Simple Little Things
January 12, 2009
I just watched a great video from Bob Proctor. I have been studying him for years but this particular video really cemented something for me. He said “it’s the simple little things you do, everyday that make the difference.” Wow. Such a profoundly easy explanation for a complex process of the mind.
Bob was discussing how he went from a fireman’s salary in 1961 to running a multi-million dollar business. It all started with him reading the book “Think and Grow Rich” written by Napoleon Hill in 1937. [By the way a video of Napoleon Hill is on the blog, just scroll down.] Napoleon Hill’s book taught Bob that if you write a goal down a card and read that goal everyday as many times as possible you will achieve the goal.
Here is the important part about that process. You have to emotionalize the goal and really feel and see yourself achieving it. It is not enough to read it like a stale book report. You have to actually have the good feelings and perform almost like an actor in a movie. You need to act as if the goal has already happened. Even if those feelings and the statement seem like a lie when you start, over time you will start to believe what you have written on the card. It is only when you believe that you can achieve something, that you will achieve it. Without belief you are stuck.
Make up your mind right now that you are going to change your life. Write your goal on a card, read it everyday and feel in your heart that you have already achieved the goal. See yourself with your goal and live in that space. Also be sure that you attach a date to the accomplishment of the goal and write it in the present tense. Start out with “It is now _____ and I am so happy and grateful now that ______.” You will be amazed at what starts to happen in your life.
To watch videos from Bob Proctor visit: www.GlobalSuccessILG.com
Christina Helwig
