I just saw Bob Proctor (probably best known for his appearance into the The Secret dvd/book)at the Life Lasting Succes Seminar in Dublin, 11th October 2009. At age 75he is living proof that his thoughts (the inside world) control his outside world. He has more energy than your average 25 year old. Having travelled all the way from Kuala Lumpar in Malaysia to be in Dublin he transfixed the crowd with his ideas inspired largely by the "Think and Grow Rich" book by Napolean Hill.
His talk revovled around the central theme that most people weren't living the lives they wanted to live because of the Paradigm (or Mindset) which had developed as a result of a multitude of habits (mostly bad) acquired throughout life. He told us how, having read 'Think and Grow Rich' at age 26, he embarked on a journey of self-discovery, doing things that seemed totally illogical (something he strongly recommends doing!). He then began working with his real-life mentor Earl Nightingale of Nightingale-Conant fame. More recently he has gained worldwide recognition as a key proponent of The Law of Attraction highlighted in The Secret film/book. Essentially we attract everything into our lives. So, whilst people focus on setting goals into the future, the problem is most people don't know where they are and are caught up in paradigms set in their unconscious minds and these paradigms control their lives and hence big goals are not achieved. So, in summary, you have to be able to impress images upon your unconscious mind (and not just your concious mind) of your big goals in order for them to stand a chance of occuring. He explained that most people don't go after what they want, they go after what they think they can do which is often based upon a limiting paradigm. He stressed it was crucial to make decisions so that you move into a new vibration and stretch your boundaries. His 'Thinking Into Results' program (DVDs and Guide Books) was being promoted in a non-pushy manner and was available for purchase at the event for €395. His delivery was truly awesome as he belted out nuggets of wisdom and one liners non-stop. His closing words were memorable: "Step up, go to the edge and let go...if you're not living on the edge you're taking up way too much room!" Bob Proctor....we salute you!
Sunday, October 11, 2009
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