Tony Robbins
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There is a spirit of sadness and discouragement that has descended on the country. You can feel you could see IT in the new celebrations that weren't very celebratory. And you certainly notice IT when you talk to people, people, you know well, people are paying some attention, even those who aren't.

They seem down. They're anxious, of course, about this year, which is going to transform the world. There's no question about that, but they also seem a little defeated and said, what is that exactly? You don't need to be A A guru to sense is real and how should you respond to IT? And that's the question.

Thinking about a lot this week. And one of the people we want to post IT to is a very smart and when most famous people in the world, tony Robins, a life strategist of obviously one of the best selling authors in the country, and he joins us now in studio twenty. Thanks a lot for coming on you again to do you know that I mean, when I see the spirit of sad, do you see IT around you?

And what is that? It's said anger too yeah you can't travel without saying at people on airlines. It's pretty extreme.

People have lost their patients after covered but the anger usually comes from fear yeah and there's a lot of fear about the future because there's not a compelling future if you ask people what's the vision for the future, for the country. If days of joy of Kennedy, he would talk about where we're going to go, going go to the moon. He was right.

And from the world, you were going to bring freedom everywhere, may I? And had his view of the city on the hill. And here's what we're gonna become.

But if you asked today, I don't think most people have a clear vision, and without a vision, people barrage. This hasn't a really good book call a good book. Um but what's missing is a compelling future.

What I mean by compelling future is anybody can deal with a difficult today if they know they have a really amazing tomorrow, they're moving towards. But when people start thinking Young people today, i'm not going to a kid because in twelve years, the whole worlds going to end. No, because the environment is obviously not true or there is no future, because every party says the other party is going to destroy the world as people without a vision just have no direction. And so it's up to us to become more emotionally fit.

And but way.

this is not new, that's wise. But you, everybody, thank you. But everybody whose studies history knows, things happened in cycles.

And as the most simplified version. And a couple of years ago o you and I talked about this real briefly. But think of IT this way, man, transform humanity, transform from survival, hunting and gathering.

Taxi, having a community by figuring one pattern recognition, which was seasons. When you recognize the seasons, you're not panic, you're not freak out wise, I think so cold. And if you understand the seasons, you know, I don't have to hunt, gather.

I can plant in the spring, but if I plant in the winter and work very hard to get nothing after, do the right thing at the right time. So we have to become aware of what season when. So springtime in a person's life, spring time in an economy is easy.

When you, i've got a little two and after year old, i've got five kids and five grandkids. So i've got to forty eight year old daughter, and i've to end your old daughter. So i've got the whole range.

speed of seasons.

city of seasons. But if you look at my daughter and she's learning chinese, spanish, english, she's playing the piano sheering, all these fun things that too enough learning is the easiest thing in the world. And when you're in a springtime economy, you think you're genius with your business that grows because everything's growing, right, right? But life is always good times, chAllenging times that make us grow.

So then we have a summer. Summer is always more chAllenging, is high, difficult, and you got to push through what was growing. Released is not so easy to do anymore.

People start to panic. But if you stay strong and you keep pushing phone and you keep growing, you get to go to the fall and other easy season, a beautiful season. Now people want to want your money and give you a house, even though you don't have an income.

Human place very well is easy money. Stock markets go crazy. The seasons last about eighteen to twenty years.

They go every eighty year, like cycles. You can see them in a thousand years of history. And let's say roman history, you've about one hundred cycles, twenty five years, another eighteen, twenty cycles.

But what follows the winter, what follows, I should say that reading time is the winter. Some winters along summer short, some heart, some are easy. But you never go from reading straight to spring. And we're in winter right now.

It's we're about depending who you study historically, we're halfway two thirds way through IT where there's chAllenges economically with a tremendous here each season as they have an emotion until we exhausted, you've an optimism ever smiles as much your face hurt. yes. So that's what's like in spring time.

Somewhere time there's inner conflict within a country. Fall, everybody's reaping again, not everybody, but certain people. Winter IT looks like it's never onna happen IT looks like, here's the truth. No war last forever.

No pandemic last forever. No economy last forever. And what if you were god of you with the universe? How would you set up after the really rough night? You'd have a great day, and that's pretty much this season.

So we're in winter and we have to retool ourselves for this time because right now, people have more fear. It's exaggerated and the media helped. The media is not bad people.

As you will know, it's good people doing their job. Their job is take care their shareholders. How do you do that? You get attention.

How do you get attention? Fear and anger get IT more than anything else. That's why we have quick way, you quick on, even though it's not true.

You get group gets paid. So we live a world, wear fear cells, and where being hit on IT everywhere you don't want to go get IT comes to your pocket. So we have to reward ourselves.

Just like if I said to you, take your car and go on to twenty four allemand ride, you don't have a really nice Mercedes worry what everything that is. It's not a lot you got to be to IT or there's desert places, thousand miles. If you don't have the right brackets in there, if you don't have something that when you drop down to the sank, can still bring the end air into the car, you know there.

So my view is you've got ta retool yourself. You've got to train yourself this time and yourself and know it's not forever. The other side of this is going to read a new spring time, but we're going to have to go through some chAllenges first, and they could be severe.

And most of these with extended winters, we've had some kind of war. This might be a cyber war with china or something of that nature. But there is another side.

And IT requires faith and determination, and we forward and IT requires you focus on what you can control versus what you can. That's right. A friend of I was seeing the other day, oh my god, he knows really smart guy, very successful man of known him for thirty five years.

I coached him and I get coach by him. We've got pitching catch with each other and you saying, i'm so word. He's also jewish and he's like, you see what's happening the world and what if there is something drops a nuclear bomb and I said, you taught me years ago, he taught me, don't never look at the worst case scenario because that happens where all screen IT doesn't matter.

Have to figure out. And I said, if somebody drives a good bomb, you won't even know you'll be vapor living around and fear about it's not IT. Let's look us what we can control.

Let's locus on what is here, and then you start to build. And so I really think that people need to build a path from where they are to where they want to be. And that's really my focus in helping people to do that.

What a wonderful explanations. So you don't think mean you think winter is inevitable .

if I because .

I always is .

always follows good time.

but it's not the end.

no. And when things are going bad, things is going to be a bad forever or it's going good. People, things not good forever. life. Clo.

what's the upside of winter?

Well, if you don't mind about and complained about IT, you get strong. When I started my business, IT was eighteen percent magistrates. So wants to hear people that I think I can buy house at some percent strates.

