Thread: Relationships.............................do they matter?

I have read this many times in my Jim Rohn books, newsletters, ezines, etc. and actually was blessed enough to see and meet Jim Rohn in person.

Cat - what does this mean to you? How can you or do you apply this in your life?

Cat I just want to poke fun a little because I always know when it's your post... is your period key broken on your computer?

All in good fun

Thanks for the post

Originally Posted by Kung Fu Steve

Cat I just want to poke fun a little because I always know when it's your post... is your period key broken on your computer?

All in good fun

Thanks for the post

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh........................You've learned my secret! Remember ................ can be verbal pauses.

Originally Posted by wildambitions

I have read this many times in my Jim Rohn books, newsletters, ezines, etc. and actually was blessed enough to see and meet Jim Rohn in person. LUCKY YOU.................I never had the pleasure !

Cat - what does this mean to you? How can you or do you apply this in your life?

Family is always FIRST....even if it costs you...and it usually does!

Parenting can & does apply to: business associates...friends .... acquaintances.


"If someone is going down the wrong road, he doesn’t need motivation to speed him up. What he needs is education to turn him around." —Jim Rohn

I haven't had the pleasure of being a parent only a parent, I love step-kids to death, but I think the natural bond of parent and child is truly unexplainable(atleast for me). I learned at the age of 18 when I joined the military just how important relationships were. When I found I myself in an unfavorable environment I prayed with everything I had that the guy next to me wasn't mad at me for some reason. After getting out of the military and starting my current job it home again when I was standing in an ejection that has 6,000 lbs of thrust strapped to the bottom I prayed that my co-worker knows what he's doing. On the other I hand I also realized the in turn he prays that I know what I'm doing. At any point we both have to know what step the other person is on. Unfortunately in my career field 3/8's of an inch is the deciding factor in if i come home tomorrow night or not.

Through all that ranting the point I'm trying to get to is I've learned to take my relationships very seriously. I've learned to be honest, forthcoming, and responsible. People ask me questions, and I give them honest answers. This attitude is something that I plan on carrying with me into my fastlane.