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The moment you get truly disgusted with where you are… everything changes. 🔥

Jim Rohn taught something that most self-help gurus are afraid to say out loud: positive thinking alone won't move you.

Sometimes you need to look at your bank account, your health, your relationships — and feel a deep, honest disgust.

Not shame. Not guilt. DISGUST.

Because disgust has teeth. It doesn't let you hit the snooze button. It doesn't let you scroll for another hour. It grabs you by the collar and says: *enough is enough.*

Rohn called it one of the most powerful forces a human being can experience — that moment when you are so done with a lesser version of your life that staying the same becomes more painful than changing.

Most people are waiting to feel inspired. They're waiting for the right Monday, the right sign, the right program.

But the people who actually flip their lives? They got disgusted first. 💡

They looked at the gap between who they were and who they knew they could be — and they couldn't stomach it anymore.

That's not toxic. That's honest. And honesty is where real change lives.

If something in you just stirred reading this… that might be your signal.

Save this if you needed to hear it. 🙏

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00:00it's disgust. This is Jim Rohn talking. He says the most powerful emotion that you can tap into
00:08is disgust. When you get disgusted with your current situation, that's when you'll be motivated
00:15to move. You have to be in enough pain to get you to move. Until you get disgust, until you
00:22get some
00:23type of pain that'll motivate you, until you get sick and tired or being sick and tired,
00:28you're not going to be motivated. That's why the whole idea of being in gratitude and appreciation
00:32all day long and being happy, hey, if you get in your crappy 15-year-old rust bucket car and
00:37go,
00:38I'm so thankful and grateful and appreciative for this rusty rust bucket car. Thank you, God. Oh,
00:43thank you, universe. Why would the universe give you something different? You have to start with
00:48something being disgusted with and then move. From that moment of disgust, then you have to say,
00:53what exactly do I want? And as Napoleon Hill said, you have to define specifically what you want,
00:59define your dream, and then get a burning desire for its achievement.
01:03It's got to be something you need and absolutely have to have.
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