I think today IT was eighteen percent of rates. People be sacking the White house of such a different expectation. But IT made me incredibly strong.

I was middle deflation. All those things that we're starting to consider me happen again. I went through all those things, but I made me strong.

And i've had dozens and dozens people come and go in my industry. And here I am, forty six of being my seventy year coming up here. I started when I was three.

But in forty seven years i've an eighty ot not to see patterns, patterns that control, we think, how we feel, what we do, the results we get. There's macro patterns in the world, and there's micro patterns inside of you. You don't get angry every moment.

You get angry certain times. You don't know every moment. Only we get triggered certain ways. So showing people how to create a path from where they where they want to be, regardless of the outside world, to me, is the most important thing.

And there's joy in winter.

maybe different kinds, what you can snowboards. And some people freeze that are other people snowboard, some people you have more time with their family, some people get together and say it's time to really redeveloped my career, maybe retool myself right now for what's coming so I can take advances because AI and robotics and nanotechnology are all coming faster than people think. It's going to massive disrupt some jobs of being new jobs. But you have to read tool for them or othe .

wise you've left point I gotto see you're just reminding me that um you mention covered the outset, which was I think by any measure, no matter what side, don was a disaster but IT was also for some people, some small percentage of us are really, really happy time. I'll speak for myself if before the happy st time of my whole life, because I got to be with my family.

I have a some more experience and I ve lived two hundred and seventy five days on the road and since seventeen years old, travelling in thirty countries the year, and suddenly i'm getting calls from governess's office and guess what, your convention here, stadium with fifteen thousand people, hundred people on the stadium, like i'm gonna work.

work. I going to happen.

We'll go to vegas. So we'll move to vegas and will never shut down vegas. One week out the four thousand five hundred people, they shut down vegas.

I will go to texas. The governor, he's tough. He won't shut down. Yes, he shut down because there's we hope all these theaters, we will put ten people, each theatre will do thirteen hundred theatres, while thirteen thousand people at work out at least have a group and you small group of people on big screens and music and they shut down the theatres. So it's like, so I had to figure how to serve people.

So the first thing I did was I built the studio, twenty five thousand graphite, and I built these screens twenty feet high and L D point six seven s like the every pet of the view in my heart person, because you're bigger too. And I can see all these people at once swipe and see another group. And so I agreed my seminaries from the fifteen thousand people to forty thousand people, because now are people from one hundred ninety five countries attending, and they were in their homes.

And I didn't think you could convert that. But by bring him on, I worked with the founder, assume I made IT so that we could bring people up on screen, not just one thousand, but bring, bring twenty five and thirty and forty thousand. I made some software that when people start of clamping, they shake their phone sense, electric signals of one person you don't hear about twenty five thousand and thirty thousand, and shakes the building.

So it's real. And so I once I did that and I ended my biggest seminar was a million half people last year, was IT for four days, three days, and was one hundred ninety five countries, every person in the world, and people who had such huge transformations. I did IT for free because people are stuck at home.

So I made that my tradition, and i've done that now for four years and own free for free to send. I don't want money. I don't want time.

I don't travel. Get in your way. And this year we went for three days and do a january twenty fifth, twenty seven.

And it's just two and after three hours a day that I going to movie, come with me, you know, to a quack and the afternoon eastern, but I have people from hundred ninety five countries attending. So and IT bell have a pathway. What I mean by a pathway is this.

What we're being called to by all these problems is you let the sadness or depression or fear overwhelm or anger. You can make him no progress. It'll blow you up.

But you need to understand that all this disruption is a call you with a call when fox made a change with you, yeah, a call is something disrupt. Your life is the heroes journey, right? You look at all the stories of mankind, and you look back and you see there's the same path.

And you can make IT really complex. I like a simple of version. First simple version is your life is seeming good or bad, and then something disrupts IT.

You go through a divorce, you've sudenly have a health problem, somebody, your family has a health problem, there's you lose your job, or something happens to the economy, or cover or whatever does not be within your control. And what does that required? IT means you going to be called on a new adventure.

IT makes you get out of your comfort zone. That's where we are right now. You need to full back and freak out, or you discipline your disappointment and you move forward.

And what had happened? You go on a journey, and on that journey you're going to face all kinds of demons and chAllenge and dragons. You're going to meet some new mentors, you going develop some new skills.

And if you do the hard work and push through, you'll make the aside. You'll be transformed. You'll be to hear of your own life, and you can bring back what you've learned and help other people.

And not that hard. Me, i'll gave you seven steps so fast. I'll get a members of the first four because we have a three kind of take care of themself.

Step one, let's makes somebody go on a journey, is when they unleash awake on their deeper desires. So for you, and I don't know for sure, but my bed is, the fox situation was disruptive, but IT also unleased within new, new possibilities. I can do this on my own terms.

I could do things more international. I do not going to be limited what someone else tells me I can cannot do. And I know you're going to limit very much before, but you have total afraid of now to do IT.

But as you go on that journey, you've got to build business used to work for someone else yeah and you're got to bring people in and are not all going to perform. And and you d discover some people to even so loyal to or not quite as communities you are and not doing the job. And you have to take on things you probably didn't want to take on.

You're spending your time looking at the big issues and dealing with things, but it's some lovely got to deal with the business. And so along the way, you have to deal with those chAllenges. You find new people, you will find new mentors, you developed new skills, and they decide you'll be Better off before and be able to come back and help more people.

But you have to know what is that you want and why do you want IT? Because it's like near's resolutions. Why don't they work you to new year resolution? You're just be saying what you want to have happen, right? It's not really a resolution.

When you resolve something, I mean, you can have anything except what you've committed. People don't resolve to O I kind of like this, most people, much of a plan. But if you know what you want with the real clarity and why you want IT, now you're on the path.

So for example, someone says, how do I know i'm going to get where I want to be financial? How do I know I want to be in a relationship or in my business career? The first step is, what do you want if you don't know? You want, you know, even on the path, if you know exactly what you want, get really clear.

And you know why you want IT, you got for reasons to push you through. Now the second step is you got to find and face the truth. And that's what has to happen for everybody.

Find and face the truth means see the gap between where you are and where you want to be. There's always a gap, if you're honest. So instead, well, i'm big bond is what I used to tell myself on my thirty pounds hevites no as fricking fat.

That's what I was, right? But IT, I was big bone. I have same bones and thirty pounds lighter, the swift for thirty five years, right? But when I have that mindset, you've got in the way.

