You're in. Your seat in Never Too Late: Your Next Move is confirmed, along with your free month of the Momentum Meetup. Your welcome email is on its way — it has everything you need for Week 1.
There's one thing I can't do from the front of the room.
For four weeks I'll be teaching the room. What I can't do from up there is look at your book, your business, your situation — and tell you exactly what I'd do if it were mine. That takes a private conversation. Here are three of them.
Right now you're in one of two places.
The manuscript that stopped somewhere around chapter four. The idea you've explained to your spouse four times and still haven't started. You already know exactly what it feels like to close out another year with it sitting in the same drawer — and you didn't just buy a four-week program planning to close out this one the same way.
You just bought this and you can already see the whole thing. That feeling is real and you should trust it. It's also the most expensive moment there is, because this is precisely when people commit to the wrong first move — and then spend six months and a good chunk of money finding out it was the wrong one.
Thirty minutes with somebody who has made both of those mistakes is cheap either way.
- Call one
- Call two
- Call three
anytime
This is not Open Office Hours.
Your Momentum Meetup membership includes Open Office Hours. First come, first served. If you get in, you'll get a question or two answered. It's a real benefit and it's yours free for the next 30 days.
Thirty uninterrupted minutes. One on one. On your project specifically — your manuscript, your numbers, your launch, the thing that's actually jamming. Nobody waiting behind you and no clock but ours.
And it's yours whether or not you get in the door for Open Office Hours.
If you've got a quick question, save your money — Open Office Hours will handle it. If you've got something that needs somebody to get under the hood with you, that's what this is.
Yes — add 3 private calls to my order$299 · see the details belowBring me where you actually are.
If your dream is a book
I flunked English in college. When I published my first book I was barely known in the personal development world, and everything I knew about how to do it came from a few friends who'd published before me. I've done it nineteen more times since, including at 72 with AI in the workflow.
Bring me whatever stage you're at — the idea that won't hold still, the manuscript that stopped at chapter four, the title, the cover, the pricing, the launch, the part nobody warns you about. There isn't a piece of it I haven't been through myself.
If your dream is a business
Starting one? Or already running one and it isn't working the way it should? I've done the parts that don't make it into courses: the logistics, the financing, the margins, the suppliers, the moment the numbers don't work and you have to decide what to cut.
I've also been fined $22,000 by the federal government — on Christmas Eve, 1982. And I've been on the wrong end of an EEOC lawsuit that could have ended the company, over something a business partner was doing behind my back.
Bring me the whole plan, or the one piece that's jamming it. Whatever has gone sideways on you, it's unlikely to be worse than what I've already sat through.
One of his ideas added over $100,000 revenue in one month.
— Bob Proctor
How a call actually works.
- You book it. Send us an email with 3–4 days and times that work for you and we'll confirm one. We go 8a–6p ET, Monday through Friday. Then I call you at the time we set — no Zoom link, no camera, nothing to install. Just your phone.
- You send one page first. What you're working on, where it's stuck, what you want out of the thirty minutes. I read it before we talk, so we don't burn the call on background.
- We work. You leave with a decision and a next action — not a pep talk and not a list of things to think about.
Use the three however you like. All three on one problem, or one each on three. Any time you want them.
Decide after the first one, not before.
Do the first call. If you get off it and don't think it was worth what you paid, email me and say so — I'll refund the entire $299. You don't have to explain it and I won't argue with you. I'd rather have your good opinion than your money.
Three 30-minute one-on-one calls. Yours to use any time.
Added to the order you just placed. Nothing else to fill out.
No thanks — take me to my program