Bob Proctor

Bob Proctor is another one of those guys that was facing a life of poverty and struggle yet was able to turn it around. After working many dead end jobs he moved to Chicago to work for his life time heroes Earl Nightingale and Lloyd Conant. He worked his way up to V.P. of sales.

Bob Proctor used the skills he learned there to start his own seminar and sales training company. For over twenty years he worked with Prudential Insurance, creating custom sales training courses for over 20,000 sales people. Several years after that Bob Proctor moved on to do the same for Re/max.

I could never doubt the success of Bob Proctor he has worked with several large corporations and has helped transform their sales staffs. However the personal training that Bob Proctor offers is mostly theoretical with no clear path to becoming wealthy.

Bob Proctor's infomercials would have you believe that he's going to teach you how to make money. However, he tends to focus more on improving self qualities and changing peoples mentalities. That maybe what some people are looking for, but I know that when I'm paying to listen to a millionaire talk I'm not there to get a motivational speech, I want to know how he made all that money.

If people are looking for someone to show them how to make money in a formulaic way then Bob Proctor is not the guy for them. If you need a spiritual and motivational pick me up then you can listen to his materials.

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J. T, K earth	12:06am on Saturday, July 18th, 2009
It was life transforming... the difference for me is that I kept studying and applying the information in my life... and working with the principles... It changed my life.... it saved my life and it seems that everything I am trying now, just works.
Tony D. Philadelphia	7:21am on Tuesday, April 29th, 2008
It never seizes to amaze me that some people look to place blame on outside forces when they fail while the whole time the real problem resides inside themselves. I highly recommend to anyone before venturing out on anything that they read Chapter 1 of Jack Campfield's book, The Success Principles. Read it, digest it, apply it and stop playing the blame game when you take a chance and lose
Gina Curley Colorado	8:37pm on Monday, April 7th, 2008
The Bob Proctor Coaching Program, which is run by Carol Gates, is counterproductive. The program targets the weak and capitalizes on people with low self-esteem so that the company can continue to make more money by selling more products and so-called services. Whereas I believe in Bob Proctor's philosophy of visualization and feel that he can provide a lot of valuable insight, I do not agree with the tactic that the Bob Proctor Coaching Program uses. The program takes advantage of people's vulnerability and their quest to improve by charging an exorbitant amount of money for a shoddy service. In October of 2007, my husband and I enrolled in the Bob Proctor Coaching Program for a "discounted" rate of $11,000. Just like their advertisements, the recruiter promised that we would "be coached by Bob Proctor himself". The recruiter also informed us that Bob would be communicating with each of us on a one-on-one basis. Here's what actually happens: - Participants are assigned to a "Master Mind Group" consisting of approximately 10 members. Although members are required to complete a detailed questionnaire, the groups appear to be set up in an arbitrary manner. - The Master Mind Groups are instructed to conduct weekly conference calls with each session lasting one hour. Each participant is asked to provide his or her 'wins' for the week. Once that is done, they are asked to provide their "wants and needs". For as long as I was in the Program (from November 2007 to February 2008), Carol Gates never facilitated or participated in the master mind group’s calls. - The company will ship you the following books and CDs: The Winner's Image, The Goal Achiever, The Success Puzzle, You Were Born Rich, Working with Law and You2. - There are also occasional conference calls in which Bob Proctor lectures to the masses via teleconference as well as allowing some time at the end for a Q&A session at the end; however, those calls are often scheduled at an inconvenient time of day where most people are working at their steady jobs. Summary: The cost of $11,000 does not justify the cost of the books, CDs, and a conference call service. And it certainly does not justify the coaching service. When I had written Carol Gates a letter expressing my dissatisfaction and requesting at least a partial refund, she refused. She went through the motions of attempting to help, but implied that I was the one with the problem because "I do not resonate with any facet of the program" despite the fact that "the program works very well and that they have many testimonials to that affect". Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to pass on this information! It is my hope that others don't fall into this same trap. In contrast to what the message this program communicates, I am a hard worker with a respectable income and have achieved a certain level of success in my life.