Author Archives: Bob Proctor

There will be a time in a person’s life when you outgrow certain things and you want more. There is nothing wrong with that. In fact, it is the dissatisfaction of the ordinary that will bring in a new outlook and change your life.

Take a mental assessment of your life. In what particular areas do you feel most discontent and frustrated? A lot of people point to the seemingly senselessness of the work that they do. If your career goals are not good, your quality of life as it relates to your personal life will suffer as well

Let me tell you a secret– you have incredible power inside of you. You need only to flip through the history pages to see that even one person can go against a culture and change it for the better. Where would the world be without Galileo, Martin Luther King, Jr., Gandhi and even Oprah Winfrey? These individuals took their personal cultures and by it, revolutionized the world.

How does this apply to me, you may ask. Maybe you’re not planning to change the world-but you can change life within your sphere of influence, at the very least.

Decisions are one of the most important things we need to learn about in life. Our goals setting are achieved through the stability and wisdom of our decisions. To set yourself above the rest, we must be solid in our resolve and not let indecision steer us off course. If we want to be counted among the great, we must know how to take the art of decision making to a higher level.

Have you ever imagined how stressed out everybody will be if we never planning ahead? Imagine this, a world without pre-booking during holiday travels or doctor appointments-sounds like a nightmare right? Advanced planning in any area will simplify life tremendously.

A person’s destiny is formed by the decisions he makes every day. You may not think much of this seemingly trivial mental process that is the art of making decisions-but it has the power to change your life. You can achieve your personal goals and financial objectives by knowing how to make good decisions.

The first thing you must have is a truthful and absolute knowledge of who you are. Knowing who you are and being secure in that knowledge naturally translates to self-confidence. You need these two integral traits in goal setting. If you have goals, you will most likely make decisions that will fail. Self-knowledge and self-confidence will recognize failure only as an event and not a definition of who they are.

What can change your life? One word: culture. Culture is the predominant set of beliefs and values of a group of people-most notably in our families, our workplace and our nation.

Throughout history we see that culture while many times beneficial, have been an obstacle to many who aspire to become rich. Think about it, only a few decades before, unfair and destructive biases were left to fester in some of the most powerful nations of the world. Can you imagine where the world would be today without groundbreakers like Mother Theresa, Martin Luther King, Jr., and Amelia Earhart?