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Feb 05, 2012 Andrea Samadi rated information technology information technology was astonishing

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This book taught me the foundation of everything I would need to understand to change my life; The Law of Attraction and Vibration, How to Have a Razor's Edge, and how to be a Chance Taker.

And then here I am 12 years later on, and my life is and then different. Information technology all started out when I spoke to my quiet neighbour, who he handed me this book. I know that I was destined to practice and so much more with my life, and this book was my start stride! Also, working in the offices with Bob Proctor and his staff, I can tell you offset mitt, that anyone who properly applies the concepts, will change their life forever. I saw and witnessed success stories fourth dimension after time over again, of people who put in the effort, and were able to reap the rewards with their life.

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January 02, 2012 Gabi Cutayar rated it actually liked it

If you believe that y'all have limitless potential, and you believe that you create your own life experience, and then this is a must read.
Proctor takes your through the mindset and idea patterns you lot need to attain the life yous desire. I enjoy the way he gives examples from people he has met, and how he talks near his own experiences to illustrate the points he makes.
It lends itself to be re-read a few times. Definitely ane I will read again.

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This was a great book. It was full of powerful anecdotes and examples to teach, encourage and remind that we get out of life what we think about and what we focus on. Great ideas in this book. Will read again next year.

Apr xix, 2013 Janique rated information technology really liked it

Whoha!!! I strongly recommend not only reading the book only find a seminar and attend it - life changing stuff!

I really like this book by Bob Proctor. I've read so many books until I am honestly forgetting to upload my reviews, but here are my thoughts.

I've watched a lot of Bob Proctor's videos and I've listened to a plethora of his speeches also. I think the premise of this volume accurately nurtures the mindset that's necessary to spring forth the required actions that we need, especially if you're serious about the attainment of your goals.

I love his analogies for illustrating the police of frequency a

I really like this book by Bob Proctor. I've read then many books until I am honestly forgetting to upload my reviews, but here are my thoughts.

I've watched a lot of Bob Proctor's videos and I've listened to a plethora of his speeches besides. I think the premise of this book accurately nurtures the mindset that's necessary to leap forth the required deportment that we demand, especially if you're serious about the attainment of your goals.

I love his analogies for illustrating the law of frequency and vibration. We all are truly "Born Rich", and if you want to know why, then I propose you lot read this fabulous volume.

I highly recommend this volume. -Isaac Samuel Miller (Author of, Only Get Upwardly And Manifest Your Inner Genius) www.isaacsmiller.com

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Mar 05, 2012 Danijel rated it really liked information technology

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Jan 01, 2010 Christine rated it it was amazing

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Jan xiv, 2018 Lucas Robak rated it it was amazing

After watching his videos for over a decade, I felt similar Bob Proctor was talking straight to me. What I truly loved near this book was that Mr. Proctor didn't waste any space by citing a bunch of sources, he is the source. Everything is "common sense" and written and then elegantly that gradeschoolers tin understand all the concepts (some words I had to wait up). This is a book that I'll be reading every yr from here on out. So happy I finally got around to finally reading his cloth rather than After watching his videos for over a decade, I felt similar Bob Proctor was talking directly to me. What I truly loved virtually this book was that Mr. Proctor didn't waste material whatsoever space by citing a bunch of sources, he is the source. Everything is "mutual sense" and written so elegantly that gradeschoolers can sympathize all the concepts (some words I had to look up). This is a volume that I'll be reading every year from here on out. So happy I finally got around to finally reading his material rather than simply watching it!! ...more

I beloved Bob Proctor and truly believe that he wishes well for all of humanity. Positive, and motivating, You lot Were Built-in Rich, is a must read for those interested in self evolution. Go on in heed, being "Rich" is not about money only...information technology is almost beingness fulfilled in all areas of your life as well as having a clear vision for what you desire to do with your time on this planet. I love Bob Proctor and truly believe that he wishes well for all of humanity. Positive, and motivating, You lot Were Built-in Rich, is a must read for those interested in self development. Go on in mind, beingness "Rich" is not about coin only...it is near existence fulfilled in all areas of your life too equally having a articulate vision for what yous want to do with your time on this planet. ...more

