The Five Major Pieces to the Life Puzzle

Jim Rohn is a world-famous business philosopher. He developed the work strategy for companies like Coca-Cola, I.B.M., Xerox, General Motors, and others. He was Bill Gates’s personal “business coach.” He owns a controlling stake in Dodge. Since 1996 he has been an executive director at Herbalife International. Having established his position and reputation as head of a number of business enterprises, he now focuses his creative efforts on the Jim Rohn International company—which is a multi-field corporation engaged in worldwide personal development and management marketing, holds seminars on sales techniques, and runs training programs.

Description: The inner nature of success is such that it’s changeable and elusive; it hides its rewards from most people and gives them only to the few who relentlessly pursue it.
That’s the complex design of nature: success is a condition that must be attracted to you—not chased. We achieve awards and move forward not thanks to our intense racing, but thanks to what we have become—and it’s ultimately what determines our results.

Additional information: To have more, we must first become something greater—this is the true essence of the philosophy of personal development, success, and happiness presented by J. Rohn in the book “The Five Main Pieces of the Mosaic of Life.”
It is our personal philosophy that determines our attitude to life. It is our attitude to life that determines both the quantity and quality of our active endeavors. These active endeavors bring the final result, and the result determines the style of life we live. Results and lifestyle are the consequences we get; however, it is precisely our personal philosophy, our attitude to life, and our actions—that are the main causes that produce these consequences.
To change the consequence, we have to affect the cause. But most people prefer cursing the consequence while pampering the cause.