HealthLife Blog: Bob Proctor
Posted June 23, 2008 3:29 PM GST
Q: Bob, no matter what I do, I can’t seem to earn more money. I know you say that this is somehow a “mental” thing. What am I doing wrong? -Tim A. Tim, you’re not alone – I have thousands of people ask me this question. In fact, it’s such a prevalent question that I devoted the first chapter of my book, You Were Born Rich to this very answer. Here’s what I initially suggest to immediately begin attracting the amount of money you desire: Picture yourself sitting in a room with several of your friends and announcing to them your intention of becoming wealthy – at least wealthy enough to live the way you choose to live. How does that make you feel? How would they react? If you’re like most people, you would probably feel very uncomfortable. You might even retract what you just said and tell your friends you were just joking. Understand, however, that people who are wealthy never feel uncomfortable when the subject of money is brought up. See, people don’t feel... Read More
Posted June 22, 2008 3:26 PM GST
Q: The bottom just fell out of my company and people here are being laid off left and right. I can’t even sleep I’m so worried. Would you have any advice on what you think I should do? -DeanneA: Yes, Deanne. My advice to you can be summed up in one word: Relax. ...And I’m not saying that lightly. When you are worrying, you’re choosing negative thoughts and those negative thoughts have only one direction to go – they will actually help create a bigger, more unfortunate result. It’s like the great sufferer in the Bible, Job, said: “Lo, the thing I fear has come to visit upon me.” Your worry isn’t going to get anything positive accomplished, Deanne. In fact, you will never witness any truly productive behavior expressed from a worrisome mind. Our minds are like magnets that draw unto themselves their own like, type and kind. Our “mental magnet,” then, is greatly reduced in strength by our worries and our fears, and our inflow of good will be slowly closed off or muted.... Read More
Posted June 17, 2008 3:30 PM GST
Q: Bob, I have this great idea for a new business and even have potential investors lined up to help get it off the ground, but when I talk about making the shift, all I get is people telling me I’m too old to “change horses” midstream and that I really need to keep doing what I’m doing. I can see their point, too, particularly as this might be a risk of a venture. Any suggestions? -Clay A: There are thousands of people who deny themselves an exciting life because of their age. They fail to act on their big idea because they think they are either too young or too old. It’s very sad, especially when you consider that life is much like a dollar bill; once you have spent it, you cannot spend it again. You should thoroughly enjoy your life and don’t permit age to hold you back. This is not a practice run – for as much as we know, we only get once chance. Be aware that age has very little, if anything, to do with ability. In the 40 years that I’ve been teaching and... Read More
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