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THE JIM ROHN
WEEK TWENTY-SEVEN
Welcome to Week Twenty-Seven of the Jim Rohn One-Year Success Plan. We hope you
are having a great week and are ready for this week's journey.
Today we officially enter into the second part of the program. We have spent much of the
first half of the program on our internal thinking, beliefs and mindset. Although we have
discussed techniques and skill improvement, we have had to first challenge our own
limiting beliefs and philosophies. This will continue in the second half of the year, but
you will notice the next 6 Pillars are more technique and skill oriented. You're going to
find yourself getting results and adapting to change more quickly and easier than ever
before. Why? Because of the previous six months of paradigm shifts and muscle
building. Yes, challenges build muscles! Self growth builds muscles! You may not see all
of that growth yet, but others are noticing. This is exciting stuff we're all engaged in.
This month we focus on Pillar Seven: Networking/Referrals. Harvey Mackay, author of
the best-selling book "Swimming With the Sharks Without Being Eaten Alive" refers to
his rolodex as his most valuable asset. Elections have been won, companies built and
careers launched in part by the subtle, yet priceless awareness of how to create and keep a
network of valuable relationships.
Jim and Chris focus this week on how our attitude, mindset and philosophy is the very
first step in the process of building a powerful network of relationships. It is great
information.
Thank you for all the wonderful comments you keep sending us about the results you are
experiencing from being a part of the One-Year Plan. We thrive on your feedback.
Make it a great week!
Kyle
“Networking is simply the cultivating of mutually beneficial, give and take, win-win
relationships. It works best, however, when emphasizing the 'give' part.”
-– Bob Burg
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NETWORKING A AND REFERRALS
Jim Rohn's Seventh Pillar of Success: Networking and
Referrals, Part One – Developing the Attitude for
Networking
Hi, Jim Rohn here. We have some terrific stuff for you on Networking and Referrals this
month. Here is what we will be covering:
1. Developing the Attitude for Networking (and life). The old saying is true that your
“attitude determines your altitude”. You will only go as far as your attitude will carry
you. We will look at the kind of attitudes that will enable you to successfully expand your
network and make your life all that it can be. There are certain attitudes you must have
toward circumstances, and those that you must have toward yourself and others. Your
attitude also governs the process of what takes place when you are networking. We will
take a look at the whole world of attitude in this week's edition.
2. Becoming a Person of Influence. The ability to attract and influence others is
paramount to being a successful networker. We will cover the principles of influence and
what motivates others to follow your lead, which in turn builds your network. We will
also discuss how to expand your Rolodex with people who want to go with you to greater
heights. This will all be covered next week.
3. Working your Network. It takes a certain skill to search for and gain new referrals in
order to expand your business. We will show you how to develop your network and grow
your business--what to do before the meeting, during the meeting and after the meeting,
all designed to help you grow your business through an expanding network of people. We
will cover this in two weeks.
4. Getting the Referral . The success of your business depends on keeping your current
customers satisfied while at the same time gaining new customers. The key to getting
new customers is getting the referral. We will discuss a technique for this and also cover
the in's and out's of working with people in such a way that they help you find others to
grow your business. And they will gladly refer you! We will cover this in three weeks.
Get ready because this month is going to be great. If you follow the ideas put forth in the
following weeks, you will begin to see your network expand and your business flourish!
Developing the Attitude for Networking.
When we talk about developing an attitude for networking we need to break it up into a
few different areas. First, you have a general attitude about life and work. Secondly, you
have an attitude about circumstances and thirdly, an attitude about yourself and others,
and finally, your attitude towards the process.
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In every area, your attitude will be a significant factor in how successful you become in
your networking endeavors. Just as in all of life, your attitude determines so much. If you
have a bad attitude, it will affect how well you work with others. It will affect how you
perform. So it is imperative that you consistently work on maintaining a positive attitude
that will carry you on to success - not only in developing your network, but more
importantly, in developing your life!
