James,  I'm so thrilled that we connected again after the couple of years since we spoke on your radio show. It was a real pleasure to be a part of your seminar as one of your sponsors. Although the turnout wasn't as large as we had hoped, I believe that the people that attended had their fill of useful and insprational material. Bryan Flannigan was a joy to watch and listen to. He has such a sharp wit and had some very influential things to say. Although I've known you for a few years now, this was the first time I had the pleasure of seeing you in action. I was personally touched by the part of your talk that touched upon the "Detours" that we take in life to avoid pain. It was an epiphany of sorts for me to realize that you were describing my life to a tee! More people need to hear what you have to say and we need to work together to get that word out.  Congratulations on your sucesses.  Respectfully,  Lou SanseveroWOW Mobile www.WOWUnlimitedMobile.comKathy Marlowe & Associates RealtywwwTheRealtyGurus.com 

Hi James

Just wanted to thank you for signing my book. I put in 72 hours in 4 days at my full time job taking care of a 91 year old .Always long hours. I do enjoy positive encouraging events when I can, A must! for me. So much negativity ,complaints and sickness 12 + hrs.a day. I love what I do for a living ,but some times long hours of care giving beats up on your body & mind .But,I started your book , enjoying it so far.I know I will get a lot out of it. With So much frustration and negativity, every where you turn It's always a pleasure to meet someone to empower you for the positive side. Loved your honesty and sense of humor. James, It was a pleasure meeting you. I thought the seminar was very empowering. Got a lot out of it. I Look forward to seeing you again.

Dear James:I just to have to point something out to you. Maybe it's because of my 23 years clean & sober in recovery, but I just could not get over the association I made to your logo with the water glass and DWI on it. I'm not suggesting an negative impression, just an interesting choice on your part.Before I investigtgated your site further to get the association, I was convinced this was a series on someone's legal consequences of a DWI (Driving While Intoxicated) and perhaps coming to terms with their alcoholism!In my mind it made perfect sense with 'born to win' and "learning to live life on life's terms" as is suggested when confronting addictions.I still worry about how I think sometimes...Thanks for all you do!Grateful Al 

James is high on life!  He lives each day with passion and excitement.  My students and parents most definitely enjoyed hearing him speak over "I Was Born to Win."  If you get the chance to have James come share with you, it would definitely be worth your time because lives will be changed. - Coley

Hey James,     Just wanted to thank you for the DWI's. I listen to them at night after the kids get home from school. We always get some good insight out of them. We have particularly enjoyed the DWI's with Zig Ziglar.

I just wanted to give an update on my life coaching with James.  In a previous testimony I was battling trying to stay positive and enjoying my life.  Well the reason I was even struggling with this was I was in a relationship with a man I was not happy with.  But with my low self esteem and my fear of being alone, I continued to be with him.  But through counseling I realized that there will be pain leaving a man I love but it will be worth it in the end.  I will feel better about myself and my self esteem should start to rise.  As of now, it has been three weeks since I left him.  I will be honest...IT IS PAINFUL!!  It has been a very messy breakup, emotionally I didn't think I could do it.  I wanted to go back to him several times.  My ex played awful mind games....it really has been awful. But everytime I felt the urge to call my ex, I would call James and he was always willing to talk to me.  He also has good timing with his inspirational text messages. It would give me some hope. Mostly James said I need to start with simple things...1) reading and listening to positive information 2) looking at myself in the mirror and doing wht he calls in his book the "self talk" 3) changing my thought process to think positive 4) pray.  I am not a big believer in prayer (God will do as He wants is my feeling).  But the other day I found myself praying  "Lord get me through this lonely weekend-so I'm not tempted to speak to (my ex)"  It was a weekend full of family and friends and a night of guidance with James that I did not plan.  My prayer was answered.James has me focusing on the outcome, my future, my reward for all this pain....a better way of life for me.   

James has been a wonderful influence in my life. He helps us to recognize and experience God's presence. He teaches, exhorts and leads with strength and substance, while constantly feeding you with the 'good, pure and positive'. A joy to be around and fountain of knowledge, James is awesome.  - Margo Wilson, Bradenton FL

Good Morning James,

Through eyes filled with tears, I write to you to say a HUGE "THANK YOU" for your comforting and encouraging words! You cannot know how much I needed to hear that!! I can only hope and pray that **** will give the reigns of her life to GOD. I am convinced beyond a shadow of doubt, that HE is the only one that can help her!! Although, I am ever soooo grateful that **** has you in her corner!! I soooooooo appreciate your valuable insight!!!!

Wishing you a blessed day!!

Take Care,
Joan