The Older I become, the more I quote Jim Rohn
One of my favorite quotes, and something I have been thinking a lot about lately is; "What if the event you don't attend was the one for you?"
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January 2010
January 2010
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What does SUCCESS have to do with running a mile?
It’s a tragedy because to put it simply, nearly everything is within your grasp, especially if it’s something that someone else has already achieved.
By David FeinsteinA Giant has Passed - A Video Tribute to Jim Rohn
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By Jerry ClarkLooking Forward with Jim Rohn
Jim touched his students in ways that only a handful of teachers do. The reason is because he treated everyone equally, believed in everyone equally, and, was a down to earth and genuine person.
By RS MalloryLeading An Inspired Life; My Lessons From Mr. Rohn
“Work harder on YOU than you do on your job.”
By Michael YorkIt's Never Crowded Along the Extra Mile
The title of this tribute came about because of the introductory life lesson I learned from Jim Rohn... “It’s never crowded along the extra mile.”
By Elizabeth HarringtonThe Passing of a Legend
“I go with you in all the experience that we’ve had. But I promise you this as we leave here: I will not leave you behind. I’ll take you with me in my thoughts and in my heart.”
By TNMM EditorHis message, his contribution, his works, his integrity and humility are immortal
His mortal life may have transitioned, however his message, his contribution, his works, his integrity and humility are immortal.
By Denis WaitleyThe Courage to Claim My Mountain
Jim's words were eye opening that weekend. I finally realized that I was the one responsible for how my life turned out.
By Lisa WilberA Jim Rohn Classic - America, A Depository of the Gifts of the World
We must all now recognize what an incredible opportunity we all have before us, as this giant planet seems to get smaller all around us. And remember that it is our diversity that when mixed together can create genius.
By Jim RohnA Jim Rohn Classic - The Qualities of Skillful Leadership
If you want to be a leader who attracts quality people, the key is to become a person of quality yourself.
By Jim RohnA Jim Rohn Classic - The New Millennium and You
First, let me say that life is about constant, predictable patterns of change.
By Jim RohnA Jim Rohn Classic – Keeping a Journal – One of the Three Treasures to Leave Behind
Keeping a journal is so important. I call it one of the three treasures to leave behind for the next generation. In fact, future generations will find these three treasures far more valuable than your furniture.
By Jim RohnA Jim Rohn Classic - The Four Emotions That Can Lead to Life Change
Emotions are fuel and the mind is the pilot, which together propel the ship of civilized progress.
By Jim RohnA Jim Rohn Classic – The Subtlety of Language
Consciously making a decision to quit saying what you don't want and to start saying what you do want.
By Jim RohnA True Sower of Seeds
He always approaches the subjects of personal and business success by asking four questions: Why?, Why not?, Why not you?, and Why not now?
By Chad BumgarnerColumns
A tribute to our #1 contributor, JIM ROHN
Jim not only taught us, but he lived what he taught.
By George MadiouJim Rohn – Quotable Wisdom
It's that the profound practical wisdom he imparts inspires others to not only quote him frequently but set their sites on applying that wisdom and reaching for a richer life.
By Mary K Weinhagen