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0:01Hello there, and welcome. I'm Bob Proctor.
0:03Over the next few minutes,
0:05I'm going to share some ideas with you
0:07to give you and overview of something
0:09Sandy Gallagher and I, my business partner,
0:12are going to do
0:13in the very near future.
0:15I want you to pay really close attention to this.
0:17We've been doing this for a long time.
0:19I've been in this business now for 57 years.
0:23Sandy Gallagher has been in now for the past 10 years.
0:27And she spent her commercial career up to that point
0:29as a securities attorney.
0:34She was buying, selling banks, merging banks.
0:36She has a lot of information when it comes to money.
0:39So we formed a partnership about 10 years ago.
0:44I'd been in the business for many many years.
0:47And it's working very well.
0:49A lot of people are getting helped.
0:50Now, for the next few minutes I want to talk about you.
0:53I want you to just think about you for a moment.
0:56I want you to think about your life.
0:58I want you to think about how you're living
1:00versus how you'd really like to live.
1:02To see, pay close attention to what we're doing,
1:05and you're going to find out
1:08that you can actually create your own economy.
1:12Now, I learned that many years ago
1:14when a man told me,
1:16he said, "Bob if you'll read this book,
1:18and do exactly what it tells you,
1:20you can have anything you want."
1:21Now, I did not believe that.
1:23But after talking to Veral I believed he believed it.
1:24He was happy, he was healthy, he was wealthy.
1:28I was unhappy, I was sick, and I was broke.
1:30I had no formal education, I had no business experience.
1:33He said, "That doesn't matter Bob.
1:34What's happened in the past is the past.
1:37What happens in the future
1:39is based on the decisions you make."
1:40He said, "I know how to earn money.
1:43I know how to be happy,
1:45and I know how to stay healthy.
1:46If you'll do exactly what I tell you,
1:48your life will change."
1:49Would you know, it did.
1:51Over the next year, I multiplied my income.
1:52In fact, my life changed so much
1:58I made a decision on one thing:
2:01From that point on I would always have a mentor.
2:04I would have some kind of a coach.
2:06And I would pick someone that knows
2:08how to do what I want to do -
2:10And then I'd do exactly what they told me.
2:12And that's what I've done.
2:13And I've been doing that now for over half a century.
2:16I sat down and took a pen out one day
2:18and said, "I am going to build a company
2:20that operates all over the world."
2:22Well, right now I'm broadcasting all over the world.
2:24And I'm going to show you
2:26how you can really make things happen.
2:28Growth is a normal part of life.
2:33If something is not growing, it's dying.
2:35Now if we're going to grow
2:37there's one thing that we're gonna have to do:
2:38We're going to have to change.
2:40We cannot stay where we are and get better results.
2:43It just doesn't work.
2:45Now this man said to me, "Bob
2:47you change your paradigm and you change your life."
2:49I didn't even know what paradigm was.
2:52I certainly didn't know how to spell it,
2:54didn't understand it.
2:55He says let me show you what a paradigm is.
2:57He says, you told me that you wanna turn more money.
3:00That's all I wanted.
3:02I figured if I had enough money, my problems would go away.
3:04See, I was earning a little bit, and I owed a lot.
3:07I owed everybody money,
3:08and I couldn't seem to get outta debt.
3:10I just couldn't seem to do it.
3:12I'd pay one bill and another one would pop up.
3:14Well he said let me tell you something.
3:16There's two things that you must know
3:18if you're gonna create wealth.
3:19They're not difficult.
3:21Anyone can learn them.
3:22You have to know where you are.
3:23You have to know where you're going.
3:24And then, you've gotta get moving in that direction.
3:27Now, this is so simple, and so obvious,
3:29that when you start studying this
3:33you're going to ask yourself "Why are so many people stuck?"
3:36And I'm going to tell you a lot of people are stuck.
3:38Most people get the same result this year
3:40as they got last year.
3:42Oh, it may have fluctuated a little bit but not very much.
