Over thirty years ago, while still a teenager, I decided I wanted to be rich, healthy, and successful. Although I hadn’t a clue as to how to achieve those goals, I knew there must be a way – a system I could follow that would lead me directly to those goals.
So, at the ripe old age of sixteen, I started reading books, listening to audio programs, and attending seminars about wealth, health, and success. Since then, I’ve read hundreds of books, listened to thousands of hours of audio programs, and attended dozens of seminars on how to get rich, how to be healthy, and how to become successful.
Some of these books, audio programs, and seminars were helpful, providing bits and pieces of the puzzle. Most proved to be absolutely worthless!
None of them provided what I was really looking for – a complete, simple, practical, easy-to-understand, step-by-step system for getting rich, being healthy, and becoming successful.
Quite frankly, after nearly thirty years of study, I’d very little to show for it. I was working hard, very hard, yet struggling financially. I was grossly overweight and my health was starting to falter. And, I was anything but successful.
Strangely enough, the more books I read, the more audio programs I listened to, and the more seminars I attended, the worse my life seemed to get.
"Others still are poor because, while they have some notion of science, they have become so swamped and lost in the maze of… theories that they do not know which road to take. They try a mixture of many systems and fail in all." Wallace D. Wattles In "The Science of Getting Rich"
One day, just a few short years ago, I found a little book, published in 1910, with a title that immediately caught my attention – "The Science of Getting Rich" – by Wallace D. Wattles.
As I began to read it, that little voice inside of me said, "This is it! This is what you’ve been looking for. Here’s the system you’ve been seeking."
Then, I came across a passage in "The Science of Getting Rich" in which Wallace D. Wattles referred to "the true science of abundant life" as consisting of "the science of getting rich, together with the allied sciences of being well, of being great…"
I almost couldn’t believe it. "Could it be?" I asked myself, "Could it really be he wrote books on these subjects as well?"
Sure enough, after some research, I discovered Wallace D. Wattles also wrote "The Science of Being Well" and "The Science of Being Great".
Although they weren’t easy to find, I managed to obtain original copies of both and began reading them.
After I finished reading all three of these books, I knew for sure this was exactly what I’d been… Read more…
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