Getting rich is also a science that has its own laws. Anyone who understands them and abides by them can become rich and take control of his life. All of us have heard of the Law of Attraction but how many of us actually practice it in daily lives? Wallace D. Wattles had written a book a century ago, which turned out to be a timeless classic. In his book, he had opined that getting rich is a predictable income if one understands and inculcates the principles that he has summarized in his book. This book has inspired many teachers and philosophers who also believe in doing things in a "certain way" to get money. Any person who knowingly or unknowingly does things in the said manner ends up getting rich. Bob Proctor, Rhonda Byrne, Michael Beckwith, and Jack Canfield came together to create a new type of training seminar called "The SGR seminar" modeled on Wattles' wealth creation philosophies.
The SGR seminar is a comprehensive training system that aims to explain principles of Wattles and encourages everyone to incorporate them in their daily lives. The seminar also includes audio, written, and live seminar formats to help individuals learn, employ and master these incredibly simple but important principles of wealth creation. What makes this seminar more striking is its in-built vehicle that enables participants to make money through an affiliate program. The seminar therefore not only empowers individuals with the knowledge to become rich but also provides means to extend their income. The seminar therefore is a unique amalgamation of original concepts by Wattles and expertise of masterminds like Bob Proctor, Jack Canfield and Michael Beckwith, and Rhonda Byrne.Have you read the Science of Getting Rich but feel a little stuck with what to do next to bring about the financial changes you would like to see? Maybe you feel you would like a more modern take on this old classic.... This will help... read on....
So what's it all about? In his book, Mr. Wattles discusses topics such as your right to be rich, gratitude, the importance of thinking in what he terms a "certain way". He then follows this with his observations about acting in a "certain way", and taking efficient action. He also discusses how the advancing person is not in competition with others at all, but is in a creative mode, and understands they are here to create whatever it is that they want, through thinking and acting in a "certain way".This 1910 classic is a tremendous read. You can actually go online and download free it at your leisure. Think of it in these terms, to paraphrase Jim Rhon, the principals of success don't change over time. What Mr. Wattles teaches in "The Science of Getting Rich" has proven to be successful through many generations. If we go back before Wallace Wattles' time, those principals, I'm certain, were the cornerstones of success for centuries prior to the writing.
Look at your current skill set and the things you are passionate about in life. These are great clues to help you understand what you can do to become rich.What can you do to be of service to people? How can you make a positive difference in the world? What could you do to make you feel you deserve to be rich?Once you can pinpoint this you can start to move towards setting things in place to work towards creating true riches in your life.Notice I say "true riches" here ~ when you are doing something you love and helping others the money will come naturally this is the true meaning of being rich in life.
Wattles points out that often, in many professions, especially helping professions like teaching, medicine, and ministry, those involved go about it all wrong. Instead of helping others reach a new level, they simply create more of what they are trying to get rid of.Teaching breeds more ignorance, medicine brings more disease, and ministry brings more sin. No matter what your profession, these seven principles will help you succeed:
Regardless of your profession, if you increase the life of others, you will become rich.One of the examples Wattles uses is of doctors. The doctor who sets out to cure disease will certainly become rich. Doctors seldom cure the illness, just as often they tend to make it worse. By following the principles of the Science of Getting Rich, doctors cure their patients. This will make them attractive to those who truly want healing.
Nowhere else is the Science of Getting Rich needed more than in medicine.The way medicine is practiced now, it tends to bring even more disease. Drugs don't really cure anything. More often than not, they tend to mask the symptoms, or simply give the person taking them a little relief.Doctors need to stop "practicing" and start curing. The focus needs to change from one of disease to one of healing and health. What you focus on brings more of the same.This is also apparent in religion. All of those fire and brimstone sermons simply bring more guilt and sin. Isn't one of the purposes of getting saved to bring you the more abundant life Jesus talked about? Everyone who follows these instructions to the letter will get rich.The key here is in focus. If you focus on disease, you invite in more disease. The focus instead should be health and healing.
The more recent "string" theory predicts that in a tenth (or ultimate) dimension, vibrating "strings" of energy exist as the building blocks of all matter and energy in our 3-dimensional world. Of course, what these experiments and theories in physics have in common is their strict relevance to the sub-atomic scale. Only string theory attempts to gulf the chasm between magnitudes of scale. Taking quantum effects to the macro world we normally perceive ourselves in is another thing entirely.This profoundly impacts the way we would try and go about influencing the world when we envision ourselves as successful individuals. While it is very unlikely the power of any one mind could ever bend a spoon. However, some experiments suggest a more subtle influence may be had, perhaps influencing sub-atomic "decisions" to your fiscal advantage.
In the late 1990s, researchers at Princeton University came up with an experiment designed to see if there was a way to track changes in how random the output from a random number generator was and what, if anything could affect the outcome. Each spike in the data was then examined with respect to news events worldwide and a tremendous correlation was found.It would seem the more people are affected by the event, the greater the effect. For instance, there is a spike every New Years Eve that seems to travel around the world. Events such as violent attacks, natural disasters and some sporting events that really have people concentrating on an outcome are the most likely "spontaneous" events to register.
