r/TonyRobbins

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I’m going through wealth mastery online.
(Even though I kept asking them to postpone my ticket (due to health) to a next year so I can attend in person)

So much water and fluff.

(Emotional stories, random people with stories how Tony changed their lives).

Harris or what’s his name Australian guy is doing the whole event.
I didn’t sign up for training with him. (Not very charismatic, cringy jokes)

No info whatsoever and they already selling leadership mastery very hard Ans asking to donate money to some cause.

The info I heard so far is so basic.
Save and invest into etf. Who’s target audience for it ? The kids?

Tony Robbins and the crew need to update their programs. It’s so outdated.

I HIGHLY DO NOT Recommend!

Spend your money elsewhere.

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u/Madinochkab — 12 days ago

Hey all.

So I used to listen to Tony Robbin’s a lot when I was younger while walking the dog. I admired him.

I’d highly recommend checking this video out from Munecat:
https://youtu.be/sUP86fStX6Q?si=vleViABiQ618SxOr

I’ll keep my opinion to myself for now and just wanted to share this video here.

If you’ve got any thoughts after watching (it’s a long one I know) I’d be keen to hear what you think.

u/jellybelly123456 — 14 days ago

My feed lately on social is full of Tony Robbins. Did a little search on him and my conclusion is that he is a scammer. Not just a regular scammer, but a big time scammer. so why are people so obsessed with him? do people like getting scammed?

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u/Crusader183 — 7 days ago
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I honestly just need to be connected through whoever felt the need to comment rn. I’m having an exceptionally difficult time , but also the most insightful time of my life I’ve ever had. ( maybe my frontal finally developed) but I can’t even fully get through this video without breaking completely down. The ego has always gracefully shed in layers through time but I feel like this and episode #476 I found today has put me in like another crazy level of psychosis I’ve never experienced before. It seems like I either really have it together rn or nothing at all has changed. Idk it’s hard to explain but that’s why I’m here maybe something I hear will stick. Fun fact Tony robins is a Pisces ☀️ Aries 🌙. La native. And Theo von is born on the first day of Aries season. Isn’t the point, just throwing it out there.

u/Suitable_Vehicle_851 — 7 days ago
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Why Do the Rich Keep Getting Richer… and the Poor Keep Getting Poorer?

(The secret is hidden in the “system,” not in hard work)

Have you ever wondered why poor people often work harder than rich people… yet somehow always end up back at zero?

The truth is: poverty is not only a financial condition — sometimes it’s an old mental program.

Some people were raised with fear:
Money is hard to make.
Taking risks is dangerous.
Success is for other people.

Over time, these beliefs become your self-image.

Dr. Maxwell Maltz explained that your self-image acts like a biological thermostat. If it’s programmed for ‘lack,’ then every opportunity for wealth gets unconsciously sabotaged just to return you to the level your mind considers familiar.

The real problem is not the lack of money…
It’s that inner voice constantly saying:
‘This is not for me.’

That voice rejects new ideas about success and keeps you repeating the same results.

Meanwhile, people with an abundance mindset are mentally programmed to see success as natural.
That’s why they move with less fear, take action, fail, learn, and try again without collapsing emotionally.

Most people try to change their lives using willpower alone.
But real change starts when you change the internal program.

There’s also a moment right before sleep when the mind becomes quieter and more receptive. Watch this Wesley Virgin video.

That’s when you can begin replacing negative inner dialogue with a new identity:
someone confident,
disciplined,
valuable,
and naturally aligned with abundance.

The conclusion:
People tend to attract results that match the identity they believe they are internally.

If you want to become someone who builds instead of someone who only survives,
you have to delete the old script and write a new one tonight.

u/abdehakim02 — 6 days ago

One of the questions TR poses is how we can take something we may not initially enjoy, but find a way to do it and enjoy the process. I am curious how to apply that to this scenario:

  • My fiance loves shopping at Costco. Her reasons:
    • They have specialty items we can only find there - often in bulk.
    • She loves finding "new" or seasonal items to throw into the cart
    • She used to go shopping with her family as a kid so it has some nostalgia. (I used to go with my dad, but never really loved it.)
  • I prefer to shop at the local budget grocery store. My reasoning:
    • The checkout bill feels manageable - we never leave Costco without the bill being under $200.
    • We can buy things in smaller but (what feels like) more manageable amounts.
    • Variety feels easier - we can buy different items and are not stuck with lots of one single thing or dish.
    • I know the grocery store well and can make a shopping list easily.
    • I don't feel as tired when I leave - those warehouses are massive
    • Costco is a further drive out (20/30mins vs. 10 mins)

Additional context: I am the main breadwinner, often cook, and prefer creating a lists when shopping.

Since we will never stop going, I am curious on y'all's thoughts in applying TR's concept. What options do we have?

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u/realbillbologna — 8 days ago