So you have to say here, here's why. Here's want to be able to be honest. It's not where I want to be. It's uncomfortable. But in the second party, you got to uncover, face the truth, what is gotten the way in the past.

And there's only five things usually fear, fear failure for, successful of, unknown fear of, and not looking good for all those things. Or two, a limiting belief. Like i've tried everything once you believe that you don't even trying to think anymore, someone trying to lose wait that's the common when we'll say because theyve tried, a lot of things didn't work or um all the good ones are gone.

No right? Or they're gay and i'm not or i'm gay and they are not. Or whatever the story is, there's a story of belief system that limits them.

And so IT keeps them from maximizing their ability. Three things could have gotten the way some other emotion overwhelm, stress, anger, resentment. Those things just shut down your progress.

So you have to make a change for the thing that you could be for you. Well, I could really be that you just got some bad habits. It's like people, about fifty two percent about most people do in a day.

And I don't know when they come up with these stats. Some say forty eight is some safety to roughly half is on another made automated. It's it's habit.

You're not even thinking that's for sure. And what good about that is you don't think about driving your car. What's bad about that is you get stuck doing the same things over over, thinking the same thoughts, having the same feelings, not really changing.

So you have say, there's some habits I need to change. I want to lose twenty four pounds. And my first thing, the mornings go to starbucks and another moko smoker, whatever in, you're not going to get there.

You have to have a difference set of habits. And then the fifth one, he is. Or are you missing a skill? Like for examples, some people don't know what to do financial, they don't have invest, and so they don't do anything.

And then they wake up singing out, why am I so broke? Well, you're broke as you a consumer, you're not knowing, you know. So you have to look at what what skills do you need to get? Is your skills for running your business.

When I started my business, I know skills. I had passion. I had desire.

I hunger at great abilities, but I did not run a business. So I learned those skills. Now i've got one, fourteen companies. We do seven billion dollars in business across all kinds of different industries to imagine it's like it's the most fun thing of the world is I want to do IT.

So if you know what you really want and you face the truth and find the real truth, then you've got A A massive action plan together. And that just means not a perfect plan, but just what is the things you do immediately start making progress. Because if you make progress, new insights will come to you.

And then the fourth, when you'll finish that the others are quick, is just, you have to then do the hard work. Got to slow your dragons. You're got to slay that limiting belief for that anger or that hurt or that sadness.

You got to create that compelling future. You've got to go get that skill and them after those first, first steps, you have moment. Now you just need a daily practice, something that put you in the place of doing the right thing each day.

So becomes a habit you need to measure, measure more often. When I take over a company, the first thing I do is measure more often. And I find the things that matter, and i'll measure them not once a year, then you have a bad year.

Measure once a months, they're not going have bad years. You got twelve times and make a Better measured once a week, you will have bad month measure once a day. And some companies when I take over or measure something three, four times a day because.

Where focus goes, energy flows. And so now but said you're measuring and improving even doing the daily practice, you'll didn't get to the point we can celebrate. And once you celebrate, IT starts all over again, be called on another journey because we're meant to grow.

If you ask, people asked me, and what does that take to be happy? You mean millions of people, what does that take? So many people are unhappy.

Well, relationships are one of the keys to that, but there is one key. Even within relationship progress. Progress equals happiness. If if you go and achieve some huge goal, and if you ever done this, and then you achieve that, you have one of to experience. And either go, is this all there is yeah after you achieved IT, which is horrible things worse than fAiling, or you go, well, this is amazing and you celebrate, but how long you feel good for after achieving some great goal? Five years a year, six months, sixty days.

twenty or thirty minutes, twenty thirty, that most people .

are in the twenty or thirty minutes to maybe two months max. Yeah, right. why? Because we're not meant to just sit at the table's success and get fat, feel bored.

We're meant to grow. And when we grow, we make progress, we feel alive. And what makes us so most alive, I know when you're life in a mind to knowing is a person, is when you grow up something to give.

And what makes life meaningful is not just a happy life is not always happy, but a meaningful life is a life where you serve something more than yourself, something that gives you the energy, excitement, whether be serving your kids and family or your business, or something in your community, or something in the world. That's what makes a work. But we all you on the path, and you can do this with the year.

Where are you unhappy about my body? Well, first step, do you know exactly what you want, why you want IT? OK will start there. okay.

Second, you know what you want, why you want to tell me, have you faced the truth? How big a gamp is IT specifically? How far off for you? And let's measure IT.

And then what's got in the way is IT fear is a limiting belief. Is that some form emotion that gets in the way frustration, anger, overwhelm? Is IT some kind of habit you got? Or is their skill you do get? Okay, great. Let's get a plan and let's go to the hard work. First four things, you get anybody going once you do, you get them momentum that makes you successful.

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This gets consumers and every small business owner. In fact, american families are paying eleven hundred dollars in hidden White busy cheer. The fees, VISA and mastered card charge americans are the highest in the world, double canada and eight times more than europe.

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Among the things that are scare people, maybe the top thing that scared of people right now is going broke, he said. And the us. conomo.

Feels unstable or squirrely. You're hard to understand, if nothing else. And most people, myself included, ers, don't have the skills to start one hundred and fourteen companies are just not good at that.

Yeah but I would say at least to all speak for myself, i'm never gonna those skills. yes. And so that's on an event is open to some people, maybe most people.

And so how do what you know you you just have a book out, holy grail, investing in which you talk to people have been successful and investing very successful. But if you could just lower the bar a little bit for the average person who doesn't have a tone of money to invest is really worried about what's coming. What would you recommend .

before in document investment? The most important one is understanding what allows someone to have abundance in their life. And I grew up dirt poor, I think, you know, and I had four different fathers, and they're good men, and we had no money and no food.

And all the reason, you know, I know, you know, and I told you IT two years ago, think i'd last saw you. And we've now completed the billion meals chAllenge. I decided I want to feed a billion meals.

And we did IT two years or earlier, we just completed last year, are now doing a hundred billion million chAllenge. But why not give them such a good person? Say, group poor, we get no food.

And so I looked back at those days ago, why were my father's good men? Why were we broke no matter what good times are bad? And why do they lose their jobs at various times? And my original teacher is amending me, jim rome.

He was a personal velocity ment, kind of a business philosopher. One day I said down with them, and I said, I got to ask your burning question, like, how is IT so unjust that here's a teacher who can barely survive? And then this hedge fund manager here makes a billion dollars a year.

And he said, tony is a good question. He said, think of IT this way. We're all equal as souls, but we're not equal in the marketplace.