3:44You know, with the potential we've got
3:46we should double, triple, quadtriple
3:47our potential, our results.
3:50Because we're God's highest form of grace.
3:53We've got mental powers that would blow you away
3:55as you start to study them.
3:57So the obvious answer is then the people mustn't have goals.
4:00And I suppose that's true in a lot of cases.
4:02But I think a lot of people have goals,
4:05they just don't know how to get them.
4:06I don't think that's where the problem is.
4:07The problems over here
4:09in understanding where we are.
4:10And most people really don't understand where they are.
4:13Oh, they know where they are physically.
4:14You know, I'm standing in the middle of a field,
4:16in a farm, in so, so.
4:17I'm walking down a main street in 5th Avenue, New York.
4:21They know where they are physically,
4:22but mentally they don't know where they are.
4:24They don't know why they keep getting the same results
4:26over and over and over.
4:27They keep same reoccurring problem.
4:30Well, he says I'm going to tell you why.
4:33It's because of paradigms.
4:34Because of paradigms.
4:38And then he said, Bob,
4:39you've gotta learn to control the flow
4:41of the thought energy,
4:42and you've got to let it flow freely to and through you,
4:44and it'll improve everything that it connects with.
4:49See there's an energy flowing to and through us.
4:51I'm not going to take the time to go into it here,
4:53but you can actually photograph the energy leaving the body.
4:56I think you may have seen that or heard of it.
4:58Its called Kirlian photography.
5:00A man named Semyon Kirlian, back in 1934,
5:02in Russia, perfected a form of photography
5:05where you photograph mass,
5:07and you photograph the energy coming from it.
5:08This thing we're living in is a mass of energy.
5:10Did you know there's about
5:1211 million Killowatt hours per pound
5:14potential energy locked up in the electrons
5:16of the atoms of our body.
5:18We're just walking dynamos.
5:20We don't understand how to direct it.
5:22Well let's take a look.
5:25What is a paradigm?
5:26A paradigm is a mental program
5:27that has almost, I say almost,
5:30exclusive control over our habitual behavior.
5:34Now, think of this for a moment...
5:36Almost all of our behavior is habitual.
5:39So what we're really saying is
5:42that paradigms are controlling our life.
5:43We're not controlling our life at all.
5:45Now consider this.
5:47People go to school.
5:48They gather all kinds of information.
5:50They may have degrees
5:51come right of the end of their business card.
5:53So they're not lacking in the smarts department.
5:56In the intellect department.
5:57They've got the knowledge.
5:59They're not using it.
6:00Why do so many people graduate form university,
6:02deep in debt from going to university,
6:05and you can't find work?
6:07How can you have all that knowledge,
6:09and you can't find work?
6:11How could you have all that knowledge and be broke?
6:13Well, I'm telling you why.
6:14It's because of paradigms.
6:15Now, this is an interesting subject.
6:17This is a black and white matter.
6:18This isn't, there's no grey matter here.
6:20It doesn't matter how hard you work.
6:22It doesn't matter how many hours you put in.
6:24I've been working at this for over 50 years.
6:27I'm very familiar with it.
6:29If the paradigm does not change,
6:30ultimately the results will remain much the same
6:32from one year to the next.
6:34And that's really what happens to most people.
6:37If you only remember one thing I'm saying
6:40I want you to burn this into your mind:
6:42When paradigms stay in control
6:45nothing changes.
6:47You can try as hard as you want
6:49to change some area in your life.
6:51If the paradigm remains in control,
6:53you're toast.
6:55It just will not work.
6:57So, we got to ask ourselves some questions:
6:59How do we control the flow?
7:01Well, we've got the ability to choose.
7:03We've got phenomenal mental faculties.
7:06What is a Paradigm Shift?
7:08What is it?
7:10Well, it's an interesting thing.
7:12When we really cause a paradigm shift everything happens.
7:15Now, we're doing a program.
7:17It's called a Paradigm Shift.
7:19It's a seminar.
7:21I don't care where you are in the world.
