Perfectly said 👍

action is what creates results !and results are everything!!(anthnony robbins!)

You wouldn't want to do it too much at your workplace!

@ Noel Dsouza His definition of success in this video at this age is shallow, pleasure-centered, hedonistic and ultimately an evil perversion of true success. And I say this as a long-time listener of his. He’s grown some since then

@ Miss V This drives me absolutely nuts when “experts” say this. Those things you are trying to achieve? The things you design a system for to help you reach those achievements? Those are your goals! It blows my mind when they say “Goals don’t work. Only systems work. Don’t focus on the result. Focus on the process, blah blah blah”. Are these people blind? You don’t design systems just to design systems mindlessly because systems are fun. You design them to achieve something. And that something is a goal, a desired outcome, a desired result, a wish, a dream, a product, a creation etc. Always! You always always always start with a goal: what you want to achieve. And you also must have a meaningful reason why you want that, and then, and only then do you create a system or plan for how to achieve it. It’s just insanity to me when I hear “experts” say “Focus on the process, not the result” or “Focus on the result, not the process or activity”. Ahhhhh! You need both, people. BOTH. Why the fuck are “experts” so blind to this obvious thing? Seriously. It’s insane to me. Here’s how anything that isn’t an accident, luck, fate, or miracle is achieved: 1. What do you want? 2. Why do you want it? 3. How could you achieve it? (System/plan/actions) In that order. Every time. For every thing. Goals work. Systems work. You need both, always.

@@youtubeuser3357 I like your list of synonyms

Hi Amira! I agree!

Where can one find these empowering questions?

Me too🤪🤾💯🏏🦘🇭🇲😇🤣😅🍿😎🏆🏌️🏌️🏌️

He’s a jackass. He is money motivated. His why is shallow and material. He’ll implode because the foundation is work

chess747 I seen a documentary on Netflix at the end it look like a cult

@@rafaelfernandez6294 say I! Aaiii!

Glad he is not a Hitler's Fan! lol

Actually, he's a cult leader

This aged like milk. Check out Spencer Cornelia’s video on him collaborating with a fake guru called Dean Grazozi

He's a businessman selling a product. He's not the second coming of Jesus Christ.

True

jonnyjazz123 Excuse me, Flo?

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your going into the grinder

@ Andrew Rice His definition of success in this video at this age is shallow, pleasure-centered, hedonistic and ultimately an evil perversion of true success. And I say this as a long-time listener of his. He’s grown some since then

+planbzy1 It's called "the past". Don't focus on it.

+strewf why wouldn't I? It's fabulous

planbzy1 Because it doesn't exist (so, isn't "fabulous" or anything else) and focussing on it is counter-productive. Example. Suppose you had an exam coming up, would focussing on past exams help? Suppose you were beginning married life. Would focussing on past relationships help? suppose you were driving your car, would steering it by the rear view mirror be wise? The past doesn't exist, Don't focus on fantasy. Life's too short.

+strewf if I don't focus on past mistakes I will never be able to solve issues that stand ahead of me, so on the contrary yes it is wise to focus on your past experiences, it might not be a majority position, but indeed I much rather Learn not burn.

planbzy1 Let's examine that. You say 1 + 1 = 3. I say that's wrong. Now what should you do? Past experiences have already been learned. You don't have to FOCUS on them. Robbins' hair style was suitable for the past. There is no need to focus on it now. Robbins' hair style is never important. There is never a need to focus on it.

+Jeff Royer Absolutely, Tony has done and continues to both do tremendous good and inspires others to do tremendous good. That being said, he seems to have an agenda that at every level you purchase his events/experiences there is always a huge sales pitch to go "to the next level". Both of those things are true. At the same time, Tony has, for the duration of his career peddled gimmicky unscientific nutritional advice. Early in his career he advocated "food combining", the famous "Fit For Life" crap. He then switched to the gimmicky/unscientific alkaline/energizing horespucky. I can get a great deal out of Robbins, and I might have said that upfront, but also be aware of areas where he is wrong. Can you get a great deal out of him, and still be critical of his faults?

BeauJames59 What is "horespucky" what does that mean?

+1.8.0.3.5.6.6.0.6.9.7.

Will Loomis actually, simplicity is the key. Our society tends to frame success as something so complex, where in reality, it is as simple as taking massive action

Thomas Valentine Thomas Valentine while I agree that success is chemical I don’t believe it is down to a variable such as the receptors in your brain and your ability to receive happiness and other emotions. Reason being is that say making comments on KZfaq brought you success and made you feel happy. What would happen after a couple years is that your receptors would become bored of you commenting on KZfaq and you will most likely no longer feel the same happiness in making a comment on KZfaq.It’s happened to all of us we wanted a thing as we believed it would make us happy, we get the thing and are happy for a couple days then the cycle repeats we need a new thing to feel happy and success. So with all that said success is chemical but not based on your receptors ability. Success then has to go beyond simply your response to your environment - a flower grows out of dirt . If your able to feel contentment joy and harmony in hell like situations then you are an alchemist transmuting the less desirable happenings of life into situations that can work for you. That’s more valuable than gold

Nearly endless talking

At some point, he had (and afaik still has, but it’s stopped growing) a tumor on his pituitary gland, which caused acromegaly/unreasonable growth. That’s why he’s so tall and looming, too. He talks about it in some of his seminars.

Sharmella Krishnasamy they dont take action

They dont ask right questions to thenselves. If they will ask how can i succeed hey will succeed.

He is a scam artist

george amanda HI George, Tony Robbins was 29 in the video - which would make the year 1989!