Change Your Paradigm, Change Your Life: Flip That Switch Now!

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I think parents and families can and should have some responsibility to teach, but I guess it might be good to have some of the things he talked about in public education since some families aren’t in a place to teach their children how to discover who they are and other things he discusses.

A short but inspiring book that has the potential of helping people change their lives if they wish so. He also explain that our paradigm is the program implemented in our subconscious which is responsible of our default actions in a daily basis. Your paradigms may be masked in complacency, fear, worry, anxiety, insecurities, self-doubt, mental hurry and self-loathing—the result is keeping you STUCK. By understanding this, and assigning a newer meaning to these experiences, you can change your whole persona!

He encourages readers to engage in consistent self-improvement activities, which can help shape their paradigms in alignment with their goals.

Bob explains how we’ve all been brought up and we’ve been sold a lie which has determined the way we think and the way we use our minds. Additionally, the irony is glaring where he claims outside world affairs don’t effect him and he doesn’t think about things like COVID, then later dying potentially from COVID complications (unconfirmed and he was 87 anyway; still, it all serves to discredit the notion). Additionally, I agree with the understanding that no growth can occur without challenge/difficulty and acknowledging the difference between the simple gathering of knowledge and the application of that knowledge into wisdom through action (eg getting a degree and doing nothing with it or reading a lot but never rereading or reflecting on the lessons).

I picked up this book because it was recommended when working to change your thought processes - maybe with an insomnia book I read. I no longer feel stuck and am more aware of how to change my paradigm and start increasing my vibration.

At the subconscious level we need formation of habit, we need to upskill self to meet challenge and flow.Change Your Paradigm Change Your Life’ is an interview style book between interviewer Dan Strutzel, and interviewee Bob Proctor, a high-school dropout turned millionaire who is also a motivational speaker and author of bestselling books. I highly recommend, in fact, implore you to get this book as its dynamite for the mind, body and soul! there could be something really bothering you about a situation but just when you change the perspective, the situation looses its power and you could be thinking about it very differently. I will however look for one sharing notions about the attitude, the visualization and the goal setting. As for this particular book: as much as I don’t love listening to old, rich, white guys talk about how you can also become rich by being just like them, I did appreciate the central messages of gratitude, of every person’s internal, infinite worth and potential, and about finding your purpose comes from understanding and analyzing who you are, your gifts, and what you want.

The book's focus is that our lives rotate around our paradigm(s) and so, by changing our paradigm(s) we can change our lives. I sometimes felt like he was just bragging he knows how to make so much money and has millions in the bank. In summary, "Change Your Paradigm, Change Your Life" by Bob Proctor explores the transformative power of shifting one's paradigms and mindset. He helped a lot of people with his speeches and words and therefore, I’ve read him too because I do believe in the power of energy, emotions, universal laws and the power of attraction. Those can limit our lives and actions, so we need to change them; the first step is to become aware of the paradigms that limit us and recognise them.Also referring to several tips and tricks on how to solve common life problems and difficulties that many of us might share. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. Firstly, this is a podcast of an interview mislabeled as an audiobook and the author gets so animated in answering questions he’s frequently almost shouting while trying to relay the message.