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. By identifying and changing limiting beliefs, we can open ourselves up to new opportunities and possibilities. He also explain that our paradigm is the program implemented in our subconscious which is responsible of our default actions in a daily basis.

When listening I would highly suggest note taking as there are many applicable methods for all life situations. Perhaps my biggest sticking point = the commentary regarding changing your paradigm to promote weight loss. Action and Persistence: While changing paradigms is crucial, Proctor also emphasizes the necessity of taking action.It's like brainwashing, only in this case you're brainwashing yourself, intentionally, and for a positive purpose.

Also, a note to any future readers, some of this book is based on the law of attraction and belief in God. The message in each one is broken down and explained simply so can take it in easily and the books not too long that it’s a chore. He emphasizes the importance of using visualization and positive affirmations to align our paradigms with our desired outcomes.Because without changing your paradigm, no amount of hard work and long work hours will make a measurable, lasting difference in your success. 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.