Wallace Wattles (1860-1911)

While it is difficult to discover much about Wallace Delois Wattles' life, it is known that he was born in the United States in 1860. And that he initially lived a life consisting of failure, defeat and poverty. But then later in his life, after studying, practicing and applying the principles that he writes about in his books he turned his life completely around.

In the preface to The Science of Getting Rich, perhaps one of the greatest books ever written, Wallace Wattles advises us to limit our study (as he must have himself) to "the monistic theory of the universe – the theory that One is All, and that All is One; that one Substance manifests itself as the seeming many elements of the material world.

This theory is of Hindu origin, and has been gradually winning its way into the thought of western world for three hundred years. It is the foundation of all the Oriental philosophies, and those of Descartes, Spinoza, Leibnitz, Schopenhauer, Hegel and Emerson."

He continues, "The reader who would dig to the philosophical foundations is advised to read Hegel and Emerson for himself."

Through his tireless study and application of New Thought Principles, Wallace was able to turn his life from poverty and failure into a prosperous way of living. Having discovered these secrets, Wallace began to write books to share these principles and Universal Laws with the world.

His daughter Florence has been quoted as saying, "He wrote almost constantly. It was there that he formed his mental picture. He saw himself as a successful writer, a personality of power, an advancing man, and he began to work toward the realization of this vision. He lived every page ... His life was truly the powerful life."

Wattles died in 1911, not long after the 1910 publication of The Science of Getting Rich.

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Workbook
Getting Started with Your Micro Business: A Workbook for LLCs

This workbook is designed to help you through the many issues and decisions you need to make in your first few weeks of operation. By using the information in these pages, you will be able to avoid many of the common mistakes new business owners make, and will have more effective and timely conversations with the professionals on your advisory team.

Based on questions asked by new owners just like you, this workbook is written in an easy to understand format, with examples and checklists to guide you. It helps you to map out the first steps you need to take to move forward once your business is registered, and helps you to formulate the questions you should be asking your professional team to save you time and money as you put your systems in place.

This workbook is packed with information that you can use right away, but we don't stop there! Since it is important that you understand the information in these pages, we offer a Q & A service by e-mail to explain anything in the workbook that might be confusing. And updates to the information are free. Just check this web-site.

Here are some of the topics we cover:

Section 1 Completing the Paperwork
Section 2 Creating your Professional Team
Section 3 Setting up a Mailbox
Section 4 Setting up Your Bank Account
Section 5 Getting a Business Credit Card
Section 6 Setting up Your Files
Section 7 Setting up your Home Office
Section 8 Insurance
Section 9 Company Vehicles
Section 10 Transferring Assets into Your Company
Section 11 Taking Credit Card Payments
Section 12 Paying Yourself
Section 13 Education for Your New Business
Section 14 Hiring Staff
Section 15 Linking Performance and Salary
Section 16 Conducting Your Business
Section 17 Gotchas

Tele-seminar Series
For those people who learn best in an interactive environment, we offer a series of four one-hour teleconferences in which we explore concepts from the Getting Started workbook in greater depth. Each tele-seminar session includes ample time for questions and participant discussion.

Topics for the first series include:

Session 1 Complying with Corporate Formalities
In this call, we review the formalities you must establish to ensure that your corporate structure remains strong and affords you the on-going protection you need and expect.

Session 2 How to Establish a Professional Team
Most of you have heard many times that you need to create a team of professional advisors who can coach you in the creation and growth of your business. In this tele-seminar we explore how to identify, choose and grow your team members.

Session 3 What You Need to Understand about Your Accounting Books
For most new business owners, accounting appears to be a Dark Art. However, understanding how to work with your Bookkeeper and CPA can save you time, money and hours of worry. In this session, we review simple rules for working with your professionals and guidelines on what you need to know to effectively run your business. Note: This session is not a replacement for spending time with your CPA.

Session 4 When and How to Hire Staff
The secret to success for growing your business is knowing what to do yourself and what to delegate to others. In this last tele-seminar, we discuss how to determine when you need to hire staff, how to hire good people, and how to manage them.

Do you often think of the questions you should have asked after the teleconference has ended? No problem. Simply e-mail your questions to us between sessions, and we will be happy to respond.

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