Jim Rohn
Why Two People Hear the Same Advice and Get Opposite Lives
Piece one: Rohn's case that your personal philosophy quietly steers every decision you make.
'It's not what happens that determines your future. It's what you do about what happens.' What you do comes from what you believe.

Rohn opened his seminars with a parable: the same wind blows on us all. The difference in where we arrive isn't the wind — it's the set of the sail. Your philosophy is the sail.
He meant something practical. Philosophy is your stored answers to questions like: Is effort rewarded? Can I learn this? Whose fault is my situation? Those answers fire automatically, long before you consciously decide.


