But I've had people tell me from time to time, oh, you give too much away.

You couldn't possibly give too much away.

What a dumb statement.

You ought to take part of all you get and put it back where it came from.

Farmer takes part of his crop, puts it back in the ground.

And if you don't take part of all you receive and put it back where you've got it from,

you're not going to get much more. Welcome back to the quote of the day show.

I am your host, Sean Croxton of Sean Croxton.

Happy Monday to you, my friend. We've got the late,

the great. Bob Proctor on the show today. I miss Bob. Bob was such a cool guy. He was such a good dude.

Spent some time with Bob many years ago, interviewed him, had a very deep conversation with him.

If you miss that, look up the Bob Proctor interview, Sean Croxton, and you'll find it.

It was one of my favorite interviews that I've ever done.

So if you have a chance, check that one out.

Today, Bob is going to be talking about probably my favorite universal law of them all, which is the vacuum law of prosperity.

And you'll get the gist of it in today's feature quote, which is this.

When you let go of what you don't want, you make room for what you do want.

You have to be willing to let things go.

When you let things go, you create the space

for the thing that you really, really want.

Like every month, at least, at least once a month,

I go to Goodwill.

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