Tony Robbins: Why we do what we do, and how we can do it better

Tony Robbins discusses the "invisible forces" that make us do what we do -- and high-fives Al Gore in the front row.

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[olafurjon92]

"Have you've ever been to a video or film that you've already seen? Get a fucking life"

Guilty of watching this video for the second time!

[Gabrielsound1]

basically what he is saying is YOU CAN DO WHAT EVER YOU WANT! BECOME ANYTHING YOU WANT IF YOU JUST PUT YOUR MIND IN TOOO IIITTT! I figured this out a LONG time ago ;) experians is power

[thehappinesscoach]

For a fantastic, inspirational, FREE interview with Tony Robbins go to thehappinesstoolshed(dotcom)/t­ony-robbins

[Harvidz]

Interesting, the most viewed TED talk is the one with a dirtier language use.

[wewereneverthere]

Anthony Robbins has little Personal knowledge or experience about anything, he simply repeats what others have told him about their lives, he read things and used to do reporter type work, As you can see and hear he seems to get hyper, talks about the spirit and has a fithy mouth at the same time, he panders to the audience to much, another interesting thing he appears to know everything, but couldn't stay married to Becky, he traded her in for another, so much for the expert on relationships.

[kentuckyliz]

The Al Gore moment was really funny!!! LOL

[PhatStork]

Interesting fact: many male porn stars acclaim that Tony Robbins is blessed with one of the most massive storks in the personal development era today! I've not been to one of his seminars so I can't attest. Couple of my ladyfriends from where I was working at the time however were very enthusiastic over his panty-bulge and were like teens at an 80's Duran Duran concert.

[daeywi]

@rt36crazyfists totally agree. watch the #2 most watched by ken robinson instead.

[estuchedepeluche]

Likable, enthusiastic, articulated, and fun but full of truisms and obvious things :\

[mikesomething]

@whicheverwayable i went to tony 2 tony robbins events, one 4 years ago, one 3 years ago. they still benefit me weekly if not daily.

all it is essentially is coaching and tools and discovering some of your problems and hopefully improving them to make a decent present and future life. he packages them up in an appealing way, which people can buy if they want to.

show me one athlete who doesnt have a coach ..... it has a place. dont knock it till you tried it.

[OrangStefan]

"If you harm others you harm yourself, if you help others you help yourself"... Buddha already knew that. Compassion, loving kindness, wisdom, joy and love. He's basically translating Buddhist thoughts into the modern world.