Maybe you've heard my father, Bob Proctor, say it from the stage or in a video that you've watched.
What do you really want? Now, this is not a question you ask and expect an immediate answer to.
In fact, I recommend you dedicate at least 10 minutes each day to sitting quietly and asking yourself this question.
What do I really want? This is not about what your parents wanted for you or what your employer expects from you.
This is not about what your friends are doing or what they think you should want.
What do you really want? In my experience, this is one of the most difficult questions a person can honestly answer.
Because many people have become so busy living their lives, they've lost touch with who they are and what they want from their life.
You know, I worked with my father for 30 years in the personal and professional development industry.
Knowing what you don't want may help you recognize dissatisfaction, but it doesn't create direction.
Maybe you've heard my father, Bob Proctor, say it from the stage or in a video that you've watched.
What do you really want? Now, this is not a question you ask and expect an immediate answer to.
In fact, I recommend you dedicate at least 10 minutes each day to sitting quietly and asking yourself this question.
What do I really want? This is not about what your parents wanted for you or what your employer expects from you.
This is not about what your friends are doing or what they think you should want.
What do you really want? In my experience, this is one of the most difficult questions a person can honestly answer.
Because many people have become so busy living their lives, they've lost touch with who they are and what they want from their life.
You know, I worked with my father for 30 years in the personal and professional development industry.
Knowing what you don't want may help you recognize dissatisfaction, but it doesn't create direction.
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