Book · 2015 · Success
The Science of Getting Rich
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It's called The Science of Getting Rich by Wattles. It's chapter 14. Leave everyone with the impression I love that.
The best things said about it
Affirmations are a practice that's birthed by the new thought movement which himself itself evolved from books like Think and Grow Rich and the science of getting rich in the early 1900s.
And one of those books was the science of getting rich and in the science of getting rich.
She was heavily influenced by a book from 1910 so almost a hundred years before she wrote hers by a guy named Wallace Waddles who wrote a book called the science of getting rich.
She was heavily influenced by a book from 1910, so almost a hundred years before she wrote hers, by a guy named Wallace Waddles, who wrote a book called The Science of Getting Rich, and it was this three-step process: ask, believe, receive.
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Why people recommend it
The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace Wattles is a classic self-help guide originally published in the early twentieth century that outlines a philosophical and practical framework for achieving financial success through positive mental habits, visualization, and structured steps. Bob Proctor recommended the book during an appearance on On Purpose with Jay Shetty, specifically highlighting specific chapters to illustrate universal laws regarding personal attitude and wealth creation. The text also became a point of discussion on No Stupid Questions, where the host Angela examined its historical significance, noting that it heavily influenced later manifestos like The Secret and established a foundational three-step process of asking, believing, and receiving. Robert Evans brought up Wattles' work on Behind the Bastards, connecting it alongside other early New Thought writings to trace the historical origins of modern positive affirmations and mindset movements. Additionally, Trevor Millar shared on The Shawn Ryan Show that encountering the book during his early twenties played a formative role in sparking his personal self-education and worldview. Across these various podcast appearances, commentators and guests frequently referenced the title to examine the historical roots of prosperity literature and contemporary manifestation culture.
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Bob Proctor It's called The Science of Getting Rich by Wattles. It's chapter 14. Leave everyone with the impression I l… 1
“It's called The Science of Getting Rich by Wattles. It's chapter 14. Leave everyone with the impression I love that.”
Robert Evans affirmations are a practice that's birthed by the new thought movement which himself itself evolved from bo… 1
“affirmations are a practice that's birthed by the new thought movement which himself itself evolved from books like Think and Grow Rich and the science of getting rich in the early 1900s”
Trevor Millar and one of those books was the science of getting rich and in the science of getting rich 1
“and one of those books was the science of getting rich and in the science of getting rich”
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“she was heavily influenced by a book from 1910 so almost a hundred years before she wrote hers by a guy named Wallace Waddles who wrote a book called the science of getting rich”
“She was heavily influenced by a book from 1910, so almost a hundred years before she wrote hers, by a guy named Wallace Waddles, who wrote a book called The Science of Getting Rich, and it was this three-step process: ask, believe, receive.”