So what do you mean? He said, well, i'm not being negative, but if somebody works from mcDonald's, that's not designed to be a long term job. It's designed to get use a starter job.

And IT doesn't paper very much because anyone can do IT today. They got pictures you don't know, have to speak the language one hundred percent. And you can do that job and learn IT within a few hours.

So it's not very valuable. So IT doesn't make a lot effect now will be replaced by machines. Let's to come. We are working on that now in the fast food industry.

So there's not a lot now the guy that did the billion dollars that you have judged about, tony, he said, those teachers are talking about summer great. And three versions. Great went summer, not so great.

And he said, and there's no standard, and there's a limited number of people they affect only wrong, that is beautiful. But this guy that made a billion dollars made twenty five billion dollars for investors, which include people's pensions, their backgrounds, when other people are making four and five percent, he made thirty eight percent. So they're doubling their money every two and hf, three years.

First is doubling their money, let's say, every ten or twelve. So he's adding massive value. I'm not saying you need to be one of those people, but what you do need to do is what's missing in our culture.

Everybody is trying to figure out, what am I going to get from the government? What am I going? How could support? why? Why is the things that I want looking at the system, that of myself? And he said, instead, do more work harder on yourself than you do your job.

Find a way to become more valuable than anybody else in the marketplace. And if you continually do more for others, if you're focus this, how can I do more for others than anybody else? You'll win that formula. I got at nineteen years old, and I ve lived IT IT felt real to me in the way I kind of live anyway. But I made that the basis of every company I have ever built in.

So companies have become successful because everybody in that culture is, how do we do more friend to put the else in the industry? And you do that over and over for years, you build a brand, and then people seek you out and you succeed. So the first thing is, what can I do to become more valuable in the mark place? They asked.

And buffy the other day, they ask him, how do you about inflation? And what should we do that inflation? And I, when I interviewed to ask him, what? What was the best investment you could ever make? And I thought, the best invest he never make.

I thought, coca cola or your guy co, I know the companies are investing in you got only is what you teach. I said, what? I teach a lot of things, which one? And he said, well, he said, I have all these ideas, but they want to die on my lips.

But I learned how to communicate. He went through deal. He said that skill was the most valuable skill.

He said, I tell people, if you want to do well in inflation and inflation, eight percent, five percent, ten percent, we going to do what to be? Eight, twelve, fourteen, fifteen, twenty percent. More effective, more productive.

How do you do that? You invest in yourself. He said that the first investment you do, no one can. Tex IT and IT grows if the dollar goes down and we go to shackles.

If you're a great doctor, you're a great web designer, you're a great whatever, you will be paid extremely well. But you have to be focused on adding value and you ve got to become more valuable yourself. So that's where IT starts.

Second step, i've written three number of sellers and two of them, last two were financial ones, to be my final third one in the trilogy. And the first one, I interviewed fifty of the most successful financial people, the world, the ray, to use the warm buffets, the car icons find out what do they do different. And to find out, is the game winning because after two thousand and eight, IT feels like the game is really against the whiniver.

yes. And so I went out. I thought I can ask some journalist that i'll tell me the point of you. That's great.

Only start of people that started with nothing and have become the most successful in the world, in their section, in their business. And so I got a chance of access to those people and one LED to another and grow. IT was a fourth half your journey.

And I wrote money master the game out of that, I was able to show, yeah, you absolutely can win the game. First step, answer your earlier question. You've got to start, became an owner instead of being a consumer.

Our entire society makes you a consumer. So you buy an apple phone every year, two or three, but you know apple stock, what are you thinking, right? The most only way you're onna become wealthy is either start a business or become an owner of businesses.

You don't have to be a great entrepreneur, then you just have to invest in some smart people in area. And so the process of learning how to do that by just doing two things, taking a percentage of what you are and no matter how little IT is and locking in automating that to go into account, you see IT, that's the first discipline. There's a guy I read about, my first book, theater Johnson work for ups, never made more than fourteen thousand dollars in a single year.

Retired with seventy million dollars. He was a driver. Everybody loved him. He lived everybody estate if he was sick, whether atter. But a friend of his said, we're going to take twenty percent of what you earn and we're going to make you wealthy.

I am going to tacks you twenty percent he said I can't live in forty thousand goes were going to automate IT. It's going to disappear. You're an adjust, but that money is going to be your future.

That money compounded through just investments, the stock market in ups seventy million, seven, thirty five million values life. So you don't have to be a superstar business person, got to be an owner. So that's number one.

Two, I was in shaker because I knew I didn't know win. Nobody knows win. Obviously, the markets are gona crash. You obviously there's gonna a crash as there wasn't twenty, twenty about IT before that. And I just showed people how to be unshakable that time, how to win during that time.

This book, though, I got really excited because when I read those first two books, I learned four things that every great investor does really i'd like great value is a macro investor. Someone else might be a value investor. And like, you know, warm buffer, there's all different types of investors.

They all fifty of them, read on four things first, this is sound stupid. They're all obsessed, not losing money, which is the opposite of most professors. And we're time for how to make money because they know if I lose fifty percent on a stock, I don't need to make fifty percent of again, I going to make one hundred percent, had one hundred thousand IT drops to fifty.

I can't just got fifty percent. I got to go, have been to get back there. So they're obsess with that.

But how do you do that? Well, more and buffet as fast as rule number one, investing don't lose money. Rule number to see rule number one.

Well, that sounds really nice. How are you going to do that? Second principle, they all agreed on something that sounds complex.

The most important part of your investment future, you know, not to be genius, is with called acid allocation. Big words. All that means is you have a certain matt of my best, a thousand dollars.

A million dollars doesn't matter. You have to have a prior design way. You're going to do that, IT says. I'm going to take some of us some percentage and twenty, thirty, forty, fifty and put IT in something at secure, meaning low risk, probably low return.

But over time, at a compound like IT looks like grass growing until it's like it's sorted in the hair. Another percent tage of my money. I want to put areas that are more high risk, potentially higher return, but if I lose at all, and you to make sure my security bucket to take scared of me.

And so they laid this thing out. Each one of them laid out for me, and they never bet the whole far among one thing, that's why they succeed. Pretty simple.

Third, and i'm going to show you what I got, this book I blew my mind, wrote this sbg in a second of related asset allocation. Third principle was, you gotta look for, we think, all asia medical risk of boards. These words are so big.

All IT means is, where can I invest with the least amount of risk, with the most amount of upset? So if you look at really wealthy people, you think you take giant risks and you look like IT. Like, I don't know if you have met Richard branson, his friend of minds, and Richard, he's rist his life.

