Jim rohn How to use a Journal

If you're in search of the good life, make use of a journal

[@jaswas77]

So glad I crossed Jim’s legacy on KZbin. Gotta find his books.

[@sherrypari2350]

Maybe I will bump into him in heaven...I am learning so much from listening to him...he had a spirit about him that really touches my soul. Thank you very much for sharing this.

[@nscales20]

Sherry Bullard I agree. I've gathered as much of his material as I could plus I belong to his group on Facebook just simply because he has helped me so much. It's beyond words.

[@sherrypari2350]

I know. I get it! :)

[@RJSALDA]

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[@wallymarcel1]

Perfect! No music! Now I can listen to Jim Rohn without having to endure the Chariots Of Fire soundtrack.

[@fitnessabyss206]

Lol good point, but for some having the background music can intensify the message that Jim Rohn speaks. We are all different types of learners.

[@InappropriateShorts]

this was uploaded before the motivation to music genre exploded.

[@pinecone1321]

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[@sannajohanna5579]

I’ve written a journal as long as I learned to write. My cellar is full of journals! I think thatcthe oldest saved one I wrote when I was 10 years old. Now I am 55. BUT this video gave me plenty of ideas how to do it BETTER! Thank you very much sharing this here, and thank you Jim Rohn for your wisedom!

[@Honey-Bee-25]

Oh wow!! Is it too personal to ask a question about your journals? Do you plan to pass them on to family or just leave them in your cellar until someine finds them? Ive wanted to journal but often worried about my most intimate thoughts being invaded if I leave them behind. I often wondered when they start to build up should I collect the insightful bits out of them and turn them into a book to help others, or should I just burn them or something.

[@matttalsma721]

I discovered Jimothy Rohn 3 Years ago at age 17.He inspired me to begin journalling reading, asking the big questions in the area of Personal Development & I am forever grateful for it. Looking back at my firs fewt journals only 3 years later it is fascinating to re experience the days that were so vividly captured on paper. Thank You Jim for an incredibly useful & beneficial legacy to humanity. I will forever look up to you & continue to strive to share the knowledge that is beautifully helpful to the ever so confused & unguided youth of todays generation. Teammates Forever, Matt Talsma

[@lebronjames1741]

Matt Talsma Awesome ! Jim rohn is powerful .

[@InappropriateShorts]

He called him Jimothy 🤣 💀

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Matt Talsma jimothy, bro?!?!?! hahahaha

[@markspeeps]

What is so hard about journaling is the self reflection to dig into yourself with truthful evaluation.

[@hustlerfx3952]

“Hi everybody this is Jim Rohn”😊 I enjoy this opening I feel like his real talking to all of us.

[@InappropriateShorts]

Him and Mr Rogers we’re so wholesome

[@malli_4ever601]

this man is gone for a long time ago and yet he giving me the best and profitable knowledge that could anyone gave RIP what a legend and that's what he wanna archive for his living days and I witness that he has done it even when he is gone

[@robmurphy1558]

Fantastic as always, the world lost one of the greatest men to have ever lived.

[@InappropriateShorts]

We’ve got him right here and he’s speaking directly…to YOU

[@msmotivation6492]

I love this- with all of the unexpected happening in 2020, what a great time to really take advantage and reset our lives via journaling.

[@andromedanative6677]

To write things down is great, has a effect on Structure coordination and organization on a person's mind, When I get manic and depressed I will write things down goals and needs and go over them and check them off sometimes they're not done but I try to get everything done within at least a week and I do feel so much better when I achieve the goals I have 2 journals long term and short term goals and read both of them all the time.

[@benswanson2301]

I looked back thru my first journal. It was so cool to see where I was at in my life, compared to today. Thank you Mr. Rohn

[@mylifepart2]

Always had and kept one ....after listening to him...I make sure I write all the time...

[@bigedyr]

Thanks for putting the video up. A+ audio quality.

[@sherrypari2350]

thank you so so much, I wish I could have met Mr. Rohn!!!!!

[@OliveraK]

Listening for a second time and certainly not the last!

[@johncardelli3503]

Learn to put thoughts on paper. I always keep around 3 notepads on me at all times... I journal about my health, my expenses, my thoughts, things I am learning..

[@InappropriateShorts]

That’s a lot

[@cwsi]

Thank you, amazing man and a true credit to the Universe

[@masteringpowerwithin8583]

Thank you for posting Jim inspired me and I have learnt a lot!