The very very best book I read which improved profoundly my life and mostly multiply my concern income. This is the book I hare reread the virtually oftentimes and some chapter I read once again. One of the chapter is suggested to be read 100 times, exercise it and watch the change in your life. When I got that book, many many many years agone, I also got the many audio tapes and video tapes and listen and watched them. Bob Proctor is to me the very best motivator there is.

This audiobook is based on a recording of a 2 day workshop, it'south important to also complete the activity book that you lot are able to download with it. This was only my beginning time listening to the whole workshop, i'll be going through it a 2nd fourth dimension to consummate the activities. There are some extremely valuable shifts in thinking that are necessary for an abundant mindset, unearthing any limiting thinking that yous may not be conscious of having.

Bob Proctor is fun to listen to, very inspiring an

This audiobook is based on a recording of a two day workshop, it's important to also complete the activity book that yous are able to download with it. This was only my first time listening to the whole workshop, i'll exist going through it a second time to complete the activities. There are some extremely valuable shifts in thinking that are necessary for an abundant mindset, unearthing any limiting thinking that you may not be conscious of having.

Bob Proctor is fun to listen to, very inspiring and motivating! I've been adopting some of his habits of thinking and still notwithstanding to learn everything I tin can from the work shop.

I recommend it for anyone feeling stuck, wanting to change upwards their thinking in a more than positively geared direction.

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A great book that I would put right adjacent to "Think and Grow Rich", "The Science of Getting Rich" and "The Richest Human being in Babylon". All these books were referenced and I would suggest you read them equally well if y'all oasis't already done and then. Bob Proctor does a great job at telling the stories on how to apply the principles he has. This book is for sale on amazon for $60 at this current fourth dimension. If yous have the desire to read it for free as I did it won't but take a simple google search.

November 16, 2021 Paul Bard rated it really liked it

The first four chapters are an inspired masterpiece, but the chapters on risk taking and not thinking nigh the by are totally redundant, and seem similar a totally other book. The last chapter, about throwing stuff out, is positively half-baked.

Strongly recommend reading the first half and DNF on the rest. The offset half is brilliant, compelling, and profound.

I'll never get tired of books like this.

I'one thousand not focused on confirming every detail. I had a football game motorcoach who used to talk similar this to me. Whether he was right on everything or not was non my business. The man gave me a rocket pack. He convinced me I could do anything if I worked difficult and smart enough.

Guys like Bob Proctor get my mind in the zone. Robert Cialdini discussed in Presuasion about how, to his surprise, something equally simple as motivational posters could make people piece of work longer. I gues

I'll never get tired of books like this.

I'm not focused on confirming every detail. I had a football coach who used to talk like this to me. Whether he was right on everything or not was not my concern. The human gave me a rocket pack. He convinced me I could do anything if I worked difficult and smart plenty.

Guys similar Bob Proctor go my mind in the zone. Robert Cialdini discussed in Presuasion about how, to his surprise, something as unproblematic every bit motivational posters could make people work longer. I guess this is my booster.

He definitely reframed a few things in my mind which were helpful. Good performance omnibus.

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Yep, "You lot Were Born Rich" does provide ways in which we can modify our thinking to create more concrete wealth in our lives; however, Bob Proctor as well provides a superb transition from some of the earlier books on the ability of thought & the Law of Attraction, written past some of the pioneers in the genre; people like Prentice Mulford, James Allen, Robert Collier etc. past adding some of his personal wisdom and a modern perspective. This is to say that the principles you will read about in "You Were Yes, "Yous Were Born Rich" does provide ways in which we tin can change our thinking to create more than physical wealth in our lives; however, Bob Proctor besides provides a superb transition from some of the earlier books on the power of thought & the Law of Attraction, written by some of the pioneers in the genre; people like Prentice Mulford, James Allen, Robert Collier etc. past adding some of his personal wisdom and a modern perspective. This is to say that the principles y'all volition read about in "You Were built-in Rich" are ancient and timeless, the grammer and the context used by some of the earlier authors in this genre can be a lilliputian dated; whereas, Bob Proctor'due south volume puts it into context for the modern era.