7:23I can come right on to your pad,
7:25right on to your computer,
7:27right onto your phone,
7:28anywhere in the world where there's an internet connection,
7:31and you can attend a seminar
7:33that I'm doing with Sandy Gallagher on Paradigms.
7:37It is a powerful program.
7:39And we're coming right into your home.
7:43Now what is it? It's a resourceful environment
7:46that we create,
7:47where people form all over the world collaborate
7:49they mastermind, and explore opportunities
7:52while developing financial independence
7:56by setting up Multiple Sources of Income.
7:59Look at that phrase right at the bottom of the slide.
8:03Multiple Sources of Income.
8:05Way back, many years ago,
8:07I was trying to figure out,
8:10what do wealthy people do that's so different?
8:12I've met wealthy people that were absolutely brilliant
8:14and you can understand why they're wealthy.
8:16But I've met other people, aren't very bright at all.
8:18And they're also wealthy.
8:20So its a cross section of people.
8:23You'll find men and women.
8:25You'll find young and old.
8:26You'll find from every nation.
8:29Every culture.
8:30You'll find the wealthy and poor.
8:33Well, what is the concept.
8:36Wealthy people all almost without exception
8:39I say almost because I don't know
8:42for certain if everybody does.
8:44But I'm inclined to think they do -
8:46they have multiple sources,
8:47they don't have one source of income,
8:49they have many sources of income.
8:52I have sources of income from all over the world,
8:54because I've set up a company
8:56that operates all over the world.
8:57But we show you how to do that too.
8:59You can.
9:00You can earn money while you're sleeping.
9:02I did last night.
9:03And I will tonight.
9:04And you can too.
9:06The Paradigm Shift seminar is a beauty.
9:07There's only two ways,
9:08two known ways, to change a paradigm.
9:10Just two.
9:11Go ask any psychologist, any psychiatrist,
9:13the paradigm is like a program in our mind
9:15that controls our behavior.
9:18Doesn't matter how much we know,
9:20our behavior is controlled by the paradigm.
9:21Now, the first way is the constant spaced repetition of ideas
9:24that are essentially the opposite to the paradigm.
9:28That's what our paradigm shift seminar is all about.
9:34That's what I'm inviting you to.
9:36Now the other way,
9:38it doesn't happen very often,
9:40That's the personally experience of an emotional impact.
9:43I'll give you an example:
9:45Nine-eleven in New York
9:46the buildings coming down,
9:49that was an emotional impact.
9:50Not for me, probably not for you.
9:51It was a terrible thing that everybody would agree,
9:55was an absolute catastrophe.
9:57It was a paradigm shift for the people that were involved
10:01in that area when that happened
10:04that (whoosh), their lives changed.
10:06The family of people that were killed there.
10:09Paradigm shift.
10:10That doesn't happen often.
10:11You can count on the other one:
10:13A constant spaced repetition, I'm going to show you why.
10:15Now, look at this for a moment:
10:18Why repetition is necessary
10:20when changing paradigms?
10:21Now, you've probably attended a Paradigm Shift seminar.
10:24Go back and attend another one,
10:27and another one, and another one.
10:29I started to read this book 57 years ago
10:30I'm still reading it.
10:32I have a book here open on my desk
10:35let me get this over here
10:37let me grab it.
10:43I have it open.
10:45I've been reading this, these two pages,
10:47for three months.
10:49Because I know that's how paradigms change.
10:53It's repetition that actually changes it.
10:56Now, here's why:
10:57I want you look at this for a moment:
10:59Let the white line that I'm going to put on here,
11:01represent the sound of my voice.
11:04The red line represents you listening
11:07to the sound of my voice.
11:09The white line represents my voice.
11:11Now think, so you go along and you're listening.
11:13Now there's a difference between listening and hearing.
11:16You can hear me and not listen to me.
11:19Kids are like that with there parents.
11:21Most people are like that with their spouse.
11:23They hear them but they're not listening to them.
11:25And so they're in trouble.
11:27You know, that's the way it works.
