In the Business of Changing Lives …

Robert … I was just returning from the ribbon cutting for a new store I opened and heard you on Dennis Miller today. I think I can speak for entrepreneurs and risk takers everywhere in saying that you give us hope. Your new book is awesome. And your previous books were life changing for me. Thank you!

Mark Adamson
Mr. Ringer, you are a gem.  Thank you for getting me to the starting line.
Rais Keyes

You are an inspiration to me! I am always amazed at how I can find answers in your books for so many of life’s little problems! Thank you for sharing your wisdom with the world and affecting my life halfway around the world in South Africa.

Chanelle Stelling

I have been dependent on your writing for 39 years.

Ellis Baxter

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’ve been a member of your e-letter for about five minutes, and it’s already life-changing!  Thank you so much.

Kathy Fox Walker

I enjoy your newsletters and often find them very inspiring.  Thank you!

Greg Poirier

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

Thanks again for all that you have done to make my life more fun and successful.

Dr. Daniel Berry

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

Steve Katz

I just happened to pick up and read your book Looking Out for #1.  It was as if I was reading my life history of issues that I was going through.  You were so candid, straightforward, and practical.  I loved it!  I could not put the book down.

Samereth Sullivan

I am enjoying hearing Mr. Ringer as much as I have enjoyed and benefited from his books in the past.  He’s the best! Thanks again!

Steve Thomas

God has now blessed me with your wisdom on a daily basis. I am so glad you are on the net and speaking the truth every day. With gratitude, yours forever, eager to learn and ‘think for myself’ student.

Jill Garber

In the late ‘70s, as a young man in my late twenties, one of the many books (paperback) I remember reading was Robert J. Ringer’s Winning Through Intimidation.  I’m almost 58 now, but I can still remember some of the principles written in his book. … I read this book like someone sips a great glass of wine.

Anthony Molero

Wow, Mr. Ringer, this [article] is excellent.

Aaron Biterman

Through the teachings and writings of Robert I have managed to go from broke to a seven figure income and continue to grow and prosper — and for that I thank Robert.

Terry Monroe

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

Awesome piece Robert!  You’re by far one of my all time favorite non-fiction authors, and this piece just confirms your wisdom.

Ted McCarron

I have read over 3,000 personal growth books throughout my life, and feel that your books are the most powerful and pragmatic…

Sean Baltz

You’ve opened my eyes to what I didn’t know I needed to know. A hole in my life has been filled with information and encouragement. … I’m so glad you’re a part of my quest for happiness/self-improvement/success/etc.

Janet May

Keep on leading us through the darkness!!!

Harry Gish

You are certainly a gifted writer, and I always enjoy your articles.  I find that they normally challenge me to think in ways I haven’t before as well reinforce how much personal responsibility we need to take for our actions.

Edward Papp

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

God, you’re GOOD!!! Thank you again and always for your precise and insightful comments. … Without trying to “sound corny,” YOU ARE A NATIONAL TREASURE!

J. “Lucky” Hilderman

Thank you, Mr. Ringer. We’ve always loved how you break it all down and keep it real … and make us smile a little in the process.

Dorothy Hughes

Thank you so much, Mr. Robert J. Ringer.  You’ve become my mentor and you have truly and profoundly enhanced my life.

Haim Ram

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

Thank God for your clear sanity and cognitive excellence.  If only you had the blessing of being able to train all of the children in our schools and the citizens of this country.

Reginald Thatcher

I consider the information I buy from your organization to be among the most valuable of all. … yours has a special ‘ring’ that makes it unique.  Thank you, because what I’ve learned from reading you over the years is tremendously valuable.

Blair Hornbuckle

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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


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I happened to be going through some old files the other day, and came across an article about blockbuster bestsellers.  The reason I saved the article was that it included a list of “Mario Puzo’s Godfatherly Rules for Writing a


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The Comedy and Tragedy of Spontaneity

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My approach to life is to plan carefully, then relentlessly focus on execution.  I don’t mean to sound stuffy, but to me impulsiveness is a sign of irresponsible behavior. That’s why those who know me best would lay 100-to-1 odds


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I’ve often referred to the airlines as “hiccup businesses.”  Meaning that if an airline has a cash-flow dip (read, “hiccup”) for one or two months, it’s in serious trouble.  And if it’s a big hiccup and drags on for three


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