Bob Proctor’s Six Minutes To Success Reviewed
Even though I am a Bob Proctor fan, my ears perked up when I heard that he was offering to teach anyone how to create success in just six minutes a day. That sounded a bit far-fetched to me.
Being the curious type, and a previous purchaser of Bob Proctor material, I went ahead and signed up for the service to see what it was all about. You get the first seven days free so there is no need to pay anything up front.
It starts with the huge claim that Bob will coach you until you become a millionaire. I loved the sound of that, but was understandably hesitant. But then I thought about it for a bit, and realized it’s probably not a huge amount of trouble for Bob to gve you six minutes a day for as long as you need.
The service is all about Bob delivering a six minute presentation, five days a week. This is your six minutes with Bob Proctor. When it begins, rather than give you ideas about what you can do to make money, he starts to talk about success and how to focus on it.
He spends the first few sessions discussing your mindset and attitudes. There’s an initial section on how you can think like a winner and avoid giving in, which he claims is mostly responsible for the defeat you may have experienced up until now.
After that, he moves on to the topic of self belief and explains how you can actually start to expect success rather than failure. He goes into issues such as whether you think you ought to be successful and how to change your expectations of yourself.
There are further six minute presentations on visualization, how emotions affect our perception of ourselves, and deciding which of our actions are productive and which are a waste of time. This seems to be determined by whether they take us towards our particular notion of success or away from it.
I think the six minutes to success program will be of benefit to a lot of people whether or not they want to become a millionaire. I suspect not everyone will stick with this program until they reach millionaire status, but I have to admit that the methods and tools are there for those that do.
This program is about changing the way you look at things, mainly yourself. It’s about expecting success and then doing the things that will create it. Bob explains all about how to do that in a very practical way, but there’s no getting round the fact that it will take work to create your wealth, but then that’s reasonable I think.
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