Jim Rohn
Your Results Are Not a Verdict. They're a Mirror.
Piece four: how Rohn used results as honest feedback — not a reason for shame or excuses.
Rohn's harshest and kindest lesson: if you don't like how things are, change them. You're not a tree.
By The Mind Elevation DeskNov 1, 20266 min read
Results, Rohn said, are the scoreboard. They don't lie and they don't care about your intentions. That's exactly what makes them useful.
He recommended an honest evaluation: Am I doing as much as I can? As well as I can? Is my circle helping or hindering? Then make adjustments — small ones, consistently.
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