Somebody is going into space, going across the ocean, going in balloons. But if you look about how we invest as old thing is, what's the downside? How do we protect the downside? How do we make this asem trc. So when he decided take on you to fight with british airways and start his own airwaves, what was the biest risk? What do you think .

that would be? I government regulation.

One of this, the biggest risk is buying all those boeing airplanes more. So you just assume most people seem I going to buy them and that's the risk. No, no.

He had d negotiated for a year and a alf of boy to make a deal. That said, I want about all these plans, but if within a year I can't make IT work, I get to give all the plants back to you. IT no loss to me whatsoever.

He had nothing but upside. No downside. That changes the way you feel day to day, right? yes.

Um you know paul to Jones is one of the greatest investors in history of coaching for twenty four years. Unbelievable guy. He made back in one thousand nine hundred eighty seven.

The stock market dropped twenty percent a day, still the largest percent in the day. He may be people, hundred percent that year. He made more money nobody can imagine.

Brilliant guy, coach them constantly. Whole thing is i'm going to make an investment. I want to risk a dollar.

Think i'm going to make five. I might be wrong, but I don't want invest. I feel like I got that kind of upset.

If i'm wrong, I can just another dollar, and I still can make, for he can be wrong four times and still be OK. So that idea is huge. And then finally one is diversification White.

Everybody knows, don't put all your exam, one basket, one piece, a real state one, anything, all. That's great. Those four are pretty useful.

I wrote this book, all the holy grail, investing because as, and sitting down with the rate value. One of the greatest investors in history. He has one hundred and ninety five billion dollars he manages for even countries and pension funds. He's got the greatest returns ever in two thousand and eight when things were down and thirty five, thirty eight percent, he made eight percent. Given I did just genius rand, I become good friends over the last thirty fourteen years.

And one of the times I first asked questions of him, I spent ten hours preparing for us to be a forty five minute interview, which went for three hours, you know, and ray was great because he kills, I get IT. We bounced ed off each other. But when the questions I asked him then was, what's the single most important investment principle, or nothing else that would make you successful, he was, tone, I struggled that for twenty two years, and I can tell you the answers that I called the holy grail of investing with, why the books title them out after right to.

And here's what he said. I finally figured out that the biggest chAllenge is lost, and risk really wants upside. But to get more outside, take more risk, it's not right for everybody, he said.

But i've discovered if you have eight to twelve uncorrelated investments, you'll reduce your risk by eighty percent, increase upside. What does that mean? Uncorrelated, most people know, most people destined stocks, and they think the economy is going great.

I was going not so great investable bit more in bonds when the ones are doing great. The other tends to do. They are usually uncorrelated.

But in two thousand and eight and twenty twenty, that wasn't true. They all dropped. Yes, right? And I go to your broker.

happened. What happened? It's predictable. Happens all the time. So he explained me lots of death that won't explain here by why that happens. But he said, here's what's unbelievable to me.

He goes, if you gave eight to twelve that are uncorrelated investments, he said, you can sleep so nicely at night and to have great returns. So I went to go apply that. It's hard because so many things are quarter later today. And if you go to the average person, they are investing in stocks and bonds and maybe real state investment trust reads, but they often get very correlated, and then nothing works. But there is another asset class that most people know nothing about called private equity, private credit and private real state.

And if you go to the fortune four hundred and say, what most billionaire in the world went, industry tech note, real state note, financial surfaces yet, but it's not hedge fund s to go up and down is these guys are private equity. There are the kings of the financial world is my body. And when the reason is they go out right now, used to be eight thousand companies who can invest in in the stock market, personally, thirty seven hundred.

Now they've dropped, drop, drop, drop. If you the S M P, five hundred people are familiar, twenty four percent of that as five companies. It's all concentrate a small place.

Not a lot of ways to be uncorrelated. So these guys go buy companies in your days. They try to leverage them.

But now they actually do something cool. They find a Better CEO. They find Better marketing. They put Better technology and they put an ai. They build the company up.

They buy, build up and they sell IT and they have time because when you invest with them, your moneys tied up for about five years. And most of them, they have a great business model. They're making two percent a year when they making money, not.

And twenty percent of the upside. Why do people invest with them for the last thirty five years? I want your ideas to the system, mind bugling.

Private equity around the world is outstripped. Every stock market in the world is returns. So they'll take the S M P five hundred that people are familiar, probably in the us.

Over the last thirty five years, it's produced nine point two percent compounded on average year. That's amazing. If you getting five percent, your mind is going to double every fourteen years.

When your nine percent, he takes eight years to w your mind. But private equity average private equity at fourteen point two for those thirty five years. And what does that mean? That means your compounding fifty percent factors.

I wrote this book as I answer the question, how could people get bigger? How could they get filter goals faster with less risk? And I know the people in the world to do IT.

So I started interviewing thirteen of the biggest guys in the world of bringing hundred billion dollar funds who have produced twenty percent or more component, not fourteen point two. Here's last party on one through all the number saying, just do you get the picture of the ever in at home? If you put a million dollars thirty five years on the stock market passive at nine point two percent, that's we're twenty six million dollars today.

If did a thing with IT, if you put IT in the same private equity at fourteen point two, it's one hundred and thirty nine million dollars for the same time in the same amount money. So that's why when you go to a wealthy people member said asset allocation, the latest study shows all high network people have forty six percent of the money in private assets, private equity, private credit, you know, all those pieces, and only twenty nine percent in public Marks. So you want to both.

Now, how can I write this book is only for wealthy people, but always annoyed me that the rich, just people in the world, the government, actually, regulators, and want to give the average person opportunity. You have to be an accredited in invest. Yes, right? You're familiar.

A million dollar net t orth or two thousand thousand dollars in income is the number them to be able to do that. Then you get these doors open to you, right? There's a new law that the congress, the house just passed IT, and then it's now taking me up.

IT was by partisan IT passed the house already just a couple month ago, and they're taking IT up now. That allows anyone to not have other money to simply take a test. And then all the sudden you have the same quality investments that have these huge returns are available to you potentially anyway, then you've never had access to before.

Lot of people built a business, and so that made money, do not invest. So I once you take the test, you can do this. And the best part of the hole is there are opportunity ties, and we can talk about now I know them and talking forever here, but that allow you do things that only the wealth est people will will do.