Originally released in the 1980'southward, long before the contempo resurgence in Law of Allure literature, "You Were Born Rich" tin can re-ignite our divine spark by reminding us that we all have an immense power within us – the power of thought.

Bob Proctor reminds us that, "Through the years, history has recorded the results of great visionaries. In fact, everything e'er accomplished was at first, and for a time, nothing more than than an image held in the mind of the architect. Realize, now, that you too are the 'mental architect' of your ain destiny" and if nosotros aren't happy with our current reality we take to start by changing our thoughts, "If yous sincerely wish to change or improve your results in your physical world, you must modify your thoughts and you must change them immediately."

Furthermore, equally the wise have cautioned throughout history, we are forewarned near the negative furnishings of fear, "A mind 'saturated' with fear of failure or images of unwanted results, tin can no more accomplish, create, or produce anything of value, than a stone can violate the law of gravity by flying upward in the air;" and this eventually leads us to the concept that "…we concord on to one-time ideas and old things, because we lack faith in our ability to obtain new ideas and new things. This of grade, leads to a condition of insecurity, which stems, at its root, from an disability to sympathize who, and what, you are. And, a lack of sensation of your true relationship with the infinite ability will ever go out yous with a distorted paradigm of yourself."

Of class, beingness aware that we have power and beingness aware of those things that tin drain our power make up simply a minor office of the material, the largest portion of "You Were Born Rich" is dedicated to how we tin reclaim, and make use of, our inherent ability. Although there is far more information in the volume than I can include here, some of the meaning discussions heart effectually the power of: visualization, expectation and the subconscious mind. Essentially, "whatever thought, plan or purpose may be planted in the subconscious heed past repetition of thought empowered by religion and expectancy."

And, speaking of repetition of thought, the ideas in this book will but piece of work when we sympathize the material at a deep level, non merely at the surface, intellectual level, so it may require more than than one read to get the total do good. Thankfully, Bob Proctor has made this a very readable book and readers will likely savour the information regardless of how many times they read information technology: I know I volition.

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Nov 14, 2017 Gil Bradshaw rated it actually liked it

I would probably give this 3.five stars instead of 4. This is archetype self-help motivational stuff. I listened to the Audible version and I can't imagine really reading it. This was recommended to me by a life coach named Marco Lopez.

These seminars tin cost upwardly of $10,000 and you tin buy it for almost nothing on aural.

I believe in the ability of positive thinking. I believe in goals. I believe in a lot of the things talked about in the book just Proctor says these techniques work because

I would probably give this three.v stars instead of four. This is archetype self-assist motivational stuff. I listened to the Audible version and I can't imagine really reading it. This was recommended to me by a life coach named Marco Lopez.

These seminars tin cost upward of $10,000 and you can buy it for nearly nothing on aural.

I believe in the power of positive thinking. I believe in goals. I believe in a lot of the things talked virtually in the book only Proctor says these techniques work because of our encephalon chemistry which I don't retrieve he really knows. It'southward OK if we don't know why something works. We don't need to explain it cerebrally or scientifically. Whenever he did that I rolled my optics. I tin can't effigy out why I didn't adore this book. I deeply believe in the principles he discusses, but I remember the fact that Proctor ever told the people in the seminar that they could all drive Cadillacs or become wealthy if they applied the principles made me desire to take a shower. It fabricated me feel muddied and cheapened the seminar. The goal with cocky-help in my listen should be improvement of cocky-mastery or intellectual and spiritual progression and non to drive a Cadillac. Ew.