For example, the "Law of Cause and Effect" says that "for every action there is an equal and corresponding reaction." This means that every time we take action in a specific way, the outcome will be a certain thing. If you want to succeed, you need to know the rules. Apply those rules to get the results you want.The first step toward greater opportunity is to be all you want to be when each opportunity presents itself.We all get presented with new opportunities every day for growth and for achievement, to advance ourselves. It is imperative that you develop the right skills for what you want to do so that when these opportunities come along you may take advantage of them. Commit to growing and developing the skills you need to become what you want to become and do what you want to do. You will succeed.
The SGR seminar is a comprehensive training system that aims to explain principles of Wattles and encourages everyone to incorporate them in their daily lives. The seminar also includes audio, written, and live seminar formats to help individuals learn, employ and master these incredibly simple but important principles of wealth creation. What makes this seminar more striking is its in-built vehicle that enables participants to make money through an affiliate program. The seminar therefore not only empowers individuals with the knowledge to become rich but also provides means to extend their income. The seminar therefore is a unique amalgamation of original concepts by Wattles and expertise of masterminds like Bob Proctor, Jack Canfield and Michael Beckwith, and Rhonda Byrne.Have you read the Science of Getting Rich but feel a little stuck with what to do next to bring about the financial changes you would like to see? Maybe you feel you would like a more modern take on this old classic.... This will help... read on....
So what's it all about? In his book, Mr. Wattles discusses topics such as your right to be rich, gratitude, the importance of thinking in what he terms a "certain way". He then follows this with his observations about acting in a "certain way", and taking efficient action. He also discusses how the advancing person is not in competition with others at all, but is in a creative mode, and understands they are here to create whatever it is that they want, through thinking and acting in a "certain way".This 1910 classic is a tremendous read. You can actually go online and download free it at your leisure. Think of it in these terms, to paraphrase Jim Rhon, the principals of success don't change over time. What Mr. Wattles teaches in "The Science of Getting Rich" has proven to be successful through many generations. If we go back before Wallace Wattles' time, those principals, I'm certain, were the cornerstones of success for centuries prior to the writing.
Look at your current skill set and the things you are passionate about in life. These are great clues to help you understand what you can do to become rich.What can you do to be of service to people? How can you make a positive difference in the world? What could you do to make you feel you deserve to be rich?Once you can pinpoint this you can start to move towards setting things in place to work towards creating true riches in your life.Notice I say "true riches" here ~ when you are doing something you love and helping others the money will come naturally this is the true meaning of being rich in life.
Wattles points out that often, in many professions, especially helping professions like teaching, medicine, and ministry, those involved go about it all wrong. Instead of helping others reach a new level, they simply create more of what they are trying to get rid of.Teaching breeds more ignorance, medicine brings more disease, and ministry brings more sin. No matter what your profession, these seven principles will help you succeed:
Regardless of your profession, if you increase the life of others, you will become rich.One of the examples Wattles uses is of doctors. The doctor who sets out to cure disease will certainly become rich. Doctors seldom cure the illness, just as often they tend to make it worse. By following the principles of the Science of Getting Rich, doctors cure their patients. This will make them attractive to those who truly want healing.
Nowhere else is the Science of Getting Rich needed more than in medicine.The way medicine is practiced now, it tends to bring even more disease. Drugs don't really cure anything. More often than not, they tend to mask the symptoms, or simply give the person taking them a little relief.Doctors need to stop "practicing" and start curing. The focus needs to change from one of disease to one of healing and health. What you focus on brings more of the same.This is also apparent in religion. All of those fire and brimstone sermons simply bring more guilt and sin. Isn't one of the purposes of getting saved to bring you the more abundant life Jesus talked about? Everyone who follows these instructions to the letter will get rich.The key here is in focus. If you focus on disease, you invite in more disease. The focus instead should be health and healing.
The more recent "string" theory predicts that in a tenth (or ultimate) dimension, vibrating "strings" of energy exist as the building blocks of all matter and energy in our 3-dimensional world. Of course, what these experiments and theories in physics have in common is their strict relevance to the sub-atomic scale. Only string theory attempts to gulf the chasm between magnitudes of scale. Taking quantum effects to the macro world we normally perceive ourselves in is another thing entirely.This profoundly impacts the way we would try and go about influencing the world when we envision ourselves as successful individuals. While it is very unlikely the power of any one mind could ever bend a spoon. However, some experiments suggest a more subtle influence may be had, perhaps influencing sub-atomic "decisions" to your fiscal advantage.
In the late 1990s, researchers at Princeton University came up with an experiment designed to see if there was a way to track changes in how random the output from a random number generator was and what, if anything could affect the outcome. Each spike in the data was then examined with respect to news events worldwide and a tremendous correlation was found.It would seem the more people are affected by the event, the greater the effect. For instance, there is a spike every New Years Eve that seems to travel around the world. Events such as violent attacks, natural disasters and some sporting events that really have people concentrating on an outcome are the most likely "spontaneous" events to register.
For example, the "Law of Cause and Effect" says that "for every action there is an equal and corresponding reaction." This means that every time we take action in a specific way, the outcome will be a certain thing. If you want to succeed, you need to know the rules. Apply those rules to get the results you want.The first step toward greater opportunity is to be all you want to be when each opportunity presents itself.We all get presented with new opportunities every day for growth and for achievement, to advance ourselves. It is imperative that you develop the right skills for what you want to do so that when these opportunities come along you may take advantage of them. Commit to growing and developing the skills you need to become what you want to become and do what you want to do. You will succeed.
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