Yeah, today's QLDS, we are the product of the books we read and the people we associate

with. Here we go.

Welcome back to the quarter of the day show. I'm your host, Sean Crox and the Sean Crox

and calm. We got the late great Bob Proctor on the show today. And today Bob is going

to talk about the power of repetition. This is huge. Like this got me through college

and then some. And when I say that, it got me really good grades throughout college,

because when we had a quiz, when we had a test, I didn't just read the chapter once. I

read the chapter over and over and over and over again to the point where I would sit

down for the test and I would have a question there in front of me and I can actually see

the page that the question, that the answer to the question was on. I read it so much

that it literally became part of me 20 something years later. I can probably still take some

of those tests and do pretty darn good. And I still do the same thing today. I moved

to Scottsdale, Arizona three or four weeks ago. And I have to take my dog, Kobe, for a

walk at 5 30 in the morning, because it's just so hot outside. We got to go outside and

walk before it gets hot, right? And week one I was here, the 45 minute walk. I listened

to track one of John D. Martinez ultimate wealth mastery library seven days in a row,

45 minute walk, 45 minute talk, seven days in a row. I got it, right? I could probably

recite that thing back to you right now. Second week, track number two, third week, track

number three. I'm in my fourth week right now, track number four, over and over and over

again into the concepts become wired into me. Most people are willing to do that. What

we tend to do is we read something once we listen to it once. We think we've got it

but then we forget about it. It's the repetition that seals it in so you can recall it so you

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