Jim Rohn
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Oct 28, 2026
Mark FisherCORRESPONDENT
And if anything, and this remains to be the case, I have a strong criticism that a lot of the things people are doing or talking about, you don't even need to do it all.
Mark FisherCORRESPONDENT
So it's like the Jim Rohn dictum, like majoring in the minors.
Mark FisherCORRESPONDENT
The best way to be unsuccessful is spend a lot of time and effort becoming truly excellent at stuff that you shouldn't even be doing whatsoever.
Mark FisherCORRESPONDENT
However, the agents can do things.
Benjamin AllbrightHOST
Oh, wow.
Benjamin AllbrightHOST
As Jim Rohn would say.
Benjamin AllbrightHOST
410 says, we'll get a new center and left guard.
Benjamin AllbrightHOST
Well, the center has got a shoulder injury.
Pat BoyleHOST
Donald, what's going on?
DonaldAUDIENCE
Hey, what's going on, guys? Never listened to your show before, but I was listening to it at the end of a Jim Rohn show.
DonaldAUDIENCE
I just want to say you guys do a great job.
Pat BoyleHOST
Thank you.
Michael FinemanGUEST
You know what? I always go back to Zig Ziglar's statement.
Michael FinemanGUEST
I think it was Jim Rohn, actually.
Michael FinemanGUEST
Go help as many people as you can.
Michael FinemanGUEST
get what they want and you'll find that you get what you want so when i go into a networking event i'm there to serve i'm there to give i'm there to to to just enhance everybody i can and it i'm well known for that i didn't come up with the dot connector that was i was labeled that but not only because of that but also because i would remember somebody would say you know gosh i need this thing and somebody else would say i do this thing and i would put them together and it would be a great fit i've been doing it for years And I have a really, uh, friend that's very, very successful.
Corey WayneHOST
And if they're not going to respect your boundaries, they're not going to communicate in the way you want, and you can ask them as lovingly as many times as you want, but at the end of the day, if they don't comply or they don't comply fully, then you're looking at, well, is she making my dick hard or making my life hard? Is she your biggest cheerleader and fan? Is she easygoing, easy to get along with? Is she nice to you? Does she communicate well? Is it easy to work out differences with her? Or does she make it difficult with being passive-aggressive or giving you the silent treatment? Which is not fun.
Corey WayneHOST
Remember, what did Jim Rohn say? I'll take care of me for you.
Corey WayneHOST
And you take care of you for me.
Corey WayneHOST
So his girlfriend's got some rough edges that she needs to work on.
Chris CraddockHOST
And so he created this group that kind of pushed each other to be better.
Chris CraddockHOST
And what I've learned is you're the average of the five people that you spend time with, the Jim Rohn quote.
Chris CraddockHOST
It's interesting.
Chris CraddockHOST
When you hang out with fat people, you tend to be okay being a little more fat.
Lance WallnauHOST
Interesting, but the mentality is different.
Lance WallnauHOST
And I want the Christian, I listened to Jim Rohn say this once, Karen, when I was struggling as a young preacher, living by faith and believing.
Lance WallnauHOST
I walked away from Wall Street money or big money, and I thought I was taking a, I was just going to live by faith and whatever.
Lance WallnauHOST
I mean, I was a sincere, rich, young ruler.
Lance WallnauHOST
I just wanted to serve God.
Lance WallnauHOST
And I heard Jim Rohn say something which really provoked me.
Lance WallnauHOST
He said, everyone should desire to make it a goal to be a millionaire.
Lance WallnauHOST
Not for the money.
Sharon Horne-EllstromHOST
Let's talk about that.
Sharon Horne-EllstromHOST
The nine-part life framework that I use, I learned from Jim Rohn.
Sharon Horne-EllstromHOST
I learned seven of the parts from Jim Rohn and Tony Robbins back in the 1980s.
Sharon Horne-EllstromHOST
Yep, it was the mid or early 80s.
Sharon Horne-EllstromHOST
And then I added the other two during COVID.
Sharon Horne-EllstromHOST
I did that for two years and I was simultaneously doing an annual challenge in my personal development community for my own personal development and to keep me moving and growing and becoming a better version of myself.
Sharon Horne-EllstromHOST
And I added the two, communication and confidence, to my life framework.
Sharon Horne-EllstromHOST
So I'd already done, thank you, Tony and Jim Rohn, lifelong goals.
Kute BlacksonGUEST
I didn't understand half the stuff, but something was clicking and resonating.
Kute BlacksonGUEST
And I remember my life changed when I found at 10 years old, Tony Robbins and Stephen Covey and Jim Rohn.
Kute BlacksonGUEST
It was like
Mike NeubauerHOST
mind blown by this information.
Kute BlacksonGUEST
It doesn't make sense to your mind, but it feels so true.
Kute BlacksonGUEST
And I had no evidence and No evidence for what this calling was, but I felt my soul saying, go to America, go to America, go to the U.S., this is where your destiny is, and go into this field of spirituality and self-help.
Kute BlacksonGUEST
Because as I read all of these books, Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, Tony Robbins, Chopra, Wayne Dyer, Dan Millman, I mean, Jim Rohn, Zig Ziglar.
Kute BlacksonGUEST
Oh, no.
Sharon Horn-ElstromHOST
Let's talk about that.
Sharon Horn-ElstromHOST
The nine-part life framework that I use, I learned seven of the parts from Jim Rohn and Tony Robbins back in the 1980s.
Sharon Horn-ElstromHOST
Yep.
Sharon Horn-ElstromHOST
It was, it was the mid or early eighties.
Sharon Horn-ElstromHOST
I did that for two years and I was simultaneously doing an annual challenge in my personal development community for my own personal development and to keep me moving and growing and becoming a better version of myself.
Sharon Horn-ElstromHOST
And I added the two, communication and confidence, to my life framework.
Sharon Horn-ElstromHOST
Because I'd already done, thank you, Tony and Jim Rohn, lifelong goals.
Sharon Horn-ElstromHOST
And I've structured my life in a different way than a lot of people do, but that I have to give them credit for because it was like, well, if we have this lifelong goal, then we can break everything down into bite-sized pieces and know what we have to do every single day of our life.
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