
1. Disgust
As Jim Rohn so eloquently puts it, "Disgust says 'I've had it!'" Disgust in Mr. Rohn's experience was not having a measly 2 dollars in his pocket and then lying to a girlscout because he couldn't buy some cookies! The disgust he felt after this minor event compelled him to point his life in a new direction and start seeking opportunity, and he found it.
2. Decision
His second emotion is that "inner civil war," it's that uneasy "knot" in your stomach. Jim Rohn says "for progress you must decide" and his good friend puts decision making this way: "If it's easy do it easy, if it's hard do it hard. Just get it done."He also points out that sometimes decision is harder than the act or following through on your tough decisions. And the simple act of making your decisions can be inspiration to you for years to come. So, decide!
3. Desire
Next is desire, which Jim Rohn says is "wanting to bad enough." Two important facts about desire he is quick to point out are that:- Desire comes from inside, not outside.
- It can be triggered by something - books, songs, lectures, sermons, events, conversations, all these can trigger desire.
4. Resolve

Closing Remarks
To sum up, we must remember Jim Rohn's closing words on the emotions that change your life - that "ACTION brings all these emotions together." You "must do something about how you feel." He strengthens this idea with the bible phrase quoted as "faith without action is useless."Do as Jim Rohn wisely advises and "make sure you always have a gameplan to match your wishes. Otherwise, they will always be wishes." Do you want to be just a wisher?
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