Wallace D. Wattles argues that financial success is a predictable result of acting in a Certain Way, based on the manipulation of a formless substance through focused thought. He rejects the notion of competition and scarcity, suggesting instead that individuals must transition to a creative mindset to claim their share of universal abundance. The text outlines specific mental frameworks, such as the practice of unwavering gratitude and the maintenance of a clear mental image of one's goals, to align personal actions with natural laws of wealth accumulation.
This book is intended for people who prioritize pragmatic financial results over philosophical theory. Readers study these chapters to understand how mental discipline and clarity of purpose influence material outcomes in business. The audience seeks a manual for developing personal agency and expects to walk away with a structured method for coordinating their daily labor with their long-term economic ambitions. It provides a blueprint for replacing competitive anxiety with methodical, creative production.
Practical, outward-looking, growth-minded and clear-cut; an easy read.
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- Published
- 1910
- Language
- EN
