Sep 7, 2026 · 15 min · 8 segments
Do you have a real goal right now? Not a wish. Not a “someday.” Not something vague you hope happens eventually. I mean an actual goal — written down, specific, dated, and clear enough that you…
Do you have a goal right now? Not a wish, not a someday, an actual goal written down with a date on it that you could recite to me right now if I asked.
Because here's the truth that my father, Bob Proctor, spent more than 50 years teaching.
Today, I want to show you what it looks like to run on purpose, what it actually takes to set a goal that changes something real, not just another line on a list that you'll forget in about, I don't know, a month or so.
What they have instead are wishes, wants, New Year's resolutions that quietly die by February.
There's no written plan behind it, which is exactly why it's easy to abandon quietly, without even really noticing that you've let it go.
It's written in the present tense, which I'll come back to because that one detail, it matters more than it sounds like it should.
It's backed by a plan and by daily action, and it's read and reinforced every single day, not filed away and forgotten.
Do you have a goal right now? Not a wish, not a someday, an actual goal written down with a date on it that you could recite to me right now if I asked.
Because here's the truth that my father, Bob Proctor, spent more than 50 years teaching.
Today, I want to show you what it looks like to run on purpose, what it actually takes to set a goal that changes something real, not just another line on a list that you'll forget in about, I don't know, a month or so.
What they have instead are wishes, wants, New Year's resolutions that quietly die by February.
There's no written plan behind it, which is exactly why it's easy to abandon quietly, without even really noticing that you've let it go.
It's written in the present tense, which I'll come back to because that one detail, it matters more than it sounds like it should.
It's backed by a plan and by daily action, and it's read and reinforced every single day, not filed away and forgotten.
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