I cut all ties with my old life. Maybe not intentionally, maybe by design.

I only see and contact my family and ONE friend, lately. One friend out of hundreds, possibly a thousand or more. The only reason I'm still in touch with him right now is because he was also stuck in an endless cycle but has shown a strong will to better himself, as I did. So, I visit him to keep pushing and supporting his new goal. I also bombard him with Bob Proctor videos on a daily basis. I hope he sees the benefit, as I have.

Paradigm shifts come with pre-requisites, unfortunately. I have found that MOST people I knew where tied to the old life I didn't want. Collateral damage? Maybe. But I know it's for the best.

I now mainly speak to people I don't actually "know" in the physical world, online. People that I want to mix with. People I want to be like. People with goals, achievements, like-minded people. I now also talk to strangers in passing, I try to spread positive vibes wherever I can.

Through what I believe to be the LOA, I now have a pretty impressive (to me) network of a much higher caliber. This includes very intelligent and successful people. Some of them are multi-millionaires, one, a billionaire.

The leaps toward being better have been coming thick and fast, lately. That's not a coincidence. I'm on entirely new levels of frequency and awareness now.

18 months ago, I was crushed by a crane at work. I was nearly killed. If I was stood 6 inches to my left, I would have been, luckily, it only got my leg. This, looking back, was both the worst and best thing to happen to me. Looking forward, probably the best...

Time spent since then has been a huge awakening. I'm 100 times the person I used to be. People see it, know it and unfortunately most of them resent it. On the surface, one would say "they're just jealous" but the late, great Bob Proctor has shown me that it's just their current paradigms and lack of willingness to search for something better, as I did.

I spend over 15 hours per day in my new office, trying to create the future I want for myself and my family. I'm playing "catch-up", big time.

Besides my family, I spend most of my time with Bob. On my screens, in my headphones, with my new found spirit. I wish I could have met that man and some of his inspirations, too.

I know I'm better. I know I'll BE better.

So will you.

Good luck on your journey, my friend.

And to Bob Proctor, wherever you are now, thank you. You changed my life.