Jim Rohn

“Jim taught many profound and important lessons. One of the most important to me was his focus on continuous learning. I called him America's first philosopher of success, and that's what he was. His ability to phrase things, and to couch them in a particular way with his personality, and his voice style, really caused his ideas to penetrate to people.”

Brian Tracy, best-selling author and motivational speaker

“I met Jim Rohn when I was 17 years old, and he had a huge impact on my life and philosophy and the way I looked at life, the way I pursued improving myself. He shared things that really impacted me to this day. Just simple ideas, like for things to change, you've got to change. For things to get better, you've got to get better. It's such a part of my life now it seems ridiculous to think anything other than that. The whole idea that you’ve got to work harder on yourself than anything else and that if you do that, you'll have more value to add to other people. It just radically shaped my life. ”

Tony Robbins, best-selling author, public speaker and life coach

“When I heard Jim Rohn, I felt, even though I was in an audience with thousands of people that he was talking to me. He was able to make a general presentation, yet it was specific because he talked about the things that I had going on in my life. And he came up with solutions that I could look at, options that I had, and expanded my vision of what was possible.”

Les Brown, best-selling author and motivational speaker