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Lewis HowesThis Daily Habit Will Let You ACHIEVE ANYTHING You Want! (Law Of Attraction)| Bob Proctor
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WHAT IT’S REALLY ABOUT
Bob Proctor on Paradigms, Higher Faculties, Gratitude and Attracting Success
- Bob Proctor recounts how he nearly missed being in The Secret, then shares his path from a high-school dropout who was broke and in debt to a successful business owner after a mentor gave him Think and Grow Rich and told him to write his goal on a card.
- He argues that people are limited by a paradigm, a set of genetic and environmental habits in the subconscious, rather than by intelligence, and that results only change when the paradigm changes through emotional impact or repetition.
- He describes six higher faculties (perception, will, reason, imagination, memory and intuition) that schools don't teach, and offers practical methods such as writing a problem on paper and imagining mentors' viewpoints.
- He explains the Law of Attraction as secondary to the Law of Vibration, saying that deciding on a goal puts your mind on a new frequency, and that fear is a 'terror barrier' to push through.
- In closing, Proctor names his three truths of living in the now, being grateful and giving, and defines greatness as something you work toward rather than something you arrive at.
IDEAS WORTH REMEMBERING
5 ideasMaking a decision matters more than knowing how
Proctor says people stall because they don't know how to get what they want, but you decide first, citing von Braun's 'the will to do it,' and the means follow.
Your paradigm, not your intellect, drives your results
Proctor says paradigms are a multitude of habits programmed into the subconscious, so smart people can still be broke. He points to insurance agents whose sales jumped once their routines changed.
Paradigms change through emotional impact or repetition
Proctor says the main practical route is conscious repetition of an affirmation tied to a goal, and he writes with his left hand daily to show how hard it is to change a habit.
Fear signals growth and must be pushed through
Proctor calls it a 'terror barrier' that appears when you become emotionally involved in a new idea; the fear lingers until the new paradigm forms, and if something doesn't scare him he figures he isn't growing.
Use mentors and the right information sources
Proctor advises doing exactly what a chosen mentor says until you find they're wrong, and warns against taking advice from people who know no more than you do.
WORDS WORTH SAVING
5 quotesEverything you create, you create twice. What's in here, what's out here. So you never get an original painting. You always get a duplicate.
— Bob Proctor
The most interesting person in the, in the room is the most interested person in the room.
— Lewis Howes
Your paradigm is your conditioned behavior.
— Bob Proctor
If something doesn't scare me, I know I'm not growing.
— Bob Proctor
I think greatness is something you work toward. I don't know that you become it. Um, I think if you think, if you think you're great, you're in trouble.
— Bob Proctor
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