The Science of Getting Rich Questions

Chapter one

• 1. Show that the right to life includes the right to be rich. Tell why in full.
• 2. Is it right to be content with honest poverty? If not, why not? How rich do you want to be?
• 3. Explain what a complete life is and show how riches are essential to complete living.
• 4. In which department of your life - body, mind or soul - do you feel the greatest lack?

Chapter two

• 1. What causes the ownership of money and property?
• 2. Prove that getting rich is not a matter of environment.
• 3. Prove that getting rich is not the result of superior talent.
• 4. Prove that getting rich is not the result of saving or thrift.
• 5. Prove that getting rich is not the result of doing things that are neglected or overlooked by others.
• 6. Prove that doing things in a certain way is not too diffilcult to follow.
• 7. Show how much location is important in getting rich.

Chapter three

• 1. Show that opportunity cannot be monopolized.
• 2. Prove that the world's workers have their future in their own hands.
• 3. What is meant by the "invisible supply?"

Chapter four

• 1. How does thought create from the formless substance?
• 2. What is man, and what power has he?
• 3. Repeat the summary from this chapter. Do you understand it? Do you believe it? How can it be proved?
• 4. What is the basic fact behind all appearances?
• 5. What must you do and what must you believe if you are to practice the science of getting rich?

Chapter five

• 1. Prove that God wants you to get rich, and tell why.
• 2. Why is it essential that your purpose should harmonize with the purpose of the Supreme Power? What is the purpose of the Supreme Power?
• 3. Why can you help others more by making the most out of yourself than in any other way?
• 4. What is the difference between creation and competition?
• 5. Why don't riches gained on the competetive plane cause happiness?
• 6. How are you to keep from falling into the competetive mind?

Chapter six

• 1. Explain the difference between use value and market value, and show how one can make a profit without robbing another.
• 2. If you have wage earners in your employ, what can you do to atone for the unfairness of the wage system?
• 3. Can you cause things to be formed directly from the atmosphere by thought?
• 4. How can you cause creation? Explain the process.
• 5. Is it a mistake to ask for a modest competence when you can use more?

Chapter seven

• 1. What are the three steps by which you enter into relationship with the Supreme Power?
• 2. Explain why and how gratitude keeps you in close touch with God?
• 3. Explain the operation of the law of action and reaction.
• 4. Why should you fix your mind on the best?
• 5. Explain the relationship between gratitude and faith.
• 6. Explain why and how all things are good.

Chapter eight

• 1. What is the most important thing to do to make an impression on the thinking substance?
• 2. What is the difference between the dreamer and the person who uses the imagination scientifically?
• 3. Give your idea as to what constitutes a scientific use of the imagination?
• 4. Are you working with faith and purpose?

Chapter nine

• 1. Tell, in your own language, why you have no right to apply your willpower to other people.
• 2. Can you compel the things you want to come to you by exerting willpower? If not, why not?
• 3. Can you keep your mind thinking as you want it to think? If not, what hinders you?
• 4. Tell how positive and negative impressions are made on the formless substance.
• 5. What should be your attitude towards powerty?

Chapter ten

• 1. What about telling others about your past troubles?
• 2. Explain the use of the will in the properly directing the attention.

• 1. Why is it impossible to get rich by thought without personal action?
• 2. What must you do if you are in the wrong business or location?
• 3. How should an employee proceed to get a better job?

• 1. How much should you try to do each day? Why?
• 2. What is the cause of evolution?
• 3. How can you make each act effective?
• 4. Do you feel that you are acting effectively now? If not, why not?
• 5. What is said in this chapter about the vision?

Chapter thirteen

• 1. If you have a pronounced talent for some particular business, what should you do?
• 2. What are faculties, and how are they like tools?
• 3. What is desire?
• 4. How does the desire to do a thing prove that you can do the thing?
• 5. What should you do when tempted to act hastily?

• 1. Why do all people desire increase?
• 2. What assurance should you seek to convey to others?
• 3. What temptation is spoken of?
• 4. How much power do you want?
• 5. Why do you want power?

• 1. What impression should the professional person seek to give? Why?
• 2. What should a worker do who is where there is no visible chance for improvement?
• 3. What would happen to a company if a few thousand of its employees entered the certain way?

• 1. Show why existing governments do not keep the people in poverty?
• 2. What will accomplish the economic salvation of the masses?
• 3. What about planning for future emergencies and obstacles?
• 4. Give the scientific reason for refusing to worry.
• 5. What are you to do if what you want does not come to you when you expect it? Give the reason.
• 6. What about tasks which look too great for ability?

• 1. Give, in your own words, a summary of the science of getting rich.