Wallace D. Wattles

What if everything they've told you about how to make money and get the things you want is wrong? What if "getting ahead" financially were not only easy, but fun? What if the process of improving your own financial position could actually make the world a better place? In fact, what if it were required that you make the world a better place while improving your own financial position? What if attracting any amount of money were as simple as following a formula; and what if the formula did not work, and you could go back and repeat the process, learning and correcting what you had done wrong? What if you learned that most financially successful people throughout history got that way by knowing these questions were true, and by following the aforementioned "formula?" What if spiritual, business, and financial leaders since the beginning of time have tried to share this information, and we simply haven't listened? In this important new work, Kerry O'Hallaron explores each of these questions and more. He lays out his findings in an easy-to-read, humorous and uplifting format, without departing from the book's premise. Can the above questions be true? You decide. Many have, long before O'Hallaron's time. He simply brings us a modern interpretation of a timeless classic. Read, enjoy, and employ the important teachings as you learn an elegantly simple approach to enjoying new streams of income and the many delightful things you can buy when you have money

The Science of Getting Rich (Large Print Edition) by Wallace D. Wattles Without the typical discomfort with which we all approach the taboo subject of money, Wallace D. Wattles opens his now 104-year-old book with the proclamation that we all need to be rich. You have read that correctly: we need-not want-to be rich. Mr. Wattles' audacity does not stop at that either. Within the same first page, he asserts that even our noblest, most spiritual goals require money-lots of it His argument is a far stretch from our quaint, old clich that claims money is the root of all evil. By erasing the imaginary line we all have drawn between our spiritual and our financial lives, between our minds and our bodies, Wallace D. Wattles exposes us to a more universal, boundless truth. It is this holistic vision of prosperity that separates the author, who dared to value wealth with his spirit, from the greedy, money-worshippers we all know and detest. Mr. Wattles' panoramic vision of money influenced modern classics such as Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich and Rhonda Byrne's 2006 Bestseller, The Secret. On Oprah Winfrey's website, the latter remarked on Wattles' work: Something inside of me had me turn the pages one by one, and I can still remember my tears hitting the pages as I was reading it... It gave me a glimpse of The Secret. It was like a flame inside of my heart. And with every day since, it's just become a raging fire of wanting to share all of this with the world. Why exactly does Wallace D. Wattles' book continue to inspire people more than 100 years later? The simple answer is that The Science of Getting Rich recognizes wealth as a necessary and worthy cause-one that is highly attainable. And not only is wealth within our reach, it also requires more thought and creativity from us than it does brutal competition. Mr. Wattles adds the word "science" as a fitting part of the title because he indentifies the unbiased laws, like those of physics and algebra, which govern wealth. His book is the detailed, wise, and comprehensible guide to those laws and how they can lead us to the life we deserve. Instructing one on a path to wealth that is paved with gratitude, faith, and willpower, Wallace D. Wattles unites virtue and prosperity like few people of our generation can. His revelatory book is a close-up to a detailed and inspired method-one that has survived the test of time for over a century and requires nothing more than our willingness to think positively.

Without the typical discomfort with which we all approach the taboo subject of money, Wallace D. Wattles opens his now 104-year-old book with the proclamation that we all need to be rich. You have read that correctly: we need-not want-to be rich. Mr. Wattles' audacity does not stop at that either. Within the same first page, he asserts that even our noblest, most spiritual goals require money-lots of it His argument is a far stretch from our quaint, old clich that claims money is the root of all evil. By erasing the imaginary line we all have drawn between our spiritual and our financial lives, between our minds and our bodies, Wallace D. Wattles exposes us to a more universal, boundless truth. It is this holistic vision of prosperity that separates the author, who dared to value wealth with his spirit, from the greedy, money-worshippers we all know and detest. Mr. Wattles' panoramic vision of money influenced modern classics such as Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich and Rhonda Byrne's 2006 Bestseller, The Secret. On Oprah Winfrey's website, the latter remarked on Wattles' work: Something inside of me had me turn the pages one by one, and I can still remember my tears hitting the pages as I was reading it... It gave me a glimpse of The Secret. It was like a flame inside of my heart. And with every day since, it's just become a raging fire of wanting to share all of this with the world. Why exactly does Wallace D. Wattles' book continue to inspire people more than 100 years later? The simple answer is that The Science of Getting Rich recognizes wealth as a necessary and worthy cause-one that is highly attainable. And not only is wealth within our reach, it also requires more thought and creativity from us than it does brutal competition. Mr. Wattles adds the word "science" as a fitting part of the title because he indentifies the unbiased laws, like those of physics and algebra, which govern wealth. His book is the detailed, wise, and comprehensible guide to those laws and how they can lead us to the life we deserve. Instructing one on a path to wealth that is paved with gratitude, faith, and willpower, Wallace D. Wattles unites virtue and prosperity like few people of our generation can. His revelatory book is a close-up to a detailed and inspired method-one that has survived the test of time for over a century and requires nothing more than our willingness to think positively.

The Science of Getting Rich is a book written by the New Thought Movement writer Wallace D. Wattles and published in 1910. It was a major inspiration for Rhonda Byrne's bestselling book and film The Secret (2006). The text is divided into 17 short chapters that explain how to overcome mental barriers, and how creation, not competition, is the hidden key to wealth attraction. Wallace has had a profound influence on Michael Losier and James Arthur Ray. Wallace was the founding father of the ideas behind Laws of Attraction, The Science of Success, and the Power of Positive Thinking. A 'must read' for every entrepreneur and business person.

Discover the Certain Way, a life-changing path to true wealth that includes (1) vision, (2) faith, (3) purpose, and (4) gratitude. This edition provides simple study questions along with answers, plus explanatory footnotes. The original edition was published in 1910.