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Terry Monroe

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Blair Hornbuckle

I’ve been reading your books since the 1970s and have always found your writings and analyses to be nothing short of brilliant … to my thinking you’re something of a modern prophet.  You have a unique ability not only to see reality for what it is, but to communicate that view with an uncanny level of clarity … Thank you for the work you do.

Kevin Mercadante

You are a brilliant speaker — an entertaining, enlightening, sensible man who has a very vital message (or two or three!) for each of us in the audience.

Bobby R. Moss

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Steve Thomas

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Aaron Biterman

When Looking Out for #1 came out — and I had just gotten out of college at 30 years old — I bought a copy of the book. … It literally turned my life around … Thank you, Mr. Ringer. You saved my life, that’s for sure. … I really feel if I hadn’t read your book, I would have failed totally those thirty years ago. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!! You have no idea how much your book meant to my life.

Ann Davis

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Suzanne South

Thank you for being a beacon and a voice of sanity to me.

Steve Katz

I thoroughly enjoyed your seminar in Houston.  It was very well presented and gave food for thought. … You did an excellent job.

Claudia Redden

Short and sweet, Mr. Ringer.  Most of my biggest successes in life have been rooted (at least in part) in what I learned in Winning Through Intimidation thirty years ago.

Keith Palmer

I truly love you as a wonderful human being. Continue to be who you are and I will continue to love your articles. God Bless.

Roy Jones

You taught me how to think.  I can’t thank you enough for your books and articles. … I always loved to read and learn, but in your books I found an altogether clearer message.

Lonny Sterling

Just a quick note to let you know how much I enjoyed your seminar last week. … When I got home I used my notes to give your seminar to my wife.  Now we are both properly focused, and feeling much more positive about our situation.

Jack Ttanna

It was so good to see you after having read all your books and admired your philosophy for so long.  As I mentioned at the seminar, your work has helped to change my life.  I am making much more now than I ever dreamed possible just a few short years ago.  Thank you for taking the time and effort to put these together.

Terry L. Brock

I have enjoyed your writing for decades now, particularly Looking Out For Number One, which I have recommended to more people than I can remember.

Liz Larochelle

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Kathy Fox Walker

It was nice meeting you again at N.C.M.R.  I only wish other speakers were as motivating as you are.

Eric Dotson

You have been my lifeline since October of 1977.  They would’ve put me away years ago without Looking Out for #1 next to my Bible.  Thanks for LIVING at the same time as me.

Jerold Tratum

I enjoyed your San Francisco seminar immensely! … What a pleasant surprise to find you sparkling with the joy of life, and, if anything, MORE positive and enthusiastic than ever!

Russell Robinson

My husband Paul and I had the pleasure of attending your seminar in San Francisco last week, and I am very pleased to say that I am already reaping the rewards of your advice.  After attending many conferences and seminars, I would say that on a ‘pearls of wisdom per hour’ scale, Mastering the Possibilities is the best of the bunch!  Thanks for sharing so much of yourself with us.

Laurie Baldarelli

I have used the information contained in your books with much success.  Thank You for making your knowledge available to those with a desire to better themselves.

Durand Watson

Robert, you’re a treasure few people get to enjoy in fulfilling their lives.  Yes, I’m so glad your parents decided to have children.

Annie Sunsky

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I want to thank you sir for your advice, your thoughts, and your inspiration over the years. You have made a great difference in my life! … You are a great man.

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Dr. Daniel Berry

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The Real Enemy

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The worldwide medical establishment has long been known for its vigilance in defending the status quo against maverick truth messengers.  One of the earliest truth messengers to feel the sting of the American Medical Association’s (AMA) attacks was Dr. Max


A Turn in the Road

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I believe in free will and man’s capacity to rise above adversity.  I believe in accountability.  I believe in the basic virtues upon which Western civilization has been built. But I also believe that people sometimes take a wrong turn


A Tsunami of B.S.

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Are you ever irritated by what people say and do?  By things you see and hear on television?  By unpleasant situations you have to put up with on a daily basis?  Guess what?  You have lots of company.  In fact,


Stop Worrying and Start Living

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More than fifty years ago, the legendary Dale Carnegie wrote one of the biggest-selling motivational books of all time, How to Stop Worrying and Start Living.  The book is a bit dated now, both in writing style and content, but


The Customer-Employee Challenge

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For many years, I felt a moral obligation to inform business owners whenever I thought they had a personnel or customer-service problem on their hands.  I say moral obligation, because I have always been grateful to customers — or anyone,


Customer Service Is a Mindset

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Some years ago, I was having lunch with a business associate at a fine restaurant.  The food was superb, but when you pay eighty bucks for lunch for two people, you also expect great service.  When the waitress brought our


Common Sense

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An interviewer once asked Dr. Phil if it bothered him that so many critics accused him of oversimplification.  He responded that it didn’t bother him at all.  He even volunteered that one fellow had recently accused him of saying things


Creativity

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Creativity is a trait we all admire.  Original thoughts and ideas are valued highly in the marketplace.  But most people believe that creativity is an inborn trait and is beyond their reach.  They’re right about the former, but wrong about


Touching All the Bases

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“Touching all the bases” is an appropriate metaphor that may well have its roots in the tragic tale of Fred Merkle’s “bonehead” play nearly a century ago.  At the time, Merkle was only nineteen years old and in his second


Rules No. 1 & 2

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In a radio interview some years ago, the host started out by asking me, “In order of importance, what would you say are the three most essential rules when it comes to making money?”  Without hesitation, I blurted out:  “Rule


TimelessWisdom

Make it a habit to concentrate on opportunities rather than problems.

Don’t live for the moment. Live in the moment.

You don’t have time to worry about critics, because you don’t have enough hours in a day to do everything you should be doing to succeed.

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