Paul Rhines was born and raised in southern California's San Fernando Valley, a suburb northwest of Los Angeles. In the Early 1970's Paul's  family moved to an exclusive area known as Tarzana Hills. This move would prove to be a life changing experience for Paul. You see, a few days after moving into their new home Paul discovered that his next door neighbor was one of televisions biggest stars, James "Dano" MacArthur of "Hawaii Five-O" fame. Upon enrolling in his new school Paul was quick to discover that one of his Schoolmates was Susan "Cindy Brady" Olsen of "The Brady Bunch" fame.

A short time later one of Paul's uncles, Frank Walsh, a successful Real Estate Developer, was in town for a family event. Wanting to impress him, Paul told his uncle that he went to school with a celebrity and that he had met her and talked to her. His uncle asked him a very pointed question: "What did you learn from meeting her?" This question stumped Paul, he replied "Um, I Don't know." "You don't know?" His uncle repeated. "Tell me Paul what did you say to her when you talked to her?" "I told her that I really like her on TV and asked her for her autograph." Paul's uncle then explained the following. "You wasted an opportunity to learn something. That young lady is unique and has proven that she, above all her competition has a definite quality that makes people like her. Her performance abilities are also noteworthy. When you asked her for her autograph you traded the opportunity to learn something and stand out from all the other people she meets, for a piece of paper with her name on it. "Tell me Paul, where's the autograph now?" "It got washed with my pants." "So now you have nothing."

He continued, "You live in an affluent area and you are surrounded by many very successful people; you will no doubt make contact with many of them over the coming years. I would recommend that you try to benefit from these meetings by learning something from them. I want you to go to your room and write down 10 questions that you could ask an outstanding achiever that would cause them to teach you something with their reply. When you have 10 questions bring me the list and ill help you pick the best one." The question they chose as the best was... # 7

"To what one thing do you most attribute the achievement of your noteworthy success"

For almost 30 years Paul has asked some of the worlds greatest successes from all walks of life, that very question.
Find out what their answers all shared in common and how they can help you achieve greater success in this exciting new program from Paul Rhines.