The Science of Getting Rich

Would you like to be rich? Yes? Well, who wouldn't.

The Science of Getting Rich is a book written by the New Thought Movement writer Wallace D. Wattles. The book is still in print after almost 100 years. According to USA Today, the text is "divided into 17 short, straight-to-the-point chapters that explain how to overcome mental barriers, and how creation, not competition, is the hidden key to wealth attraction." (Summary by Diana Majlinger and Wikipedia) (2 hr 8 min)

Chapters

00 - Preface	2:40	Read by Diana Majlinger
01 - The Right To Be Rich	5:26	Read by Diana Majlinger
02 - There is A Science of Getting Rich	6:13	Read by Diana Majlinger
03 - Is Opportunity Monopolized?	6:59	Read by Diana Majlinger
04 - The First Principle in The Science of Getting Rich	9:51	Read by Diana Majlinger
05 - Increasing Life	9:42	Read by Diana Majlinger
06 - How Riches Come to You	8:44	Read by Diana Majlinger
07 - Gratitude	6:31	Read by Diana Majlinger
08 - Thinking in the Certain Way	7:31	Read by Diana Majlinger
09 - How to Use the Will	7:55	Read by Diana Majlinger
10 - Further Use of the Will	8:43	Read by Diana Majlinger
11 - Acting in the Certain Way	8:56	Read by Diana Majlinger
12 - Efficient Action	7:37	Read by Diana Majlinger
13 - Getting into the Right Business	6:43	Read by Diana Majlinger
14 - The Impression of Increase	6:52	Read by Diana Majlinger
15 - The Advancing Man	6:50	Read by Diana Majlinger
16 - Some Cautions, and Concluding Observations	7:41	Read by Diana Majlinger
17 - Summary of the Science of Getting Rich	3:15	Read by Diana Majlinger

Reviews

(5 stars)

Avond

It gives you new purpose in life when all seems lost and down. Magnificent work of literature that I will hold dear to me from this day forward.

(4 stars)

Vishal Bheemraj

The book is amazing no doubt , definitely not science but more of a manifestation and philosophical description of being wealthy .THE READER IS ANNOYING TO THE CORE , HER PRONUNCIATION AND SWALLOWING OF SYLLABLES MAKE IT HARD TO UNDERSTAND. ITS SO MONOTONOUS THAT IT FEELS LIKE A DEAD PERSON READING IT WHO IS NOT A NATIVE ENGLISH SPEAKER . ENTIRE EXPERIENCE WAS FRUSTRATING BECAUSE OF HER .

loved it and changed my life

(5 stars)

kmiloxix

8 years ago, this audiobook came to me and it did change my life for the better.

(4.5 stars)

Rush Hamden

The reader did an excellent job reading it. I really enjoyed her accent. There were a few words that were mispronounced, but I knew what she meant. Honestly, her accent restored a very old book, and made it much more interesting than it probably would have been. She has a certain mystery to her voice. Good job!

Thumbs up librivox.

(5 stars)

hussayn khaan

Amazing voice...thank you so much for your efforts. The book is just a necessity to every human perhaps