a channel of communication between oneself and universal energy. His is a gentle philosophy that excludes competition, cheating, and lording it over one’s fellows when one has made it, and encourages cooperation.”
― Publisher’s Weekly
“The Science of Getting Rich” is a ground-breaking guide that reveals the secrets to attracting wealth and abundance into your life. Written by Wallace D. Wattles in 1910, this timeless classic has inspired generations of success-seekers and remains as relevant today as when it was first published.
In this powerful book, you’ll learn:
- How to harness the power of your thoughts to create the life you desire
- The exact method for attracting wealth, explained in clear, actionable steps
- Why gratitude is the key to unlocking unlimited abundance
- How to overcome limiting beliefs and align yourself with success
- The difference between competition and creation, and why it matters for your wealth
Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a career professional, or simply someone looking to improve their financial situation, “The Science of Getting Rich” offers a practical, no-nonsense approach to achieving prosperity. Wattles’ straightforward writing style and concrete instructions make this book accessible to readers of all backgrounds.
By applying the principles in this book, you’ll not only transform your financial life but also experience growth in all areas of your existence. “The Science of Getting Rich” is more than just a guide to wealth – it’s a roadmap to living a fuller, more satisfying life.
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to master the art of abundance. Get your copy of “The Science of Getting Rich” today and start your journey towards financial freedom and personal fulfilment.
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Meet the author
Wallace D. Wattles (1860-1911) was a pioneering author and key figure in the New Thought Movement of the early 20th century. Best known for his seminal work “The Science of Getting Rich” (1910), Wattles developed a philosophy cantered on the “Certain Way of Thinking” that emphasized the power of positive thought in achieving financial success. His writings laid the groundwork for many modern self-help and prosperity-focused books.
Wattles’ approach uniquely applied metaphysical principles to practical matters of business and wealth creation. In addition to his most famous work, he authored companion volumes “The Science of Being Well” (1910) and “The Science of Being Great” (1911), forming a trilogy that addressed holistic personal development.
Despite his influential writings, Wattles led a modest life. He worked various jobs including farm labourer and grocer before dedicating himself to writing and lecturing. His ideas have had a lasting impact, inspiring later works such as Napoleon Hill’s “Think and Grow Rich” and Rhonda Byrne’s “The Secret.”Wallace D. Wattles resided in Indiana, where he continued to write and teach his principles until his death in 1911. His enduring legacy is evident in the continued popularity and influence of his ideas in personal development and financial success literature.
Book testimonials
“If you watched The Secret and wondered what the little book was that changed author Rhonda Byrne’s life, this is it. Originally published in 1910, its time has come.”
― Rahasya Poe, Lotus Guide magazine, Sep/Oct 2007
“Perhaps the most important thing that separates Wattles’ success strategy from many other systems is his emphasis on spiritual philosophy rather than self interest.”
― Anna Jedrziewski, New Age Retailer, March 2009