There is a lot of good content hither. He mainly breaks down Napoleon Colina'southward material into different bite-sized concepts that he puts into detached action items.

I'll requite Proctor another hazard.

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As an NLP practitioner, this was first-class material to build ideas from. Though some of their key phrases were semantically different than those used in NLP training, they're essentially the same. He talks about 'conditioning' and 'habits', and I more often than not utilise terms like 'programming' or 'imprinting'. We're all born a make clean slate and 'programmed' how to think past our environment. Earlier the age of reason, we but accept what nosotros are told until they become beliefs and then deeply rooted that it is very As an NLP practitioner, this was excellent material to build ideas from. Though some of their central phrases were semantically unlike than those used in NLP grooming, they're essentially the same. He talks about 'conditioning' and 'habits', and I mostly use terms like 'programming' or 'imprinting'. We're all built-in a clean slate and 'programmed' how to recall by our environment. Before the age of reason, we simply accept what nosotros are told until they get behavior then deeply rooted that it is very difficult for most people to unlearn the old patters and habits they have formed from their imprinted thinking patterns. Proctor explains in particular how to rethink our lives, how to examine our thoughts and how to create new neuro pathways which will in turn create new habits and new circumstances. I know these methods work because I apply them in my practice with my clients. This is the real deal. Worth a read for ANYONE stuck in a condolement zone or in a negative thought prison. ...more

Probably i of the most of import books I've read, only a few notches below Viktor Frankl's venerable book, Man's Search for Meaning. It took ii readings to realise at that place's so more than to these lessons than meets the middle. Yeah, everything fabricated sense and there was nothing new, but this book opened my eyes to certain mindsets I agree that continue me downwards. This was an eye-opening read. Probably i of the most important books I've read, only a few notches below Viktor Frankl's venerable volume, Man's Search for Meaning. Information technology took two readings to realise there's so more than to these lessons than meets the heart. Yep, everything made sense and at that place was cypher new, just this book opened my eyes to certain mindsets I hold that keep me down. This was an centre-opening read. ...more than

Sep 01, 2012 David Geschke rated it it was astonishing

GREAT book. I,k probably going to read information technology a 2nd time right away I liked it that much. Highly recommended! :)

My bible: I re-read this book every year

Aug 02, 2020 Cara rated it actually liked it

I "read" the audio version of this, which isn't an audiobook but a recording of the seminar of the same name, given in the belatedly 80s.

The whole time I was listening to information technology, I was so fired upwards and inspired. Now that I've finished information technology, information technology feels like it'south wearing off. I can meet why he recommends to listen to it over and over forever.

Meanwhile, it was my companion at my vacation motel, and it felt like I had a whole week-long retreat, just Bob Proctor and me. It was crawly. Fifty-fifty though I've already hea

I "read" the audio version of this, which isn't an audiobook but a recording of the seminar of the aforementioned proper name, given in the late 80s.

The whole time I was listening to it, I was so fired up and inspired. At present that I've finished it, it feels like it'southward wearing off. I tin run across why he recommends to heed to it over and over forever.

Meanwhile, it was my companion at my holiday motel, and it felt similar I had a whole week-long retreat, merely Bob Proctor and me. It was crawly. Even though I've already heard about all of the content in the seminar before (I've worked with a chiliad-mentee of Bob Proctor and also spent a fair amount of time listening to her mentor, who was Bob Proctor's directly mentee. I've also read ii of the three books he talks about nigh (Recall and Abound Rich and The Science of Rich). So I guess it's not surprising that there wasn't a lot of new cloth here for me. It's kind of like watching Casablanca now and feeling how platitude it feels because so many things in popular civilization brand reference to information technology, so information technology feels kind of old and dried even though information technology's where those references came from, not the other way around.)

Anyway, whatever, information technology was super inspiring and helped me feel good. I probably will start over and listen to it once more.

