Comments on: A Thankful Thanksgiving by Jim Rohn

By: JKenyatta

JKenyatta — Sat, 23 Jul 2011 20:29:51 +0000

Jim Rohn was truly one of the best personal development coaches that ever lived. His teachings where so basic yet profound. he will truly be missed. Thanks for this amazing post I appreciate it.

By: Julia

Julia — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 18:58:14 +0000

AMEN! We as Americans have so much. We have forgotten how to improvise to survive. I don’t believe it is deliberate. We like Mr. Rohn pointed out, are so “busy”. I am thankful and grateful for my Lord and Savior, Jesus the Christ, and my Father in Heaven and His matchless love for me. I am so thankful and grateful for my husband who is always faithful to our vows, and never lets a day go by that he does not tell me he loves me (we will celebrate 35yrs. of marriage this July 21). I am thankful and grateful for my two wonderful daughters. I am thankful and grateful for our health, physically, mentally, emotionally, spiritually. I am thankful and grateful that I am an American living in the United States. I am so thanful and grateful for the awesome opportunity of financial freedom, abundance, and security I have become a part of. I am so thankful and grateful that I have the “freedom” to share this opportunity with “anyone” who desires to know financial freedom & security. I am so thankful and grateful for the “family” members in this opportunity who speak “nothing” negative to you or over you…but are always quick to speak “all” that is positive and a blessing, to ALL who join us. And finally, I am so thankful and grateful to Jim Rohn, and ALL of the great motivational speakers and teachers who give of themselves to pour into our lives refreshing water that energizes us and shows us “WE CAN” because WE ARE WORTH IT! The Blessing be upon you all!

By: richard

richard — Tue, 08 Jan 2008 15:43:54 +0000

well the end of this said it all and if you lost this from childhood you lost yourself…so you are just setting a guide to find oneself.thanks anyhow,i am always greatfull for each passing moment and expect nothing.i am content with myself and what is around me.cheers to ya.

By: Sugandha

Sugandha — Mon, 25 Jun 2007 12:30:14 +0000

Hi,
Nice and impressive article.
Made me think about life,agony of others,
Learnt something valuable.
Thanks.
Sugandha

By: stone

stone — Tue, 22 May 2007 13:08:26 +0000

i am really happy to get this article and read this too as other readers stated here. actually i really do some thinkful thinking in my daily life and i dont know why i did this which only my subconsciousness told me to do when i feel depressed or burn out.
now i knew the reason and i am planned to confess some thinks and ask my friends what they want to reflect of their thinks.

By: alisajs

alisajs — Tue, 28 Nov 2006 19:40:27 +0000

Aloha from Hawaii. I read your article and it is true, one’s perception certainly does provide the framework for their reality. When one stops to think, and really meditate on exactly what it is in their lives they have to be thankful for… tears will flow…

I have found in my life this strange irony, which is… there are those who may have certain material assets, yet time and time again… I have seen with my own eyes.. if those ‘riches’….were not gained in a way that is pleasing to the Lord above, or to put it another way, not consistent with the principles of living right, those who may be in the possession of those ‘riches’…have no peace, no joy, no happiness and oftentimes hide this pain behind the mask of social drinking that goes a bit too far, self-medicating, etc. etc.

And sometimes, just spending time with people, regardless of their economic station in life is a blessing in and of itself, as time.. 24 hours a day… we all have, regardless … and its what we do with that time we’ve been given that can make a difference in the lives of others and ours as well…

Thank you for sharing your wisdom and insight. Your article is most
impressive and forces the reader to stop and think. To get his or her eyes off of their ego.. and look deeper..into the soul and spirit of man.

It is so very easy to say…yet so hard to do.. as our society today, I believe has conditioned the masses to adopt a ‘victim mentality’… and never be held accountable for their actions..

We need more articles like yours… to show us..that truly the greatest limitations anyone has…are those they themselves set by their own mind… Aloha to you and yours, from this side of paradise….alisa js

By: Vijay

Vijay — Fri, 24 Nov 2006 00:31:34 +0000

Excellent article. I am forever thankul for my blessings and it gives a wonderful sense of inne peace.

Still need to reflect on my blessings and Happy Thanksgiving to all. God bless.

By: Jules Jahr

Jules Jahr — Wed, 22 Nov 2006 00:09:32 +0000

So fitting. I’m glad I read it to day. I often reflect on my benifits and my behavior, but what better time to reflect on thanksgiving and to tell the people I love.