Let's take a look at the attitudes that will help make you a successful networker.
1. Your attitude about life and work . There are two basic attitudes that determine how
we experience life.
"Life is good" and "life can get better."
These are basically the tenets of optimism. Let's take a look at each.
"Life is good." It seems as though many people like to talk about how bad things are.
They are constantly focusing on what they don't have. But what would happen to your
life if you decide instead to focus on what you do have? Yes, there are going to be things
that happen that you could point to and say, "See, life is bad." But there will always be
things you can point to that will enable you to say, "Life is good." In fact, the very idea
that you are alive to say it, is proof that life is good! Like the old saying goes, "Every day
above ground is a good one." Think about life this way: If you are here to live, then you
can certainly find a reason to enjoy it.
"Life can get better." No matter where you are in life, it can get better. Yes, it can get
worse too, depending on what you choose. No matter where you are financially, it can get
better. No matter how successful your business is, it can get better. No matter what kind
of relationships you have, they can get better.
Think about these two attitudes. More importantly, embrace them. They will saturate
your life with good things if you will let them emanate from deep within you. They will
shape your destiny. They will make you a better person. They will enhance every area of
your life and work. They will make you a positive influence around people and that will
help you be a better networker.
2. Your attitude about circumstances. Circumstances come and go. The Bible says
"God causes the sun to rise on the evil and the good, and sends rain on the righteous and
the unrighteous." In other words, good and bad things happen to everybody. These
"things" or circumstances don't matter. What does matter is what our attitude is in the
middle of the circumstances.
Here is the best attitude to have in any circumstance you find yourself in: "I can learn
from this and use it to become even more successful!" If something good happens to you,
then take advantage of it. If circumstances are less than what you would like them to be,
decide to find out what you can learn from the circumstances. If you maintain a positive
attitude about your circumstances, you will always be a step closer to achieving your
goals.
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3. Your attitude about yourself. The attitude that you maintain about yourself is
probably the single most influencing factor in your pursuit of success. What you believe
about yourself and your possibilities almost inevitably come true, no matter what they
are.
Here are the best attitudes to have about yourself to guarantee success as a person - and
as a networker.
"I am a person of value." If you believe that you are a person of value--and you are--then
you will be a person who provides value to others. What you believe about yourself and
what you have to offer is exactly what you will give to others. Remind yourself
frequently that you are a person of innate value and worth. Don't be afraid of being an
egomaniac. For most people that isn't the problem. You have a lot going for you and a lot
to offer others. Never forget that.
"I determine my future." You cannot wait around for someone else to make it happen for
you. You alone set your course and determine what you will strive to achieve and what
you will become. If you don't decide to succeed, you won't. If you don't decide to work
hard, you won't achieve your dreams. If you wait for others to move you along, you will
wait your life away. Remind yourself that you determine your future, then do it each day.
"I can make my dreams happen." If you do not believe that your dreams are possible,
they won't be. You are the key to whether or not your dreams come true. If you believe
that you can achieve your dreams, you will most assuredly achieve them. If you think that
they are just pie in the sky, then you will most likely never experience the thrill of living
your dreams.
4. Your attitude about others. Your attitude about others
comes shining through. In everything you do and in everything
you say, it is easy to determine what you think about other
people and that will have a huge affect on how successful you
become. Success requires interacting with other people. There
is no such thing as a self-made man or woman.
Here are some attitudes that will make you successful with
others.
"I am here to serve." Ultimately the key to success is to have an attitude of service. The
more people you help the greater your impact will be and the greater your income will be.
We should never think of others as though they are simply here to fulfill our wishes.
Instead we are here to help them, and in doing so we will achieve greater success. This is
true in all areas of life, including networking.
"I have a responsibility to treat others as I would want to be treated." This is the golden
rule: "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." When we treat people
poorly, we not only break the laws of humanity, it is also bad business! Some people just
don't understand that! No matter what situation we are in, including our business
situations, we should maintain the attitude of treating the other person in exactly the same
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