As when I saw this, I said, okay, now I can find my tweet. Ve, I gotta broader audience, different types investments that are not correlated. This is exciting. But then I want to go investments and it's kind like, uh, you know going to the best club in new york and you got the money.

But if you know the right people, you're not super tractor, you're not get in right or you have a ferry that new ferries are also sold in advance, people already on for right, just getting get one. So I would get little pieces here in there because I was tony Robins, or I had a friend or something, but not huge, not the man I want to invest. One day i'm sitting down with a friend of mine, palud Jones, former partner of his started own firm, and I said, i'm so frustrated.

I see private equity is the best investments in the world, but the best guys it's impossible to get in. Or you get a little tiny sliver. He's tony.

Can I tell you where I make my majority of my investments and this guys super successful? So i'm leaning in. yes.

Tell me there's this placing used in a group called cars that taught me something. I didn't say houston and expect to say new york, london, singapore. Was that off to being path? But they're the best of this, he goes.

There's a way for you where you don't have to try to get in where you can buy a tiny sliver of the ownership of the companies that on all those funds and then you get the two and twenty, you get cash flow and the growth like you're not the right side by side with them. I said why, and he started explaining me how that happens. And so I own a piece of sixty five different private equity firms like this one hundred billion doll firm, right by one of the smartest st people I know, Roberts.

He built things in the sas industry I have across different industries. They're all multibillion dollar, ten, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty hundred billion dollar firms that have a sliver of each of them as an owner. And then I will just get one fund.

I get all the funds, the ones they in the past, the ones are doing now, the ones they do in the future. So that's just one example. Another example is people were trying to get returns on on bonds forever.

Now they bought up, you know, four, five percent reasonable. But forever they went zero because the initiate rate. So people started looking for, know, how do I get a Better return? And they started investing in junk bonds. Back in twenty, twenty one junk bond market went like this. They called the high yield ld return market because .

there's risk that become as a huge risk .

and they're only given three point nine percent. But in the world, we're getting one, one and the have and two people started to am, i'll do IT. I was making investments in private credit, could see banks, a lot of machine OS, so come values so forth of chAllenges.

They all tighten novel last ten years company's money. They go to these private actually guys, they're really good at evaluating. And then he goes to them, well, guess what, when people were you to trying to get three point nine percent on these big, risky things? I was getting nine percent on private credit.

And you know, if you own at your house and you have a fix rate, mortgage and interest rates did what they done last two years, okay, still got three percent. But if you have an adjustable or mortgage is different, right? Of floating rate.

Well, business loans are on a floating rate. So those firms that I own, but they were only company to businesses, the money to businesses, and five and six percent. Now those same, they adjusted.

They had to. So now their pain is you know eleven, twelve, thirteen percent for the same one. It's less than one percent failure rate among that marketplace. Any bank would die for that. So these guys are so smart.

so it's like less risk. Now the .

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is your money up. Here's one. Why would um .

why would you .

go if you seeking to borrow money? Why would you go to the private credit markets .

rather than a bank? Because aren't many companies are from a hundred million to three billion as a giant market, and they have a real rough time. Now if you're going to J P.

Morgan, your apple easily at money and they don't need in anyway, but easily get that. But if you're one of those smaller companies under three billion, tough to do IT banks, extremely tough to do IT banks. So guess what? They open the market for them and they develop relationship.

They want to borrow again, private credit guys know you're good. They make another one for you. So it's great for them.

But i'm not just making those higher returns. I'm also making the two and two along the way. It's my body, I think, give you a third one I always wanted.

I grew up to ly poor and always want to own sports team because I wanted to be a professor baseball player. I used to go to the digest stating way back in the stadium, back to the cheapest seats, and I always want to that. And so at one point, I finally made enough money that could participate in the building of the lfc football club.

I got to be when the early investors and design, how to design the club and IT was fun, steady and the whole thing. But the microscope I went through four year to get qualified beside your money isn't saying a new who I was passed over last three years that a few firms have been able participate in because they don't use leverage. And you can now invest in companies and get a little slice of teams, multiple teams.

So I worked so hard to have the L. F. C. Now, have a piece of the golden state warriors, have a piece of the L.

A dodgers, have a piece of gold and red socks, a piece of the of the pitch burg. We got the hockey team. I mean, it's amazing.

And what's amazing is this used to be putting bets in seats. But what this is, is something not correctly to the stock market, I think at all. When we have inflation, they charged more for that dog and people pay IT because they have fanatics.

That's what fan means vannecks of people that, first of all, you have legal monopoly. No one else can compete with you in that city. It's pretty mazing.

Second of all, you've got fanning fans there, the value of a business that there was, well, even inflation on their times. And if you know Michael Jordan paid, what's twitter and nothing, there was thirty eight million dollars for his piece of his team. And B, A teen, he just sold IT twelve years later for three billion and kept some of IT.

That's the kind of growth in the last ten years. The growth across major leap, baseball, NBA, hockey and soccer SHE ones I own together have average eighteen percent compounded per year. So give you a sense, like a twenty percent, your money is doubling every three and a half years, you know at fourteen percent about every five years.

So if you want to give to your goals quicker, these are fun ways to do IT, and they're never were available before. You won't find this because i'm aware, aware in the world because it's kind of part of this network of people. But you can become that now because you will be able to tap into this just by either being qualified or getting the education to qualify yourself and taking the test.

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What is your view of debt? So a lot of people feel like their trap because they max other credit. Ds onesta, so what do you do about that?

Well, you have to pay IT down. You have to develop a plan and spending plan and or find a way to earn more by find a way to have value, some new skill, new a little, some new business, some new new hustle that you can do on the side. But I think the biggest thing to realize this, if you take money and you borrow money to buy a flat spin TV, that's pretty idiotic because that's gona appreciate that is going to give no value.

But if you borrows some money to buy a tractor for your farm, that's going to make you more productive if you'll be able to pay back alone and be more productive and your business grow. So the question is, are using IT just to survive or get things? Are using IT to get more resources? When you use IT for more resources than that can be very, very valuable for people. But too much debt will stress anybody out and too much that we'll take any company down a threat inbound ced.

So now you've got a more reflexible view of IT. There are times when you think that is wise and time is .

one is someone only. The times that's what's it's for is IT for increased productivity? Is IT for something? Is going to expand your capacity, your scale, your ability, tools for your business, tools for your car? Or is IT just for a purchase of something that you published, you just wait on because want you to spend that money, you're paying interest on IT.

