Jim Rohn – What Do You Live For? And Do Your Goals Prove It?

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[gentle music] Jim Rohn taught that success is simple disciplines practiced daily. Most people admire that idea. Few build their life around it. As you listen, ask yourself one question: am I applying this or just agreeing with it?

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Now, let me give you a little simple formula for goal-setting, okay? We take two, two and a half hours on the weekend for the whole 10-year plan. We don't have time for that tonight, but let me get you started with a little simple formula Mr. Shoaff gave me, and maybe this'll be helpful. First of all, I've divided goals into two parts. First is long-range. Long-range goals, that's your dreams. Your dreams for the next three, five, 10, 20, 30, 40 years, actually the rest of your life. Your dreams. You've got to keep dreaming. Ronald Reagan, president, said to the joint session of Congress a few weeks ago, "The republic is a dream, and if we don't keep dreaming, we will lose the republic." Your better future is a dream for yourself and for your family. Where do you wanna go? What do you wanna do? What do you wanna be? What do you wanna see? You've got to dream dreams. There's a Bible phrase that says, "Without dreams and visions, people perish." You've got to have something to go for that inspires