There's two ways to face the future. One is with apprehension, and the other is with anticipation.

I promise you, in my travels around the world, most people face the future with apprehension.

And here's why they don't have it well designed. They've sort of left that up to someone else to fix.

Welcome back to the quote of the day show.

I am your host, Sean Croxton of Sean Croxton.

We got Jim Rohn back on the show today.

Today, Jim is going to share four things that you can do to make sure that you stay on fire when it comes to your goals.

Today's feature quote is this. If the promise is clear and powerful, the price is easy to pay. Jim Rohn is coming up.

So let's talk about setting goals, and I also want to tie it to personal development, and you'll see how I'm going to do it as I progress here. Setting goals.

We need to take a look into the future. There are four things to consider in terms of attitude.

One is how you feel about the past. Best advice I can give you on that is

treat the past as a school. Let it teach you. The mistakes you've made, the things that went wrong,

the things that didn't work. Don't use the past as a burden to carry and don't use the past as a

club to beat yourself to death. Past losses, past failures, past mistakes. But let the past be a school, tough

school maybe. We've all been through some tough stuff. So if you feel good about the past,

draw from it for experience and let it teach you. Then next is how you feel about the future.

We've got to have the future well designed. The future is called the promise.

And here's what we teach in our leadership series.

The promise of the future can be an awesome force for your own future.

The promise of the future, designing the future.

There's two ways to face the future. One is with

apprehension and the other is with anticipation. I promise you in my travels around the world,

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