The Science Of Getting Rich

The Science Of Getting Rich by Wallace D. Wattles is said to have been the inspiration behind several very popular, albeit controversial books such as “The Secret” by Rhonda Byrne and “Think and Grow Rich” by Napoleon Hill.

With 2010 being the 100th anniversary of the publication of “The Science Of Getting Rich” I would like to pay tribute in my own small way to a man that has changed the lives of many people by helping them to realize their dreams of living a life of abundance.

Not much is known about Wallace D. Wattles but according to public records he was born in 1860 and grew up on a farm in Illinois. His father was a gardener and it’s believed Wallace worked on the same farm as a farm labourer during his early years.

What we do know from his family records is that Wallace received very little formal education and died in Elwood Indiana in 1911, one year after the publication of “The Science Of Getting Rich.” His daughter Florence wrote that “he made lots of money” in the three years before he died.

The good news is that “The Science Of Getting Rich” is in the public domain and I have managed to find a copy that you can download free of charge by clicking on the link below:

Download Link > The Science Of Getting Rich

I trust you will enjoy the book, benefit from it and that 2010 will be a great year for you and your family.

Wishing you all of the very best!

Francois du Toit

Tiffany Dow’s 2010 Squidoo Lens Building Project for Amazon Associates

I just received an email from Tiffany Dow about an exciting new project she has launched called “Tiffany Dow’s 2010 Squidoo Lens Building Project for Amazon Associates” and decided to share the details with my blog readers.

First of all, it won’t cost you a dime to participate and all the tools she recommends are free! Secondly, Tiff knows her stuff… She is often referred to as the “Queen of Squidoo” and she makes good money promoting physical products, through the Amazon.com associate program, on her Squidoo lenses.

The idea behind her lens building project is for all participants to build one quality Squidoo lens per week over the next 52 weeks that will promote tangible items sold via the Amazon Associates Program. She has put together a free report that walks participants through the system of setting up a Squidoo lens, selecting the right product(s) to promote and generating targeted traffic. In addition, she has also started a new Facebook Group where participants can interact, share their experiences, ask questions, brainstorm and support each other!

Even if you don’t have the time or inclination to build one Squidoo lens per week over the next 52 weeks you should still be able to get some valuable insights into the correct way of building and monetizing a Squidoo lens.

Here is a direct download link to Tiff’s report:

==> Squidoo Lens Building Project

All the best,

Francois du Toit

P.S. For the benefit of full disclosure please note that there is no financial benefit in it for me to endorse this project.