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Summary: "The Science of Getting Rich" is a personal development book written by Wallace D. Wattles, first published in 1910. The book is a guide to achieving wealth and success, and is based on the idea that there is a scientific formula for getting rich. According to Wattles, the key to getting rich is to cultivate a specific mindset and set of habits that are conducive to wealth creation. He argues that by following a specific set of principles and taking consistent action, anyone can achieve financial success. Throughout the book, Wattles outlines these principles and offers practical advice for applying them in daily life. He encourages readers to focus on their goals, to take consistent action towards achieving those goals, and to cultivate the mindset and habits that are necessary for wealth creation. The Science of Getting Rich was cited by Rhonda Byrne as an inspiration for her film and book The Secret. Chapters: 00:00 - Book Shelf 00:45 - Preface 03:23 - I. The Right to be Rich 09:35 - II. There is a Science of Getting Rich 16:34 - III. Is Opportunity Monopolized 24:30 - IV. The First Principle in the Science of Getting Rich 34:55 - V. Increasing Life 45:27 - VI. How Riches Come to You 54:34 - VII. Gratitude 01:01:20 - VIII. Thinking in a Certain Way 01:09:12 - IX. How to Use The Will 01:17:35 - X. Further Use of the Will 01:26:56 - XI. Acting in the Certain Way 01:36:23 - XII. Efficient Action 01:44:09 - XIII. Getting into the Right Business 01:50:52 - XIV. The Impression of Increase 01:57:53 - XV. The Advancing Man 02:04:56 - XVI. Some Cautions, and Concluding Observations 02:12:49 - XVII. Summary of the Science of Getting Rich Credits: Text - Wallace D. Wattles Audio Narration - Randy Scott Visual Photography and Editing - Brian Dehler