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The crux of this book by veteran motivational speaker and self-assistance author is that all of u.s. are "built-in rich" in the sense of having a "magnificent God-given potential, which we owe ourselves to nurture".

The writer lays out x points as to how one can get about unlocking the riches one is born with to live a successful and rich life. It makes for a good entry point into the world of self-improvement for the uninitiated.

Whilst the author is popularly linked to the concept of the Law of Attraction

The crux of this book past veteran motivational speaker and cocky-help author is that all of us are "born rich" in the sense of having a "magnificent God-given potential, which we owe ourselves to nurture".

The author lays out ten points as to how i can become most unlocking the riches one is born with to live a successful and rich life. It makes for a expert entry indicate into the world of self-improvement for the uninitiated.

Whilst the author is popularly linked to the concept of the Police of Attraction through Rhonda Byrne's movie 'The Secret', I found his explanation of the concept in this volume disappointingly clumsy, and recommend looking to books by Neville Goddard, Wayne Dyer and Joe Dispenza for a clearer expression.

Even though this book was get-go published in 1984, it reads similar something from the 1950'south in its language, its selection of words and phrases. It is a decent enough primer for the New Idea Movement. Consider going onto 'Recall and Abound Rich' by Napoleon Colina (published in 1937) and 'The Science of Getting Rich' past Wallace D. Wattles (published in 1910) if the subject field of wealth or prosperity mindset is of interest.

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Jun xiv, 2017 Nguyen Luan rated it it was amazing

One of the master capacity in this book is called razor'due south edge.

Most persons think there is a big difference between an individual that is stuck in real person'southward winning. The line that separates winning from losing is every bit fine as the razor's edge end.
For case in 1947, armed was the outset in the history of racehorse in America to win a thousand dollars in its career. Notwithstanding the equus caballus that finished 2nd in the race earned less by 175 dollars having lost in miles.

If you lot consider the winnings, a t

One of the master chapters in this book is called razor's edge.

Virtually persons think at that place is a large difference betwixt an private that is stuck in real person's winning. The line that separates winning from losing is as fine every bit the razor's border end.
For example in 1947, armed was the first in the history of racehorse in America to win a thousand dollars in its career. However the horse that finished second in the race earned less by 175 dollars having lost in miles.

If you consider the winnings, a thirteen per centum difference would exist recorded between the two horses, but if you compare the two horses with fourth dimension of finishing race, less than four per centum departure volition be recorded.

This is an implication that just a slight change in your life could make a huge difference. Other Books..!

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An very interesting and inspiring book with many gold nuggets. A bit too much of organized religion, but merely don't let you get distracted past that. Sadly plenty the author tries (especially in affiliate 6; Law of vibration and law of attraction) to explicate some of the ideas with science (which unfortunately has also attracted critics). All these attempts to provide scientific explanations is only not backed past science at all. But comport in mind that there are many facts/truths that are not (even so) backed by sci An very interesting and inspiring book with many aureate nuggets. A bit too much of organized religion, simply but don't let yous get distracted by that. Sadly plenty the author tries (especially in chapter 6; Police force of vibration and law of allure) to explain some of the ideas with scientific discipline (which unfortunately has too attracted critics). All these attempts to provide scientific explanations is but not backed by science at all. But carry in listen that at that place are many facts/truths that are not (nevertheless) backed by science, espcially how the human body works (physically, mentally, emotionally, psycologically) and so there is no reason to wait that anybody can explain all this with current sate of scientific discipline. Except from that office I am all in for the "laws" as he states the philosophies or principles but that is a personal choice and it doesn't matter if you lot believe that these laws are true or if y'all believe that these laws are fake, you are right. ...more than

Mar 22, 2020 Sam K. rated it it was ok

This volume is Napoleon Hill'south "Think and Grow Rich" + "The Secret" combined in ane.
If y'all liked "The Hush-hush", yous're going to savour this book.
Honestly, the relateable takeaway message could be summarized in ane or two pages, or at least in one affiliate.