11:29So think of what I'm saying again:
11:31The white line represents the sound of me talking.
11:33The red line represents you listening to me talking.
11:36Now I'll go on and I'll be explaining something,
11:39and bang, an idea will hit,
11:41where do you go?
11:42You can go off on a thought trip.
11:44You see, those lines are what we call a thought frequency.
11:47And you'll be up here
11:48and you'll be thinking about that idea that hits your mind.
11:51All the while, the white lines still going.
11:54But you don't hear it.
11:55You do hear it,
11:57you don't listen to it.
12:00And then you come back down, and you start listening again.
12:02And you go along, and bang, another idea hits,
12:04and away you go on another thought trip.
12:07So you see, that is why
12:09we can listen to the same thing over and over
12:12and you'll say I never heard that on there before.
12:15I never heard that before.
12:17You could be reading it in a book and say
12:18I don't ever remember seeing that in the book.
12:21That is because you would be reading,
12:23your eyes are going,
12:24but your mind is off somewhere else.
12:26Now, think of this:
12:27If you see those red dots and they represent
12:30at the point
12:32in this seminar when you took an idea
12:34and you started to think about it.
12:36Let's suppose you come back to it again.
12:38Let's start, tear all this down for a moment.
12:40And we'll just leave the dots on there.
12:43Now, what do you suppose the odds are
12:46of you stopping on that idea
12:48the next time you hear the same thing?
12:50It isn't going to happen.
12:52You're going to come down there.
12:53You see, the odds of you stopping at the same point
12:56you're not going do it.
12:57So, you're only getting emotionally involved
13:00in the idea once,
13:01And then you're get another idea at another place.
13:05Through repetition, everything in your life starts to change.
13:09Now, I never knew that,
13:11But I started to read this book.
13:14Then I started to listen to
13:15a recording of Earl Nightingale's
13:17by way back in 1961.
13:19I was so fascinated by what Earl was talking about
13:21I couldn't stop listening to it.
13:2310 years later, I was living in England.
13:26I was earning over a million dollars a year.
13:28I had business in seven different cities
13:31in Canada, the U.S. and England.
13:33I was earning all kinds of money
13:34and started to ask myself, "How did this happen?"
13:36And I could not figure it out.
13:38I had been raised to believe
13:40if you're going to earn a lot of money,
13:41you got to be really smart.
13:42I knew I wasn't that smart,
13:44but I was earning a lot of money.
13:45I was raised to believe that if you don't go to school
13:46you can't get a good job.
13:47I didn't have a good job,
13:49I owned the whole company.
13:50So, then I started to think a lot of the stuff I believe
13:53isn't even true.
13:54And then I start to think, "How the heck did I change?"
13:57And so, I started to study.
13:58It took me about nine and a half years.
14:00And when I figured it out,
14:02all I wanted to do was teach it.
14:04I reasoned it was because of the repetition.
14:07I kept listening to this material.
14:08I was starting with records
14:10and then we get into cassettes,
14:12and on and on it goes, and then we're online.
14:13But, it's the repetition of hearing
14:16the same thing over and over and over again.
14:18And that's what happens to people.
14:20That's why almost all welfare recipients
14:22are third, fourth, fifth generation welfare recipients.
14:23That's all they heard when they were a kid.
14:25They were programmed with it at a very early age
14:26by the people around them.
14:29That's why we learn the language we learn.
14:30Can you imagine where you'd be if I said,
14:32"Hi, My name is Bob, what's yours?"
14:34You wouldn't know your name if your mother
14:36or dad just told you once.
14:37They tell you over and over and over and over
14:38and pretty soon they'll say, "Bob,"
14:42and you'll start recognizing, okay.
14:44Now listen carefully,
14:47all you have to do is make a decision.
14:49I want you to make a decision right now,
14:51that we're going to deliver a seminar,
14:54that you're going to attend it.
14:55You can do it wherever you are.
14:57It's very inexpensive.
14:58And I'm going to tell you, you're going to gain so much knowledge
15:01from this, it's absolutely phenomenal.