Now high interest. I mean, create cards are now just insane. They were insane before. But I know I saw the other day day, don't know it's accurate. I saw that the average was over twenty percent. Now I mean, that's in the same to borrow money at that level for consumer item.

So would you would opt out of that immediately?

I thought about I started playing that down and then i'd start to take a percentage of my income even if its super small and some use this to be an owner, i'm going to take IT off the top, even not figure out how to invest in. But I don't have that automated by my banker, by my investment comes.

So I don't see IT, i'll start to adjust and then I start to have IT and look at people don't understand, they've all heard of compounding, right? The rich as people the world don't do IT by gingrich. How many athletes have you interviewed? How many movie starts you interviewed that were rich they made? Ten million ology year can be increased to the paid actors.

To the nineties, one academy awards was getting ten million dollars of the picture, one bankrupt. We both know my ties and good friend of hours. And mike, I love mike to death.

You made a half a billion dollars in income in with bank rup, right? So that's not the way that you get wealthy. You get wealthy, but take a little bit of money over time and compound you, as I tell parents, teacher kid was nineteen.

Put three hundred dollars a month of the wet. Sounds like a lot, but they don't have any over here. They can do IT put in the stock market, average returns eight percent over time, eight to ten.

Don't let them touch IT. And if they started in in nineteen and just do IT to twenty seven years old trade bx a month, the total amount like twenty eight grand over those eight years never invest again. They're set right, let's say they have a brother.

He starts to twenty seven saying of money, three inter bucks and there is at to the sixty five. He's spent one hundred and thirty eight thousand dollars roughly in and he's done IT for thirty eight years. Not eight years has less money at the end because compounding, the first guys got one point eight million, and all they did was invest for eight years, three inter bucks a month put in this dock mark.

The second one has one point five million, but he didn't have as much time. He took longer to do what he started later, so he didn't get the same level compounding. So compounding, just like the million one hundred thirty nine million twenty six or hundred and thirty nine is both getting in the game and it's where you put IT.

And so this book is trying to show people where you put IT. And then I interviewed thirteen of the masters, the universe, and found out like what is their approach. And ironically, is what I taught you earlier and mention earlier.

Their whole focus is not to just buy a stock when it's down to buy a company when it's down, they want to buy company, right? The whole thing is how do we add value? How do we take this company and make IT more valuable than us ever been and then take a public course, sell to a bigger company.

And that's where they make their profits. And the other value is they don't drop as much because when markets go down, they can be high. When markets got, they sell because theyve tied up your money for five years.

So all your money can go in those types of investments because you need some liquidity, but it's if you're going to want to try to maximize to get to a retirement in the world were in today might be nice of the smart st people in the world on your side and be their partner. Making two percent episode them is an order on the business and making twenty percent of the opposite. Think about they have these are very few than this small a billion dollars in funds.

They're going to be guaranteed twenty percent, right? That's what the two percent going to give them. Twenty million boks a year for five years can make one hundred million dollars, whether they make money or not.

And most of them are good at making money. So in five years, I take the billion. Two billion didn't have to hire ten more people, and they're going to make twenty percent of that side.

They make three hundred million dollars on a billion. That's why there's more of the those in the fortune four hundred than any other industry. So I said there's a good pathway. Perhaps that's a pathway, and I should take a manage of as long as were smart enough to see what's there and women educate ourselves instead of living like I can't do IT and the games against me there.

Something that's actually what I I wanted to close on since we begin the conversation by my noting that there's a sadness palpable and you point me to the reality of that and then suggested upside to IT at least a different way to think about. You've mention twice the perception that people have that's grounded in some reality that the system is rigged and you can can't win. You said IT.

IT emerged after two thousand and you, I think that's right, but it's only become more profound. And people to really feel that way 是 how？ What do you say to them?

I say, you ve got your experience of your life is not your life. Your experiences of life is the life you focus on. So right now, if I want to figure out what's wrong, i'm sure I can find a million things out, hundred Price companies, lots employees, all the world given industries.

One of the chances right now somebody is screwing up. Screwing up is doing what? Don't think this should be a harder percent.

I can focus on you all stressed out. I can focus on what I can control. I can focus on what can be dying, focus on what's great, what's wrong.

Always available. So it's what's right. So we've always had problems like that. Study history I hear people talking about is the worst time in history, political. We've never been each other throats like this.

I don't have, if I wish that I could pull IT out for you, I have this right up. That's two different posters that were during the time of atmosphere. Ces jeffson.

If you read what they were saying about each other, IT looks calm compared to what republicans and distance and liberals inserted say today, we've always had its cycles. We go through cycles. And if you know cycles, they're not so fearful.

You say, okay, this is that before. What are you needed to take advantage of this? But if you just go in a mindset of, oh my god, it's work against me, I can't win that itself filling.

So you have to not be one of the many. You have to think differently. You've got to educate yourself. One of the bigger things everyone taught me, he said, look, if you want, have an extraordinary life, you need to feed your mind and not let a rail feed IT.

And so when I was totally broke, my mom kicked my dad out SHE chased me out Christmasy with the knife SHE wouldn't killed me or nothing. But I wasn't going back in that house. He was little crazy SHE abuse alcohol and prescription drugs. I like my mom and I without my mom.

but I was I, you're bigger than her.

I am bigger her. But I was five two in high school, five one, and he grabbed her and smash me. It's important liquid soap down me though I was, you know, you learn to acquires anyway.

My point is I was on my own trying to forget out what the heck i'm going to do and you, it's Christmasy and sleep on on. The element starts, rani, I sleep in somebody y's, you know, friend of mines laundry room. And then I was still so depressed.

I member gym on, i'd met him, one of seventeen, saying, every day you gotta a stand guard at the door of your mind so you should read thirty minutes a deck, not what comes to these days on your phone, not quick bit something, philosophy, or a skill, or a psychology, or a tool that makes you Better to just thirty minutes a day. It'll change your life because you review, you mind something different. What about your feeds on? And so I put this little five step planning together back then.

I didn't again back in two thousand eight, because I always come not not same numbers now. But and IT was rough, two thousand and eight. I my billion airfare were in trouble, and so was my Barbara.

I mean, we all affected by, and I do the same five step. Step one, if you want to be emotionally fit, if you want to be able to say when all housebreaking this, I can still do incredibly well. You've got to, every single day, do something to feed and your mind.

So for me, that's reading thirty minutes a day or doing an audio that's easier because I call audio net time. No extra time I can do on driving, on working out. And I got to feed my mind something different than all the crap that comes to you that's designed to get your attention and make money from you.