I didn't like all that "thoughts are vibrations" and "you tin can exist anything y'all want if yous vibrate the energy plenty" thought process, but I exercise appreciate his perspective on lessons learned from Napoleon Hill's book.

If you lot've read Napoleon Hill's

This book is Napoleon Hill's "Call up and Abound Rich" + "The Secret" combined in 1.
If you lot liked "The Secret", you're going to enjoy this book.
Honestly, the relateable takeaway message could be summarized in one or two pages, or at least in one chapter.

I didn't like all that "thoughts are vibrations" and "y'all can be annihilation you desire if you vibrate the energy enough" thought process, but I practise appreciate his perspective on lessons learned from Napoleon Loma's volume.

If you've read Napoleon Hill's book "Retrieve and Grow Rich", and "The Clandestine", then the principles are all here, they are just presented in the same way "The Cloak-and-dagger" is presented, which I personally don't appreciate.

I'm not saying that the principles included are not valid or effective, they are if you strip them to their core roots, I just didn't like the mode the volume decided to present them.

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Bob Proctor is such a fable. I've been going to bed with him and I am certain that his voice and indisputable arguments have been gentley penetrating my brain. Ok enough with the allusion. It is a really good, practical take on mindset. I particularly love the references to his intentions to grow his business when it was a mere dot compared to what he has built today.

Information technology is a dated production and from an audio point of view information technology'south a fleck inclement as he has other speakers who speak much more speedily. I'd

Bob Proctor is such a legend. I've been going to bed with him and I am sure that his voice and indisputable arguments take been gentley penetrating my brain. Ok enough with the innuendo. It is a really practiced, applied take on mindset. I particularly honey the references to his intentions to abound his business when information technology was a mere dot compared to what he has built today.

It is a dated product and from an sound point of view it's a bit choppy equally he has other speakers who speak much more quickly. I'd recommend it as an accompaniment to the book or to Think and Grow Rich. Comes with a PDF to capture goals and commitments.

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Good... but, in part, a re-writing of "Think and Abound Rich" by Napoleon Hill and "The Scientific discipline of Getting Rich" by Wallace Wattles.

Information technology will make your scientific mind injure. Although Bob Proctor mentions he won't get into the science of it, he should refrain from several statements and designing "laws". When y'all are in the concern of changing people's lives and stating universal laws, you should be equally careful as yous can exist.

Some of the examples are good but others are naive and shallow, characterist

Good... but, in part, a re-writing of "Think and Abound Rich" by Napoleon Loma and "The Science of Getting Rich" past Wallace Wattles.

It volition make your scientific heed injure. Although Bob Proctor mentions he won't get into the science of it, he should refrain from several statements and designing "laws". When you are in the business of changing people'south lives and stating universal laws, y'all should exist every bit careful every bit you lot tin exist.

Some of the examples are good merely others are naive and shallow, characteristic of the tendentious materialistic culture in the U.S.. But, so, this is a book about getting rich.

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January 11, 2022 Muneera rated it information technology was amazing

This book is ane of my favorite books of 2021 the book is full of amazing data and actually opens up your mind to some new thoughts and while reading it you lot can hear bob proctors voice and you can well-nigh feel his words. Some people may look at this book and say that information technology is merely made out of paper and ink but, I wait at this book and see all the love, effort, and motivation put into it. This is my favorite genre to read and because of much, information technology guides yous. If you read this yous will realize that This volume is 1 of my favorite books of 2021 the book is total of amazing information and actually opens up your heed to some new thoughts and while reading information technology you can hear bob proctors voice and you can almost feel his words. Some people may await at this volume and say that information technology is just made out of newspaper and ink but, I await at this book and see all the dearest, endeavour, and motivation put into it. This is my favorite genre to read and because of much, information technology guides you. If you read this you will realize that the title of the book is true "you were built-in rich" I don't want to give too much away but, he does a actually good job of getting this idea into your head. ...more

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