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Hi, all.
I'm late to the party because the invitation to this thread was buried in a ton of others. Had to chime in on the subject of Jim Rohn and what to read first.
This gentleman is the most direct, down-to-earth motivational speaker/author I know of. I get a huge kick out of some of his aphorisms, and hearing them in his voice is a must!
I'm a big reader, too, but I was first exposed to Jim Rohn's work through his tape series, Challenge to Succeed in the 90's. Here we are in the "00's" and it's just as pertinent now as it was then.
It's true that live seminars, videos and tapes are pricey. I recently discovered a reasonably-priced source of more material than I can get to in Success University. Linda, I hope you don't mind the plug, since this is one of 'my' programs. I joined for the material, not the income (though I wouldn't object to some, lol). It will certainly save me hundreds if not thousands of dollars in material that isn't available in my public library. Before I give house room to a book, I want to know it's valuable. Anyway, I'm taking a weekly Jim Rohn course through SU. Fabulous!
Cheri
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