Today, we're diving into one of the OG Business and Money books, The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace D. Waddles.

Written back in 1910 over a century ago, this little short book has influenced just about every modern wealth and success expert out there,

from Napoleon Hill, the author of Think and Grow Rich to Tony Robbins, you name it.

But in this book, I find that Waddles keeps things surprisingly practical and simple.

This is what I love about it.

You just have to be a little bit patient with the delivery.

So why is this book still worth reading more than a century later?

Because it lays out the mindset and the method of wealth in a way

that's timeless in my opinion.

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In today's lesson, we're going to break them the big ideas of this book and how you can actually apply them in 2025. What I love about the lessons that I learned is that it doesn't matter

what's happening in the market, what's happening in technology or whatever, these concepts

are basically fundamentals. They're

principles that just really never change. And it's good to know them so that you can apply them

in your own life, in your own business. Let's see how we could do that right now. The core message

of Waddle's book is actually quite simple. Getting rich is not about getting lucky or having a lot of talent or even cheating, right?

It's about doing things in a certain way. And he mentions this term, certain way a lot in the book.

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