Bob Proctor is one of my most treasured mentors. This story runs parallel to the philosophy we have with Polaris Global and our award winning Beyond Freedom Evolution.
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You will agree, I am sure, that all thinking people have a sincere desire to succeed.
You want to win; I want to win. No one sets out to deliberately destroy themselves - although I must admit, at times it certainly appears as if some people do.
If everyone wants to win - why don't they? There are probably many answers to that question. After talking with hundreds of people who do not seem to be able to make it happen, I have come to the conclusion that the answer to success is locked up in a seven letter word - "Believe."
Losers do not believe they can win. Why don't they believe? I think there is an answer to that question and I'll get to it in a moment. If you are having difficulty making something big happen in your life, read closely.
All the great religious leaders, philosophers and self-help gurus have told us to believe and succeed. "All things are possible for those who believe."
William James said, "Believe and your belief will create the fact."
I have found that our belief system is based on our evaluation of something. Frequently when we re-evaluate a situation our belief about that situation will change.
Half of my life was wasted. I never even tried to accomplish anything of any importance because I did not believe in myself. The truth was I knew very little about me. Many years ago I was encouraged to begin studying myself, re-evaluate myself. I began to gain an understanding of my marvelous mind. Everyday I learned a little more and I suddenly began to believe in myself.
Re-evaluate yourself. There is a sleeping giant in you. Release it.
Believe in yourself.
Bob Proctor
Hey Jenny
ReplyDeleteGreat post. I am also great fan of Bob Proctor and enjoy his teachings. Your article resonated with me as its one of the most challenging areas I find is having the faith to believe in myself and believe that I can achieve my goals. It is easy to say but in our day to day busy lives it is easy to lose focus.
Thanks for sharing
I love Bob Proctor too, Jenny. Thanks for posting this, I always get so much out of his words and teachings.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jenny, 'believing is receiving' I tell this to my 2 boys aged 6 and 9yrs especially at christmas time but all the time now. They understand completely how this concept works, it's the parents that find it challenging.
ReplyDeleteBob is one of my favourite people.
Personal development is the road to self belief. Without it, we constantly under-achieve. Thanks for this great blog. (I'm a real fan of Bob Proctor, too.)
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