Introduction to the "Breakfast with Bob Proctor"

 My friends know that I am a huge fan of Mr. Bob Proctor. Since first seeing him in "The Secret", I have watched him on his Youtube channel, subscribed to his mailing list, joined his 3 month coaching program and am currently involved in his phenomenal idea - The Bob Proctor Streaming Club. In this club, people from over 54 countries meet up online and get to brainstorm with Bob on a variety of mind-expanding topics like setting up cash-flow machines, improving their relationships, understanding their mind, setting and reaching audacious goals and discovering their life's purpose.

So anyway, I would like to briefly describe what this blog is about. Yesterday morning, I realized that I couldn't find the notebook where I take down notes whenever I hear Bob Proctor material. Taking notes has totally changed the way I process his lessons, because I am always looking to condense the teachings into a doodle or a cartoon that conveys the information in an intuitive way. This causes me to really think, and get emotionally involved with the ideas, which wasn't happening earlier when I used to simply "hear" the mp3s and cassettes. At any rate, not having this book made me realize how much information I had actually "stored" away in it. I felt sad that I had lost all that information because I had been careless and that I might not see the book again. I remembered Bob's voice "It is as it is. Accept it." So I did. I let go of the sadness and thought about where I could find it.

I managed to narrow it down to a couple of places to look and checked in all of them but one, which was a canteen which had closed for the day. I would have to check there the next morning. Having eaten there about a week ago, I figured that even if I had left it there, the odds were pretty good that it would be long gone . Ah! I had caught myself letting the current situation control my thinking. I immediately switched my attitude to "expectation". I focused my thoughts on how I would feel when I got the book back the next day. The next morning (today), I happened to read "The Spirit of Opulence" essay by Thomas Troward and the part where he says talks about how to hone in on the spirit of opulence really hit me. He says - we must always make the first question "What will I do with it?" and not "What will I get from it?". So I asked myself "What will I do if I find the notebook?" and almost instantly felt that if I did get my notebook back, I would put my notes up on a blog and share them with other people.

Needless to say I actually found the book. Here's a picture of it below. It looks very ordinary on the outside but it has some phenomenal information within :)

Here's what I have decided. Every two days, I will write a short post on what I have been learning and share my notes on the same. I call it "Breakfast with Bob" because I will be doing my writing in the mornings. I say once in two days so that I can keep one day for reading and the following day for writing. I hope you enjoy this blog as much as I will enjoy writing in it :)