| The Art of Exceptional Living |  | Author: Jim Rohn
Publisher: Nightingale-Conant
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Format: Abridged, Audiobook, CD
Media: Audio CD
Edition: Abridged edition
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Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
ISBN: 0743529065
Dewey Decimal Number: 158.1
EAN: 9780743529068
ASIN: 0743529065
Publication Date: March 1, 2003
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Begin by making your life a work of art. You don't have to be a super-achiever. You don't have to be unusually creative. You don't have to endure great obstacles. According to success expert, Jim Rohn, you don't have to do exceptional things at all. Just do ordinary things exceptionally well. That's The Art of Exceptional Living. There are things you can, should and must do to get your life on track of success. You may not be aware of it, but they are already in your heart. In The Art of Exceptional Living, Rohn provides the ideas and inspiration that lead to unstoppable daily progress. Using his exceptional powers of communication, he helps you through difficult subject matter, and teaches you how to get beyond personal setbacks to begin living according to ypour own rules. You'll begin by following the strategies of exceptional living, including: Four major lessons that must be mastered in life The most common self-imposed limitations and how to deal with them How to get a miracle going in your life The foundation of good financial strategy
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 you need to hear it May 6, 2010
Jorge Abad Monzon (Madrid, ES)
I try to listen to it every day. Open your mind and let it fill you in
 Great book, full of help tips March 29, 2010
Earl D. Shaffer (USA)
I originally had this on cassette. Then the books that the topics came from. Now the CDs. I really enjoyed it and it has helped me. Its a review of common sense habits that can make your life better. If you are organized, it will help you be more organized. If you are well-read, it will inspire you to be even better-read. And if you are overloaded with life, kids, work, and the world, it will help you take a big deep breath, and start to get back on track.
I speak at technical conferences and I know what it is like to try to be helpful to hundreds of attendees. In a mixed group, you are not sure what everyone 'wants'. So I have found the best solution is to provide what you know very well and hope the audience finds it helpful. And I think that was what Jim was doing. Talking about real-life issues and giving us some tips and new ways to think about the ordinary. Very, very few books have 'stayed' with me like this one.
I have seen reviews saying his material is 'obvious' and 'nothing new'. I disagree. It takes a push to re-think the ordinary and see if our current habits are helping us or hurting us. Yes, keeping a journal to remind us what we did and what we learned is nothing new. But that new habit really helps. Getting a library card and trying to read something 'hard' every month is nothing new, but that habit alone may change a person's life for the positive, forever.
So, I recommend this collection of his work for anyone looking to improve their life in a doable, practical way.
WOW! January 20, 2010
Lily Buxton
A wonderful inspirational message. I believe this is a shortened version of a program I had years ago, which was on Nightingale-Conant. If you are into that style of content, you will really like this one. Jim Rohn goes straight to the meat and really delivers. I love his style and think he is hilarious (but not a comedian, which would be distracting). He is smooth in his delivery, too, which makes learning from him so much easier.
I purchased his material years ago and recently starting reviewing it again, after learning of his death. I was fortunate to see him speak live once and it was amazing. I think that personality comes through here, so I am thankful to have something to remember him by.
I listen to this at least once a week October 1, 2009
Pedro Gonzalez (Philadelphia)
This audio-book is a daily call to responsibility, a reminder of the consequences that a positive action (An apple a day..., as Mr. Rhon says) can have over a long period of time. It's a great lecture to hear once a week.
The Art of Exceptional Living September 14, 2009
John Riddle (Guthrie, OK)
I agree with the concepts of personal responsiblity he preaches and his outline/suggestions of achieving success. And I like the the CD format that I can be played again once in while to reenforce it -- like while driving in the car.
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