The Science of Being Great

Wallace Wattles relates his personal philosophy of life success. This manifesto on right living by right thinking was developed over the course of ten years, but was written as a commencement speech for the graduation class of his Alma Mater. Combining his personal convictions of Christianity with ancient wisdom that, before then, had only been passed down orally, Wattles almost single-handedly began the self-help craze of the last century that continues to this day, along with a very small handful of writers who realized, not everyone knows this stuff. While over 100 years old, the material is still fresh and relevant today, as it was the single book that inspired Rhonda Byrne's "The Secret" and reignited interest in the spiritual aspects of self-help by changing from the inside out.