When you imagine something – a project, a relationship, a home – you don’t make it real by simply wishing for it. You make it real by creating channels that allow it to flow into your life.
This is the core of The Certain Way, my modern take on Wallace D. Wattles’ 1910 classic The Science of Getting Rich. Wattles taught that we can either live competitively – fighting for scraps – or creatively – offering value and allowing good things to come to us.
Putting channels in place can be as simple as picking up the phone to arrange coffee with a friend or as complex as years of study, networking, and preparation for a world-changing project. The principle is the same:
You can’t receive rain if you don’t have a bucket under the downpipe.
This isn’t about passively waiting for luck, and it’s not about aggressive acquisition. It’s about holding a clear vision, taking deliberate steps, and making space for what you want to arrive.
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