It's likely that most of the readers here already know that the late Bob Proctor had also been a great fan of Dr Maxwell Maltz and the Psycho-Cybernetics classic.

As a matter of fact, one of Bob Proctor's signature seminar products, often designated as Paradigms and/or Paradigm Shifts, are essentially intellectual parallels to Dr Maxwekk Maltz's Power of Self-Image Psychology.

For the fun of it, and as a part of my usual creative juxtaposition games in the headspace, I have now lined up Bob Proctor's core ideas, as expressed in his three selected elegant quotes shown below, against Dr Maxwell Maltz's core ideas, as expressed in these astute observations of his:

Do you see the uncanny resemblance in key essence and delivery scope among them?

[Just remember, imagination or imaging also entails seeing in the mind's eye, and feeling is always fueled by belief!]

"A human being always acts and feels and performs in accordance with what he imagines to be true about himself and his environment…

For imagination sets the goal ‘picture’ which our automatic mechanism works on.

We act, or fail to act, not because of ‘will,’ as is so commonly believed, but because of imagination."

" You act, and feel, not according to what things are really like, but according to the image your mind holds of what they are like.

You have certain mental images of yourself, your world, and the people around you, and you behave as though these images were the truth, the reality, rather than the things they represent."

"Your nervous system cannot tell the difference between an imagined experience and a ‘real’ experience.

In either case, it reacts automatically to information which you give to it from your forebrain.

Your nervous system reacts appropriately to what you THINK or IMAGINE to be ‘true.’... "!

What a synchroneity! Bravissimo!