The Science of Getting Rich: Timeless Wisdom from the Forgotten 1910 Classic

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In order to get what you want, you must act; and in order to act, you must apply force. And it is a self-evident proposition that the force to be applied is one within yourself whether you seek health, wealth, development, position or happiness, you must apply your own inward force you cannot get it in any other way. Why do some people seem to be born winners while others, in the same circumstances, struggle and fail? It really isn't a mystery. They have learned how to use the special power within themselves to get what they want... and you can too! Its already yours. The question is... how have you been using it? Used constructively, it will bring you everything you want health, wealth, success, happiness, and loving relationships. Used negatively, it'll bring poor health, financial hardship, failure, unhappiness, and broken relationships. It's the same power... it just depends on how you use it! About the Author Born in America, in the mid-1800s, during the War between the States, Wallace D. Wattles experienced a life of failure after failure. After tireless study and experimentation, he formulated and put into practice the principles laid out in The Science of Getting Rich. He began to work toward the realization of his vision and lived every page. His was truly a powerful life. Wattles died at the young age of 51. As a sign of respect businesses closed in his home town for his funeral. Although his work was largely forgotten for years, those who have studied and applied these principles throughout the 20th century, have experienced remarkable results. Wattles also wrote The Science of Being Well; Hellfire Harrison (a novel); and The Science of Being Great.