Dreamer's Compass by: Benjamin Blackett

In this episode of Dreamer’s Compass, Benjamin Blackett explores one of the most powerful cautions in The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace D. Wattles: guard your speech.This conversation dives deep into:Why discouraged speech undermines faithHow creative thinking lifts you above circumstancesWhy apparent failure is never final when you stay the courseThe danger of pessimistic thinking, media, and habitual negativityHow faith, gratitude, purpose, and right action work togetherWhy talent always appears when it is neededBenjamin also reflects personally on missed expectations, reminding us that we hold the vision but must release attachment to the way it unfolds. What looks like failure may be the doorway to something greater.This episode is an invitation to stand guard at the portal of your mind, speak only in terms of growth and advancement, and remain anchored in the creative plane no matter what appears around you.Dream boldly. Act bravely.

In this episode of Dreamer’s Compass, Benjamin Blackett continues the deep exploration of The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace D. Wattles, focusing on what Wattles calls “the certain way” of thinking and acting.You’ll discover:Why opportunity is unlimited for those living the advancing lifeThe difference between competitive and creative thinkingHow faith and purpose sharpen your ability to recognize opportunityWhy no government, system, or circumstance can keep you from wealthHow to stay anchored in the creative plane even during uncertaintyThis episode is a powerful reminder that wealth is not taken from others it is created, and when you rise creatively, you help lift the world with you.Dream boldly. Act bravely.

In this powerful episode of Dreamer’s Compass, Benjamin Blackett breaks down a core truth from The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace D. Wattles: your desire is not random, it’s evidence of your untapped ability.This episode explores:Why your desire reveals your true talentHow to develop any ability through focused intentionThe difference between rushing and aligned actionWhy gratitude strengthens faith and sharpens directionHow to change careers or paths without fear or panicYou’ll learn how to stop hurrying, stop competing, and start creating a life that fits your soul without pressure, doubt, or fear.Dream boldly. Act bravely.

In this episode of Dreamer’s Compass, Benjamin Blackett explores one of the most powerful principles from The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace D. Wattles: your thoughts are creative forces.You’ll discover how a “thinking substance” fills the universe and responds to your mental images and why moving from a competitive mindset to a creative one is the key to lasting success.This episode covers:Why your thoughts shape your realityThe importance of clarity, purpose, and unwavering faithHow doubt weakens results and slows progressWhy efficient daily action determines successHow small, focused steps open great opportunitiesIf you’re ready to stop struggling and start creating, this episode will realign your mindset and help you build wealth from the inside out.Dream boldly. Act bravely.

In today’s episode of Dreamer’s Compass, Benjamin Blackett continues exploring The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace D. Wattles—focusing on one of the most misunderstood principles in the entire book: the necessity of aligned action.Wattles teaches that thought is the creative force that draws what you desire toward you but it won’t mine the gold, shape the opportunity, or open the door by itself. Thought attracts. Action receives.In this episode you’ll discover:✨ Why you don’t have to supervise or control the creative process✨ How your job is simply to maintain vision, purpose, faith, and gratitude✨ Why waiting for “the right time” blocks the flow of abundance✨ How a divided mind weakens both action and manifestation✨ The difference between forcing results and receiving them✨ Why believing “it’s hard” creates hardness—and believing “it’s easy” begins to open the way✨ How small actions taken today align you with your larger visionBenjamin also shares a powerful real-life example of shifting from “It’s always hard” to “What if it was easy?”—and how quickly life responds when you hold that new thought with conviction.This is a reminder that the universe is abundant, responsive, and ready to move. But it cannot deliver what you won’t reach out to receive.“There is never any time but now.”If you are to begin preparing for the life you want, you must begin today.

In today’s episode of Dreamer’s Compass, Benjamin Blackett continues exploring The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace D. Wattles—focusing on one of the most misunderstood principles in the entire book: the necessity of aligned action.Wattles teaches that thought is the creative force that draws what you desire toward you but it won’t mine the gold, shape the opportunity, or open the door by itself. Thought attracts. Action receives.But then comes the crucial step many people miss: You must act now. Not in the past, not in the imagined future. Now. Benjamin shares how aligned present-moment action allows you to meet the opportunities that your thinking has already set into motion.In this episode you’ll discover:✨ Why you don’t have to supervise or control the creative process✨ How your job is simply to maintain vision, purpose, faith, and gratitude✨ Why waiting for “the right time” blocks the flow of abundance✨ How a divided mind weakens both action and manifestation✨ The difference between forcing results and receiving them✨ Why believing “it’s hard” creates hardness—and believing “it’s easy” begins to open the way✨ How small actions taken today align you with your larger visionBenjamin also shares a powerful real-life example of shifting from “It’s always hard” to “What if it was easy?”—and how quickly life responds when you hold that new thought with conviction.This is a reminder that the universe is abundant, responsive, and ready to move. But it cannot deliver what you won’t reach out to receive.“There is never any time but now.”If you are to begin preparing for the life you want, you must begin today.