It was July 17, 1998, the speech that changed my life, and the night Bob Proctor would call the best of his speaking career. It’s a story Bob was too humble to tell, but it’s the single greatest speaking story I’ve ever heard. Bob Proctor was my mentor and close friend for 25 years. We shared the stage over 100 times, we recorded an album together at Nightingale/Conant, and we co-starred together in the sequel to the blockbuster movie, The Secret. As close as we were, I never saw Bob cry. But at his private birthday party in 2014 at the Bellagio in Las Vegas, he came up to me after my speech with tears in his eyes and told me that July 17, 1998 was the greatest night of his life as a speaker. In this video I share the story the exact way it happened, because I was there. If you’re speaker, Bob Proctor fan or involved in personal development in any way, this is a story you will never forget. I almost broke down telling it, and it happened almost 25 years ago.
July 17, 1998: Bob Proctor’s Best Night in Speaking
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Steve Siebold, CSP My name is Steve Siebold. I’m an author with 1.4 million books in print, and a professional speaker and consultant to Fortune 500 sales teams on how to increase sales and retention rates through mental toughness training. My corporate clients include Johnson & Johnson, Toyota, Harrah’s Entertainment, Procter & Gamble, GlaxoSmithKline, Ingersoll Rand, etc.
What a beautiful video Mr Siebold. Truly from the heart. I had the absolute privilege of meeting and speaking with Bob Proctor on 2 cruises, and boy… he certainly was a gem of a man.
Fortunately for me, I also had the great pleasure of meeting both you and Dawn and spending some time together… and my life has been enriched by these experiences. I can only imagine how many lives have been enhanced by Bob over the last 50 years. Much love to you and Dawn… I’m certain that your teachings will also be looked back upon with the same type of reverence as Bob’s are.
Hey Rocky, great to hear from you! We were just talking about you the other day, wondering how you were doing. Hope all is well down under.