I was raised to believe if you haven't gone to school, you'll never get a good job.

I didn't have a good job. I owned the company and I had not, I had been to high school for two months.

This is Entrepreneurs the Playbook. For each week I bring you some of the greatest athletes,

celebrities and entrepreneurs to talk about their personal and professional playbook to success.

We have a treat here on the playbook today. It's very rare that we get someone of such stature

and I know that you're so humble and I don't embarrass you, but I'm with Bob Proctor

and he has so many not only an entrepreneur speaker, author, but he's an inspiration to me personally.

And you talk about people that have changed your life and there's those five or six people that

you were talking about. You, you know, not to embarrass you, but you are one of those people that

changed my life and gave it a different direction. We're both thinking, grow rich fans. I think we share

a part in the new movie that's coming out August 14th and 15th they're doing the premiere.

But I thought for the few viewers that haven't experienced their scene Bob Proctor,

if you could give a little bit of background on who you are and some of your philosophy.

Sarah, well that's pleasure. And I didn't know that. That told me the story. Well,

I am kind of curious. Well, my life was a mess. It was a total, it was in a state of chaos,

absolute chaos until I was 26. I wouldn't go to school. I didn't go to school. I had no

formal education. I had no business background. Well, how did parents feel about you not go to school?

Well, they didn't seem to. My mother raised three of us on her own. So, and my dad, he didn't,

I had never saw him. And mother was so busy, trained during enough money. I don't take good care.

She cared. I was having trouble in school. So she was probably glad I was getting

out and going to work some works. And when I was 26, I had a man that sat down with me and he

said, why do you change the way you're living? It never entered my mind that I could. And looking

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