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The Power of Thought: Become What You Want

Need to lose some weight? How about that smoking habit, that's got to go as well? How about money— never enough and constantly worried about bills?

It's amazing how we get ourselves into these situations isn't it? Every so often we reach a point where we say, 'Enough is enough I'm going to stop doing what doesn't work and change my life'.

We make a plan, go into action, and surge forward with confidence. Soon the reality of our 'new' life comes crashing down on us. We run into a wall. Whether it's the physical agony of hunger, that craving for a cigarette, or coming face-to-face with our own inability or lack of skills.

I do know what I speak of.

I once had a 3 pack a day smoking habit and ,not to long ago, I was 55 pounds over weight . I also had nagging money issues that I found more difficult to change than the physical addictions.

I did change my life and you can to!.

That's what these following pages are all about—how to change your life by using the power of thought. In these pages I'm going to present and comment on one of the greatest self-help experts,Wallace Wattle, and his famous work "The Science of Getting Rich".

What does the "The Science of Getting Rich" have to do with losing weight or other physical addictions?

In my direct experience no one can succeed in changing their life unless they have a rock-hard motivation. Motivation is all about the thought(s) and Wattle's work is all about the science and the power of our thoughts.

The benefit of Wattle's work is that it gives you a different way of looking at life. Often that's all we really need to make a change in our life—well that and some hard work.

So are you ready to change your life? Let's start with Right To Be Rich

Important Note on the Copyright of this Material.

Wallace Wattle died in 1911 and this work was published before 1923. Under the copyright laws of the United States of America and of Canada, Wattle's works are a matter of public domain.

I have added comments to Wattle's material . These comments will be clearly identified as a 'Comment' and will be in italics.

The interpretations of his work, provided by me in my comments, are not public domain and I maintain full copyright protection—please do not use these comments without first asking for my permission in writing.