15:03Now, the beautiful part about this.
15:05It's about two and a half, three days.
15:08If you can't stay there for that whole length of time,
15:11you stay for part of it
15:13you get it all recorded.
15:15You can come back and you can cut in anywhere you want.
15:17And you can do that for up to two weeks.
15:19So you can spend a couple weeks really studying this.
15:22Gather phenomenal information.
15:24It just takes a decision.
15:26So you mention here that all people that are successful
15:29he spends his whole life, Hill did.
15:32Napoleon Hill
15:34studying successful people.
15:35He said, "All successful people make decisions very fast
15:38and change them very slow
15:40if and when they change them at all."
15:41I want you to decide right now that you're going to do this.
15:44You're going to do it.
15:45You're going to build a new model.
15:47Buckminster Fuller, the man that built the geodesic dome,
15:49he said something interesting.
15:50He said, "You never change things
15:52by fighting existing reality.
15:54To change things, you build a new model
15:56that makes the existing model obsolete."
15:58Do you know what you'll learn
16:00in that two and a half days
16:02in the seminar we're streaming right into your home?
16:04First of all, you can get your whole family involved.
16:05Get your kids involved.
16:07They'll understand it.
16:08You know what you're going to find?
16:11You're going to figure out how to build a new model.
16:13How to live the life that you want.
16:14We're God's highest form of creation.
16:16Do you know that all the other little creatures on the planet
16:19are completely at home in their environment?
16:20They blend in.
16:23Think about it.
16:24Little, birds, squirrels, deer,
16:28they blend into their environment.
16:30You and I are the only creature on the planet
16:32that's totally disoriented in our environment,
16:34and that is because we've been given the ability
16:38to create our own environment.
16:40We can sit down,
16:41we can take a pen
16:43and we can decree our own destiny.
16:46Now, that's what you're going to learn
16:48in this seminar.
16:50It's so inexpensive,
16:52and you can't say you haven't got time,
16:54because we're giving you two weeks to watch it.
16:55You can cut in and out whenever you want.
16:57And if you really wise, you're going to cut in and out often.
17:00Now, you've probably been struggling
17:02with the results trying to change things.
17:03Fuller said you don't do that.
17:05You don't change your existing reality.
17:07It's the way it is.
17:08It just is that way.
17:10But it doesn't have to stay.
17:11You change something by building a new model.
17:14that makes the existing model obsolete.
17:18How? Attend the paradigm.
17:20A resourceful environment,
17:22where people from all around the world collaborate.
17:24You can be chatting with people on it
17:26from various parts of the world.
17:28You can make connections with people.
17:31You could end up making joint ventures with people,
17:33setting up MSIs,
17:34and it can all be done in the chat
17:36while you're in the seminar.
17:38You're going to mastermind,
17:39you're going to explore opportunities
17:40while developing financial independence
17:43by establishing multiple sources of income.
17:45We're going to show you how to do it.
17:47But understand this:
17:49If you've been in it.
17:51Don't say you've got it.
17:52Because you haven't got it.
17:53It's over and over and over.
17:55If you are really wise,
17:57you will register for every streaming seminar we put on.
18:01And just keep plugged in.
18:03I have never stopped studying it
18:05and you know something?
18:07My income just keeps going up and up and up.
18:09I'll be 84 in a very short period of time, couple weeks,
18:11three, four weeks.
18:13I have as much energy as a person 24 or 34.
18:15Do you see, age hasn't got anything to do with it.
18:18How old would you be if you forgot your age?
18:20Intelligence has nothing to do with it.
18:22There's brilliant people who are not making it happen.
18:24What is it to do with?
18:26It has to do with paradigms.
18:27The Paradigm Shift Seminar.
18:29The repetition of it,
18:31and bang, bang, bang
18:33you start to change your life.
18:34It's worth it.
18:37Make a decision right now!
18:38Hit the button, get in.
18:40And I'll look forward to seeing you
18:43in a live seminar in the very near future.
18:44Thank you very much.

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