The Science of Getting Rich

“Abundance” – courtesy of Geeart.com

If you don’t read any other book this decade on financial prosperity, you must read “The Science of Getting Rich.”  The Science of Getting Rich is a great (short) book which was written by Wallace D. Wattles back in 1910. It provides a basic roadmap teaching on how anyone can become financially free.

I will briefly share with you the major points of the book in this article.

The book starts off discussing how there are:

• Smart people that are rich, and
• Blockheads that are rich
• Intellectually brilliant people that are rich, and
• Mentally slothful people that are rich
• Big spenders that are rich, while
• Many frugal people remain in poverty

The authors point in making these observations is to note that riches are not contributable to luck, the right family, or the right neighborhood; but something else.

This article will recap the basic principles taught in “The Science of Getting Rich,” so that you can start practicing the science today, even if you’re a blockhead. Read the Rest of This Article »

Why You Must Discover Your Purpose

There was a guy who was building a pond in his back yard.  In the pond he was placing Japanese Koi fish.  He placed two of the Koi fish on the ground next to the pond; then he looked at them for a moment.  He thought, what dumb creatures, can’t walk, can’t talk, can’t fly, but when he put the fish in the water… swoosh …swoosh …swoosh …they began to swim exquisitely.

What’s the point…when you are where you are supposed to be… no one can compete with you…

You and I are like those Koi fish, we may not be good at everything, but there’s something that we can do better than anyone else.  That something is our unique purpose; we must discover that purpose, so that we can succeed. Read the Rest of This Article »