Jim Rohn lied to a Girl Scout at age 25. He couldn't afford $2...

One year of college.
Married with a family.
And he didn't have $2 in his pocket.
Shortly after, he met Earl Shoaff.
By 32, he'd made his fortune.
Work harder on yourself than you work on your job.
Your job pays the bills.
Working on yourself builds the fortune.
But your income follows your value to the marketplace.
Not the hours you put in.
The value you bring is one part.
The value you become is the other.
What you become pays far more than what you bring.
Productivity. Good friends. Heritage. Spirituality.
And taking special care of the inner circle.
What's got you turned on?
What's got you up early?
What's got you eager to go the extra mile?
They need a system that protects what matters and makes them more valuable.
An operating system for life.
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