The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace D. Wattles, published in 1910, is a self-help classic that argues wealth creation is a predictable process rooted in specific principles rather than luck. The book emphasizes "thinking in a certain way," where one’s thoughts and mindset attract wealth. Wattles outlines that aligning one's thoughts, maintaining a clear vision, and taking consistent, practical actions can create wealth regardless of circumstances. He insists that one must focus on abundance, act with gratitude, and avoid competition, choosing instead to create value. This book is often seen as a precursor to the modern "law of attraction" philosophy.

00:00 - Preface
02:46 - 1. The Right to be Rich
08:01 - 2. There is a Science of Getting Rich
14:05 - 3. Is Opportunity Monopolized
20:53 - 4. The First Principle in the Science of Getting Rich
30:15 - 5. Increasing Life
39:50 - 6. How Riches Come to You
48:14 - 7. Gratitude
54:18 - 8. Thinking in the Certain Way
01:01:24 - 9. How to Use The Will
01:08:56 - 10. Further Use of the Will
01:17:28 - 11. Acting in the Certain Way
01:26:12 - 12. Efficient Action
01:33:31 - 13. Getting into the Right Business
01:39:53 - 14. The Impression of Increase
01:46:30 - 15. The Advancing Man
01:53:12 - 16. Some Cautions and Concluding Observations
02:00:50 - 17. Summary of the Science of Getting Rich

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