That's right. So every day, thirty minutes a day, and then. Roone used to hate german. One used to say to me, never forget, he said, tony goes, I got question for you. He said, if if you're worst enemy puts sugar in your coffee, what's going to happen to sweet coffee?

So what if you, your best friend, a family member, somebody you love by accident, drops one out of strict nine in your coffee? What happens? He said, you're dead because that's right.

Life is both sugar string. So watch your coffee, which he said every day, stand guard to the door of your mind what you LED in, because that's what's controlling your life. And in the second piece I added to to IT was I learned, because your mind is controlled by your body as well.

You can't separate them. So every day you're got to feed and stinks. Then your body in somewhat, you're gotta push IT beyond what you're comfortable with today.

Most people are so happy on their work. And just read the study of the days, thirty apes of the people. So I got thirty three percent from before, from the early days of covin, are totally unhappy in their work.

They wanted do something else. They don't look forward to a huge what's happened. They don't want to go to work because they were paid to stay at home and they got used to IT.

But now that their home, they're feeling isolated alone. That's because the path of least resistance, i'll never make you proud. They'll never make you happy.

They will never make you strong. You get strong building muscle by pushing in something. It's difficult. So these people are trying to have so much self care every moment and be by himself and nurtured themselves that they're not growing.

And when you're just spie yourself and you don't have something to, sir, of more than yourself, you're not going to do much. And also, we SAT forever. And the average person, what the real weight game was, I read once that at fourteen pounds, once at eighteen, aren't what's really real.

But most people gain, wait, they were sinking, doing nothing. But when you push your body to lift some weight, or to walk extremely fast order to run, or something where getting the pool where you lift to push and you get strong IT changes your emotion. Because fear and anger, the two motions that mess up most your life, your relationships, your business, your life.

And fear and arable physical, do you really fearful? One of you ever felt that in your god of the back, your throat, you know, it's physical. But so courage, courage is you scared, but you do IT anyway.

But that's also physical. It's a sense of certainty. And when you push your body, you get third, someone is listening ing. How do I have a Better year?

Third thing out to do to find some great role models because in spite of all the bs you hear out there, yes, i'm no dummy. The majority people are not happy. They're not fit, they don't have great relationships, they don't have great passion, they don't love their work.

That's not everybody. I like setting the few who do, finding out what they do and do what they do. So the same seeds read the same rewards.

So you find great role models. Role models make IT real. And then for if in your massive action plan, you've got to get your self and action, not wait to, everything's perfect.

And if you try something and IT doesn't work, try something else. If that does n't work, try something else. Most people try to didn't work and they give up.

It's like I said of people, how long would you give your average child to learn how to walk? You know, before you kind of often said, dude, you're just not a walk. Your kids going to go, what are you crazy? Your parents going to go.

My kids going to keep trying until here he walks as well. Most people walk right, so different, but that's how people's mindsets are right. So if you if you have a massive x plan to keep changing approach, i'll get there.

And then the first step to me and I did this way back then, was go find somebody worse often you and take care of them, do something for them. Yeah, because that always changes the game. So I was when I had no money in foods.

I fed two families, and then four and the eight, and then a billion years als. Now, now we're going, one hundred billion. Couldn't have been to conceive that kind of number. Then I did what was in front of me.

I had two families and have felt so amazing as one was with these family, is goes that as the person giving, and I went as the delivery person because I didn't want to send them, but I want to see the impact and to see these families, they are life's change, and their families and their children change the else and the joy and their life. And I know for me, IT wasn't the food that changed my life. He was that day when I got fed, I made a new belief that strangers care and strangers care about me and my family.

That I know care about strangers is on the reason i'm here today. So you can change somebody's life by doing that, but also equates contrast. You think your life is so difficult, and you see somebody else life totally.

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you travel the world and you realize amErica is a pretty dim, could place with all its flaws, is good at places ever in place on the earth for most people. So it's just as providing those steps, those little things you can do can change at all. And that's, by the way, what I and and that's i'm doing this again this year.

I want to just mention that people want to join us. It's the whole focus of our is a three day seminar, two and five, three hours a day, three days in a row, the twenty fifth of january to the twenty seventh starts at two pm eastern. But we have people all over the other hundred ninety five countries.

You will you'll be connected. Over a million people in our community can help you and support you. But the kind of results people got by doing that when they were stuck at home before, because you do your home with your office, with your friends, stand me by yourself.

Know one guy that the one stands out from me. This guy out, I had bring them up on screen. I interact with people, and this guy is in his bed.

He waited over seven hundred pounds. He'd been in bed for six years naked. His brother died.

He took some drugs to try to deal with that. Those drugs affecting his body, and he had breathing oxygen. He told he'd never be able to breathe my zone without the oxygen in bed.

Let's go the bathroom and never get up to go to the back and never been out of the bed. He had so inspired that he took a coating her, but like a of those little light metal things. And he started doing this little daily practice of doing these exercises.

And I game, you know, a task. I said, you do these things. You get to weaken over the bathroom.

You get to wing and drive a carin. I'll fly you to my seminar as my guest. It'll take the next level, if you walk on fire, will do the whole thing.

He inspired, he this, got muscle strength, got off the oxyde, made IT to the bathroom. I think he took three months. He's now seven hundred pounds.

He's last three and ten pounds, to give an idea, came to the same on transportation, his life. And you never we've seen IT because you never come to seminar. Bian bed had this guy that was just got out of prison.

I just some a two weeks ago and is a pretty tough guy. Tattoos Oliver's body, you know, people treat at me. He got really mean, he was really horrible with women, went to jail and got out and had a little girl and couldn't see the wind of sea.

And so he sent a goal to start changing themselves, started doing all these little daily practices. And I was some two weeks go. He's got full custody now.

He's able to be with his daughter. He is coaching other people. He attended the seminar in his truck. He was driving a truck for living going on to prison. He pull over and watching on that.

And so a woman who lost, you know, her baby, her child, two years old, the cancer is horrific, seeing her change, seeing people double a, triple their businesses. So we have amazing abilities. It's no b to say you go from where you're out, where you want to go, but you will never get there with is already against me. Somebody is right against this is true, but that doesn't stop you from me still creating extraordinary quality of life if you build a path.

Amazing tony rabbits. There's a reason your famous.

oh, I tell you, go to time to rise summit, the time to rise summer duck com, no charge for IT what's ever you can attend from everyone?

I should also say, for those don't know, tony Robinson knows more people in the world than anyone i've ever met.

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