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The Science of Getting Rich

“The Science of Getting Rich” is an interesting book. At one point in my life I would have scoffed past it without paying attention to it’s message. After all the language is somewhat stuffy and the examples are from the turn of the Century but today more powerful examples could be taken than the steel and rail businesses or retail. There are many examples of people from modest means creating companies like Microsoft, Google, and YouTube and making fortunes in practically the wink of an eye. All of that said, you will find no finer discussion of the law of attraction.

Don’t ever wallow in self-pity and think that the last song has been written, that there are no more, or the last industry, or business niche made, or that everything has already been invented. Or likewise that we are running out of oil, copper, gold, or whatever it is. The three software companies mentioned in the last paragraph literally came from sand. There is so much sand. Those industries are based on computer chips which are made from silicon – a principal component in sand. But that’s not quite true either. These companies are software companies. Their products are not physical at all – they are manifestations of the mind – they do not truly exist in the physical world but the fortunes from them do. As you listen to The Science of Getting Rich you will hear Wattles discussing what must have been a stretch to think about in 1910 – an airline industry that people should think about getting into, what insight.

So what are you going to do? See the vision of your life and be thankful that you have it. When the thoughts come act on them. See the vision as big, that way you know it’s from God, or the Universal intelligence, or however you choose to view it. Physics have come up with some good theories about how matter is formed from energy and how thought is energy. Use the model that you feel good about. In reality no one understands exactly what the process is but only that there is a law that attracts those things to us when we hold them in mind and impress them on “The Formless Substance.” Wattles is talking about the law of attraction.