Self-Image: Your Cybernetic Framework | Bob Proctor

Most people go through their entire life without understanding this. Agree not to be one of them—as it could limit every single area of your life. You see, because it is a cybernetic mechanism, the image you hold of yourself sets the boundaries of your life… If you have a “small” self-image, you build a tiny box around yourself. A big or powerful self-image creates a large box. I encourage you to read Psycho-Cybernetics by Dr. Maxwell Maltz. I don’t know of a better book for helping you understand and change your self-image. Once you get a handle on how to change how you see yourself, teach it to your children, nephews, nieces and grandchildren. It will change the course of their lives forever. And remember… You are unique. You are not like anyone else on the planet. And you’re not supposed to be. When you understand the concepts of self-image, cybernetics and paradigms, you and your children can stop living how other people think you should live. 1️⃣ Hit subscribe and be first to see new videos 👆 2️⃣ Share this with someone who needs to hear this 🤟 3️⃣ Leave a comment with your biggest takeaway👇 ➡️ Join Bob for a FREE webinar 👉 https://bit.ly/2L51BTb #BobProctor #SelfImage #Cybernetics Check out our most popular playlists! 🔸 Thoughts Become Things: https://bit.ly/2y4S23R 🔹 Visual Wisdom: https://bit.ly/3bB3xhd 🔸 Mindful Monday: https://bit.ly/3fJM7C6 🔹 The Proctor Perspective: https://bit.ly/2WA5ru5 🔸 You Were Born Rich: https://bit.ly/2zJe3Fy 🔹 Proctor Vibes: https://bit.ly/3cAMiO6 🔸 The Search for Meaning: https://goo.gl/ThkyCc 🔹 The Higher Side of You: https://goo.gl/kicjyI 🔸 Value from the Vault: https://goo.gl/7lCs0O Don't forget to subscribe! 👉 http://goo.gl/VL0Smo 👈 Connect with us! ▪️ https://www.proctorgallagherinstitute.com ▪️ https://www.facebook.com/OfficialBobProctor ▪️ https://twitter.com/bobproctorlive ▪️ https://www.pinterest.com/realbobproctor ▪️ https://instagram.com/proctorgallagher Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices