Brian Proctor - How to Change Your Life

What’s it like to grow up with one of the most influential personal development leaders in the world as your father, and still carve out your own voice, impact, and legacy? In this episode of The Richard Brooke Podcast, Richard Bliss Brooke sits down with Brian Proctor, son of the legendary Bob Proctor, to talk about his new book, 12 Easy Steps to Change Your Life, and the lessons he learned growing up in a household where mindset and possibility were a daily practice. Brian opens up about the responsibility and inspiration that came from being Bob Proctor’s son, how his father’s teachings shaped his own path, and why he’s on a mission to help people create meaningful, lasting change in their lives. He also shares insights from his first book, My Father Knew the Secret, and dives into his Proctor’s Principles Course, a transformative program designed to help you apply timeless success principles to your own journey. You can learn more about Brian’s work and enroll in Proctor’s Principles here: . Brian Proctor Links: Website: Facebook: Instagram: Richard’s Mentorship Program: Inspired by this conversation? Join Momentum Mentorship, Richard’s live coaching program built for leaders who want to grow with vision and authenticity. Learn more at . Richard Bliss Brooke Links: Website: Facebook: Instagram: LinkedIn: YouTube: Loved This Episode?

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Brian Proctor - How to Change Your Life is an episode from Network Marketing Heroes: Host Richard Bliss Brooke by Richard Bliss Brooke - Best Selling Author, Speaker, and Ontological Coach.

This episode is 32:00 long.

This episode was published on Jul 23, 2025.

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