Wallace D. Wattles Ultimate Collection - 10 Books in One Volume is a comprehensive compilation of the works of Wallace D. Wattles, an influential figure in the New Thought movement. Wattles' books cover topics such as personal development, success, wealth, and the power of positive thinking. His writing style is straightforward and practical, often offering actionable advice for readers to improve their lives. This collection provides a valuable insight into Wattles' philosophy and teachings, making it a must-read for anyone interested in self-improvement and personal growth. The books included in this volume have stood the test of time and continue to inspire readers to this day. Wallace D. Wattles' Ultimate Collection is a timeless masterpiece that remains relevant in today's fast-paced world, offering readers a roadmap to achieving their full potential.

Wallace Delois Wattles (1860–1911) was an American author whose work primarily focused on the New Thought movement, which sought to explain the power of the mind in shaping individual destinies. His writings, imbued with the spirit of self-improvement and personal success, capture the economic and social ethos of the early 20th century America. Wattles's foremost book, 'The Science of Getting Rich' (1910), which is included in the 'Wallace D. Wattles Ultimate Collection', has been considered a seminal work in the genre of self-help and wealth creation. His philosophy, encapsulated in the clear and practical principles of thought and action, attracted both contemporary readers and continues to resonate with audiences today. Other notable books collected in this volume further expand on Wattles's theories of success, personal power, and the role of thought discipline, including 'The Science of Being Great' and 'The Science of Being Well'. Through these works, Wattles advanced the conception of a scientifically based method of personal development whereby individuals might realize their full potential. His literary style was direct and instructional, eschewing the ornaments of fiction to better deliver his message of self-empowerment. Despite passing away relatively unknown, Wattles's books have found enduring popularity in the 21st century, heralded by those seeking both spiritual and material betterment.