Central to Bob Proctor's philosophy is the idea that our thoughts create our reality. He emphasized that our dominant thoughts, especially those impressed upon the subconscious mind, dictate our actions, behaviors, and ultimately, the results we achieve in life. Understanding this principle is the first step to taking control of your destiny.

Proctor often used a simple 'stickperson' diagram to explain the mind:

• Conscious Mind: Your thinking, reasoning mind. It can accept or reject any idea.
• Subconscious Mind: Your emotional mind. It must accept whatever is impressed upon it by the conscious mind and has no ability to reject. It controls your body's actions and vibration.
• Paradigms: These are a multitude of habits, or mental programs, lodged in the subconscious mind that have almost exclusive control over our habitual behavior. To change your results, you must change your paradigms.

Your self-image is the internal picture you hold of yourself. It's a powerful governor of your performance. You will never outperform your self-image. Improving your self-image to align with your goals is crucial for success.

Bob Proctor encouraged setting 'C-Type' goals – these are your 'fantasy' goals, things you really want but don't know how to achieve. These goals pull you out of your comfort zone and require you to grow. He contrasted these with 'A-Type' (what you already have) and 'B-Type' (what you think you can do) goals.

Proctor taught that everything in the universe, including you, is in a constant state of vibration. Your thoughts control your vibration, and you attract things that are in vibrational harmony with you (Law of Attraction). To attract what you want, you must get on the same frequency as your desire.

To change paradigms and impress new ideas on the subconscious mind, Proctor emphasized the critical role of repetition and deep study of empowering materials, like Napoleon Hill's 'Think and Grow Rich.' He often said, 'Repetition is the mother of learning and the father of action.' This assessment checks your familiarity with this foundational text.

When you step out of your comfort zone towards a significant goal, you will inevitably hit the 'Terror Barrier' – intense fear and doubt. Proctor taught that understanding and pushing through this barrier with persistence is essential for breakthrough success.

This series of questions is designed to help you identify areas where your understanding of Bob Proctor's principles may be strong and where there might be gaps. It's a tool for self-awareness, prompting you to perhaps revisit his teachings or explore them for the first time. True mastery comes from application, but understanding is the first step.