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 is really crazy。 I'm never going tohave the money to live the way this book suggests。〃 Iwant to remind you; however; that there are many peoplewho do have enough money to live the way this booksuggests…and they weren't born with it…and no one left it




to them。 They were 〃Born Rich〃 in the sense of havingthe God…given potential to succeed (everyone is); but likemost people; they were at one time short of money。
Understand that you too can succeed; and you will; ifyou will only do as this book suggests。 

As I am writing this; I feel compelled to digress for afew lines; to remind you that you have great resources oftalent and ability locked up; within you; just waiting tobe expressed。 In this vein; I can vividly recall listening toa tape a number of years ago; that Earl Nightingale madeon 〃Attitude。〃 I must have listened to that tape literallyhundreds of times and there was a part on it where hesaid; 〃Now; right here we come to a rather strange fact。
We tend to minimize the things we can do; the goals wecan reach; and yet; for some equally strange reason; wethink others can do things that we cannot。〃 Earl went onto say; 〃I want you to know that that is not true。 You dohave deep reservoirs of talent and ability within you; andyou can have the things you want。〃 

I wouldn't even want to speculate on how manytimes I heard that section; without really understandingwhat he meant; and then one day I heard it; and everycell in my brain seemed to resonate with the truth ofwhat he said。 I suddenly realized what he was 〃drivingat〃 and I knew deep down inside of me; if they can do it;
so can I; if I am willing to pay the price。 Pleaseunderstand you too can do it; because what Earl had tosay is as true of you as it was of me。 But part of the pricefor you; is to figure out 。。。 

How Much Is Enough? 

Don't just pull a figure out of the sky。 Do it right…
because when you're finished you will be glad you did。
Moreover; this exercise will also help you to develop amore disciplined mind。 At this point you might bethinking this section doesn't even concern you; because




you are already too deeply in debt to start accumulatinga sizeable amount of money。 But you will be happy toknow; we have a great idea which will help you deal withthat problem as well。 Furthermore; you will be delightedto know that in many situations…and yours may be one ofthem…a person can become wealthy; even if he or shenever earns any more money than they are earningcurrently。 That thought alone should give you theencouragement you need to continue reading。 

By now you should have completed your list andarrived at a figure; so take pen to paper and write thatnumber down in big bold figures。 Now; clear your mindof that idea and move on with me to another veryimportant idea。 Realize that although this idea might notapply specifically to you…at least at the present time…itcertainly will apply to many readers。 Moreover; even if itdoes not apply to your particular situation; it is worththinking through anyway; because you certainly havemany friends and associates it does apply to and you willbe able to share it with them。 

I am going to explain this idea to you as if you werea married person with a family to support and you areeither the sole breadwinner or an important contributor。 

Now one of the principal reasons for wanting theamount of money you desire is to provide for your family;
and not just in an adequate manner。 After all; you wantthem to live life to its fullest。 Realize; therefore; that aslong as you live and are able to follow the plan outlinedin this book; you will be able to do as you want withrespect to your family。 However; if you really stop andthink about it; you will very likely agree that you wouldwant your family to live 〃the good life;〃 even if you weresuddenly removed from the picture…wouldn't you?
Jokingly you might say; 〃No; who cares if I'm gone。〃 Butthis is not a joking matter。 This is a very serious matter。




Of course you care…I know it and so do you! 

Now; if you're alive and healthy; you will create thiswealth for your estate。 But what if you die or arepermanently disabled? Well; our society has taken careof that situation as well; we have 〃Life Insurance〃 and wehave 〃Disability Insurance。〃 

But; let's get back to your thinking again…you mightbe saying to yourself; 〃Life insurance; what a rip…off。 Thisguy Bob Proctor really doesn't know where he is comingfrom。〃 Well; let me tell you; that when it comes to lifeinsurance; I believe I can claim to be an authority ofsorts…for I have conducted seminars for the insuranceindustry for almost ten years; and I have had close to50;000 people from that industry 〃go through〃 myseminars。 Therefore; I can assure you; that when I sayapproximately 95% of the people whom you talk to arealmost completely ignorant when it comes to the subjectof insurance; I am not 〃talking through my hat。〃
Granted; many of these people hold important positionsin business and industry; in government; or in theprofessions; and because of their positions; it would bevery easy to just assume they know 〃of whence theyspeak。〃 But the sad fact of the matter is; many of themare either badly misinformed or completely uninformedwhen it comes to the important subject of life insurance。 

Understand this … there is no way to replace yourincome and create a certain and instant estate otherthan life insurance; and statistics indicate that althoughmost people are insured; the vast majority of people (atleast 90%); are dangerously under…insured。 That is tosay; when they die; most people leave behind onlyenough money to pay for their funeral and possiblyenough money to cover their family's living expenses forone year! The unfortunate part is; that for a relativelysmall sum of money; these people could have had theirfinancial affairs set up in such a way that if something




did happen to them; their financial goals would bereached by their families automatically。 

Since this book is designed to help you reach asubstantial; financial goal; I felt duty…bound to includethe information on life insurance。 The book could not becomplete without it。 

(Keep in mind there are only two ways to earnmoney: people at work; or money at work。) 

You will be happy to know the remainder of thisbook is designed for the person who is going to LIVE。 

Bloom Where You Are Planted…Start Now! 

When do you start to live this good life? Is that thequestion you are beginning to ask yourself? You startnow。 

Start by answering the following questions: 

How often do you pay your phone bill? 
How often do you pay your rent or mortgage? 
How often do you pay your grocery store? 
How often do you pay for gas for your car? 
How often do you pay your doctor? 
How often do you pay yourself? 

That last question seems like a strange one; doesn'tit? But do you realize that less than 5 people in every100 ever pay themselves。 And; if you were to ask theother 95 why they don't; they would probably tell youthat by the time they pay everyone else; there is nothingleft for themselves! 

Clearly; those 4 or 5 people in every 100 who do〃pay themselves;〃 have found a way around this problem。
Although the idea which they are employing has beenaround for centuries; hardly anyone today is aware of it。




What is that idea; you ask? Simply put it is this: 

〃They pay themselves FIRST!〃 

(This is better known as the Babylonian law offinancial success。) 

A Part Of All You Earn Is Yours To Keep 

If you think about it; you must admit this 〃law;〃 orprinciple; makes a lot of good sense。 Therefore; let merepeat it … 〃A part of all you earn is yours to keep!〃 Morespecifically; what you earn Monday morning is yours tokeep; so it should go directly into a special account thatyou do not have easy access to。 

Your Financial Independence Account 

What you earn on Monday morning probablyrepresents ten percent of your income。 Therefore; youshould pay yourself at least that ten percent; right off thetop (i。e。 not after everyone else has been paid)。 

From your 〃Financial Independence Account;〃 youfirst pay your insurance premium; because thatinstrument creates your 〃Instant Estate。〃 The remainderof the mo

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