Highway To Enlightenment

Empowernet International says:

Anthony Robbins divulges what you need to know in order to build the
momentum you need to create explosive lasting change in the areas of your
life that matter the most. 

Brandon Webb says:

People’s feelings are the craziest thing you could ever encounter. It
doesn’t make sense, it could never make sense. People are like monkeys.
It’s simple. But it’s too complex to understand. It’s crazy.

Robert Swanepoel says:

Like. 

Benir koran'ache says:

#SeeItAsItIS > #NotWorse 

masta ace says:

7:25 YAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

Daren Ganzer says:

” It is not what we get that makes us happy, it is who we become ”

You can become whatever you want to become. If you want a change, you need
to change first. 

Uncle Theodor says:

false promises based on false premises 

Beauty full says:

I agree wholeheartedly :)

Stephanie Pendleton says:

just listen

Jesse Lin says:

#1 See thing as it is, not worse than it is.
#2 See it better than it is.
#3 make it happen.
— Tony Robbins

Joshua Lelo says:

grandpa got excited a lil late @7:26 lol

CosmicFork says:

Cult of Personality!

asha alee says:

where can i find the rest of this talk?

Sumgai says:

Who do you think I am?

My drill will pierce the heavens!

Bill Holt says:

I have some peeves about Tony Robbins, but overall he’s an exemplary person.

Basically, what I don’t like is his insistence that he’s not a
‘motivational speaker’. Bullshit. He’s almost arrogant in that regard, as
if being a motivational speaker is taboo. Essentially, motivation is
EXACTLY what people seek from him. If they weren’t attempting to step up,
even from the relatively high levels of accomplishment which some have
established for themselves before ever attending a seminar, they wouldn’t
be looking for his input. He blurs already fine lines like that
unnecessarily, most notably when he makes the ambiguous statement that
‘affirmations’ and ‘incantations’ are vastly different. This becomes a moot
point if one is truly desirous of positive change. His concept of taking
‘massive action’ is the key to ridding the garden of weeds. Getting oneself
mentally driven, focused, and fortified is the same task, however it’s
defined.

Tony is all about motivation, however he wants to package and deliver his
message. He may take the experience of self-fulfillment efforts a bit
further than do most other ‘gurus’, but in the final analysis he’s still a
booster rocket for people. I don’t see how that could negate claims of him
being a ‘motivational speaker’.

There are significant similarities between his philosophies and those of
other self-improvement mentors. His style is certainly his own, but there
are parallels between him, his contemporaries, and his predecessors. For
any of these techniques and mindsets to be sound, regardless of the
teacher, they must all embody fundamental truths.

These two elements of his approach identify my mild dissatisfaction with
Tony, because all of the celebrated ‘masters’ in this general field have
dipped into the same well and drunk from the same fountain of
enlightenment. That’s why I look at him with a bit of disdain when he
speaks somewhat disparagingly, albeit with relative infrequency, about ‘The
Secret’. His presence in that project and the influence he would likely
have been able to exercise on its content value would have been positive
and immense.

Debate is certainly welcome, but I see no need to nitpick my statements. I
regard Tony Robbins and other inspirational high-achievers similarly. Those
who speak with this degree of conviction and confidence and who demonstrate
personal real-world results the likes of which they coax from others are
ingredients in the recipe for success. Their views as individuals do not
constitute the entire recipe.

I continually search for material in this genre which I’ve not yet seen. I
also return to more familiar works of Tony and other like-minded speakers
for confirmation that I am indeed making progress. That process is
motivational, despite Tony’s insistence that such is not his distinction as
a self-realization coach. ; ]

ana lucy says:

Anthony Robbins talks about your identity in this short video. Who do you
think you are?