[@loveyourself1803]

Mastering Power Within you’re hot

[@jademacrury3308]

Notes available here from the original audio: jademacrury.com/lessons-learned-from-jim-rohn-how-to-use-a-journal/

[@bloss031ng]

Thank you (*^-^*)

[@msmotivation6492]

thank you

[@Maya_Star8]

I've come across with many videos that give advices on how to keep a journal. But none of them encouraged me enough to make an action until I saw This amazing Video. I have kept a Journal for almost 4 months now - i must say it completely changes my life and improves my communication skills ALOT. Before i often got problems with expressing my ideas and showing opinions to anothers like i know what it is but dont know how to form it in sentence logically. Thanks to write it down my thoughts on Journal - keep track of goal and plans, I am now feeling more confident. Thank you Jim Rohn very much.

[@erikjohansson2795]

Thank you so much for sharing this

[@InappropriateShorts]

Thanks for listening

[@kenwilliams77]

Just what I needed! Thank you Jim Rohn!

[@oliviaziants5393]

This is an excellent guide to journal writing. I am very grateful I came across this. Thank you very much for sharing.

[@MsLoversky]

Whatta great legacy of Mr. Rohn

[@gdavis378]

thank you , for sharing how to self improve ....... BBA

[@adriangarcia1263]

very powerful. thank you kind sir RIP

[@rubenlugo55]

I feel sorry for the two people that disliked this...

[@igorschimidt1985]

Thank you so much for this information! However I noticed that was about 2 cuts in the audio... does someone have the full version of it?

[@tapchi4196]

Get a full copy from Audible for less than $5. It’s worth every penny.

[@InappropriateShorts]

Do all the exercises around the cuts by the time you do that your life will be so good it won’t matter.

[@tashidolkarsamdrupling5720]

Thank you Jim Rohn how to use a Journal

[@Cyriljayant]

Thanks a lot and Thanks for the share.

[@MosesRabuka]

“Like a favorite armchair, a journal must be comfortable enough that you will want to go to it often”

[@trupacalist]

Thank you Thank you Thank you

[@L7997]

Friend...thank you for posting this !

[@sumitsahal1108]

Thanks a lot

[@jnordman86]

What do you think about the idea of taking note from meetings and work in your Journal and using that as a starting point for writing later? I have been considering this but also don't want my work notes to get disorganized any ideas?

[@SatiaRenee]

Jesse N Have you tried Bullet Journaling? Before you go down the rabbit hole of highly decorated and stylized examples, go to: bulletjournal.com/ Efficient. Effective. Might fit your needs perfectly.

[@InappropriateShorts]

I write everything in my journal

[@burhanshah2590]

Anyway to get the e-book ? Many thanks in advance. May you have a great time.

[@ihsannezeri8167]

Thank you!!!

[@dianegiovanniello3948]

Thank you so much ⭐️

[@HIDlarissaTERRY]

Fabulous! Thank you.

[@grantgee2842]

Thank you for this life changing teaching. What's your take on electronic Journaling ie using iPad?

[@InappropriateShorts]

I think the iPad (especially with the Apple Pencil) are a great way to journal electronically. Only downside is it’s easy to get distracted with and it runs out of battery. I use this method along with a paper journal and a smaller notebook. I encourage you to try all forms of journaling until you find something that fits well with your situation.

[@jdims651]

People who watch tv too much wont have time to write their own journal...

[@OliveraK]

And they won't have anything to put in.

[@MilesDixon]

Thanks for this!

[@premesupreme713]

"Effectively Figuring it all out"

[@artofhumaninteraction6473]

thank you

[@yadusolparterre]

27:58 there is a cut - how much did we miss?

[@InappropriateShorts]

who knows

[@RipMa]

It's so hard but I'm trying.

[@mrelyas11]

don't​ give up!!!

[@rishikasajwan6812]

its amazing thank u :)

[@johnsmith-dh5iz]

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[@jcepri]

My biggest fear is that someone will find it and read it. I have some deep, dark stuff to unload, a lot about the people who many find it eventually. Also, I'm afraid that if I carried it around I'd lose it.

[@teresitaromero4325]

Jeff C code names

[@InappropriateShorts]

I unloaded a bunch of deep dark stuff in mine, used to carry it around and eventually lost not one but 2 very personal journals.

[@diosdadojrlubiano7674]

Try caesar cipher.

[@matttalsma721]

Respecta

[@premesupreme713]

*10:00*

[@jag831]

It's not a discipline for me. If, and when, you see the value of it, you'll stick to it forever!

[@Teflon916]

Anybody write their journal in their phone? Anybody with experience good or bad?

[@InappropriateShorts]

Ben O Hi Ben. You can do it but theres something about actually writing with you hand. You can get some of the benefits on phone but paper is best. There are no distractions in your journal. No pop ups, no facebook or recommended videos on KZbin. Try both and get back to us on how you like it.

[@HIDlarissaTERRY]

creative problem solving! aha!

[@tic1tac2toe]

He would have loved the Day one journal.

[@InappropriateShorts]

Can you tell us more about it?

[@advangs]

38 birds

[@leloom]

Thank you!!!