The School of Greatness This Daily Habit Will Let You ACHIEVE ANYTHING You Want! (Law Of Attraction) | Bob Proctor
Bob Proctor, a notable personal development teacher and author renowned for his insights on prosperity and the law of attraction, shares transformative principles from his journey. He emphasizes that financial success stems from understanding and changing one's paradigms, rather than just intellect or hard work. Proctor introduces six higher faculties that individuals possess but often neglect, and offers practical daily practices to rewire thought patterns. His take on overcoming fear through the 'terror barrier' is a key highlight, shining light on the path to achieving one’s true potential.
01:43:12
How A Missed Call Led To The Secret
- Bob Proctor almost missed being in The Secret due to a garbled voicemail and a full message box while he was traveling.
- He later found the crew in Aspen, recorded extensively, and his material became a major part of the film's success.
From Broke To Million-Dollar Cleaner
- At 26 Bob Proctor transformed his life after a friend gave him Think and Grow Rich and told him to read it daily.
- He wrote a goal card for $25,000, read it every day, then built a cleaning business that earned him millions.
Luxury, Roulette, And A Moment Of Reflection
- After scaling his cleaning business, Bob lived extravagantly and frequently gambled at the Playboy Club in London.
- His sudden reflection on responsibility triggered curiosity about how his life had changed so fast.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
How Bob Nearly Missed The Secret
02:30 • 4min
Bob's Unconventional Early Life
06:52 • 6min
The Turning Point: Think and Grow Rich
13:21 • 3min
From Cleaning Floors to Building an Empire
16:42 • 3min
The Importance of Mentors
19:12 • 6min
Higher Faculties That Define Humans
24:50 • 5min
How to Develop Perception and Reason
29:20 • 5min
Building Intuition and Will
34:17 • 4min
Ad break
38:33 • 1min
Imagination: Act As If You're There
39:57 • 14min
Paradigm: The Hidden Program Controlling You
53:52 • 8min
Daily Practices to Rewire Your Paradigm
01:02:00 • 3min
Scaling Impact: Studio 333 and Teaching at Scale
01:04:52 • 7min
Why Everyone Has Equal Potential
01:12:17 • 4min
How Wealth Really Forms
01:15:50 • 4min
Practical Steps to Escape Financial Struggle
01:19:28 • 6min
Three Daily Habits for Growth
01:25:18 • 4min
Facing Fear: The Terror Barrier
01:29:45 • 4min
Affirmations, Repetition, and the Law of Vibration
01:34:10 • 5min
Three Truths to Live By
01:39:00 • 11min
Outro
01:49:36 • 3min
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Bob Proctor almost missed being in The Secret—a garbled voicemail nearly cost him the opportunity that would introduce millions to his work. But long before that moment, Bob had already transformed from a broke, directionless 26-year-old into someone earning over a million dollars a year cleaning offices. His journey reveals a truth most people miss: your results aren't determined by how smart you are or how hard you work, but by the paradigm—the unconscious programming—controlling your behavior. In this conversation, Bob breaks down the higher faculties we all possess but rarely develop, explains why brilliant people stay broke, and offers a roadmap for changing the conditioning that keeps us trapped. You'll walk away understanding that freedom isn't about working harder—it's about rewiring the patterns that run your life.
Bob Proctor’s books:
- Change Your Paradigm, Change Your Life
- You Were Born Rich
- The Secret of The Science of Getting Rich: Change Your Beliefs About Success and Money to Create The Life You Want
In this episode you will:
- Discover why your paradigm—not your intellect—controls your income, and how to identify the unconscious patterns keeping you stuck in the same financial reality year after year
- Transform your relationship with fear by understanding the "terror barrier" and why breaking through it is the only path to growth, freedom, and the life you actually want
- Master the six higher faculties (perception, will, reason, imagination, memory, intuition) that separate humans from every other species—and learn practical ways to develop each one daily
- Break free from the trap of working harder by understanding Napoleon Hill's principle: riches never come from hard work alone, but from definite demands based on definite principles
- Rewire your brain through the power of repetition and gratitude, including Bob's daily practice of writing with his non-dominant hand to consciously reshape his paradigm
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