The Science of Getting Rich audiobook cover - This warm, steady guide reframes wealth as a practical, learnable process—inviting listeners to honor body, mind, and soul equally, form a clear vision, think with purpose, act in the present, and build a life where money supports growth rather than shame.

The Science of Getting Rich

This warm, steady guide reframes wealth as a practical, learnable process—inviting listeners to honor body, mind, and soul equally, form a clear vision, think with purpose, act in the present, and build a life where money supports growth rather than shame.

Wallace D. Wattles

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Description

This audio summary explores Wallace D. Wattles’ central message: getting rich is not a mysterious gift reserved for the lucky, but a process with clear principles—principles that begin inside the mind and become real through consistent, present-day action.

Across seven chapters, the narration gently challenges the idea that poverty is virtuous, encourages a balanced life of body, mind, and soul, and walks through the practice of forming a vivid vision, cultivating gratitude, avoiding coercion, and aligning thought with effective work. The goal is not greed, but development—creating a life with more choice, capability, and fulfillment.

Who Should Listen

  • People who want a calmer, more hopeful relationship with money—without shame, superstition, or harsh self-talk
  • Listeners who enjoy mindset-based success teachings and want a step-by-step way to connect vision, gratitude, and daily action
  • Anyone rebuilding confidence after setbacks and looking for steady encouragement to take responsibility and move forward

About the Authors

Wallace D. Wattles was an early 20th-century author known for writing about prosperity, personal development, and the relationship between thought, action, and life outcomes. His work presents wealth-building as a principle-driven practice grounded in focus, gratitude, and purposeful effort.