John Graden Interviews Tony Robbins on Martial Arts TV

If you like Tony Robbins, you'll love John Graden's new book, "The Impostor Syndrome: How to Replace Self-Doubt with Self-Confidence and Train Your Brain for Success." at www.TheImpostorSyndrome.com -Anthony Robbins and John Graden on Graden's USA Karate TV Show from 1992. Graden was a guest of Tony Robbins at his Fire Walk three days earlier. In 2003, Graden presented Robbins with a NAPMA Lifetime Achievement Award.

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[GWHS10]

He has the right he has helped thousands of millions of ppl u wouldnt dare call him fake

[tubetube77]

look at this pants

[firmingitup]

@tubetube77 It's wrong to laugh at them (teeheehee!!! :-P)

[ShinkaTV]

@johntkooz uhh... are you having a conversation without me or something?  I only left the one comment. (we aren't arguing, you're ranting)

[johntkooz]

@ShinkaTV I'm sorry but I'm not going to fall victim to what is now a pathetic "adult version" of a "I know you are, but what am I?" argument. Tony uses anchors to sell as a salesmen and to help people as a motivator. That's all I'm saying. let me ask you if you've evaluated how entrenched you are in his cult that you get offended when someone doesn't speak highly of him. "Inability to objectively evaluate a leader" is a symptom of being in a cult.

[johntkooz]

@ShinkaTV I can tell you that I possess some of Tony's anchoring ability and no, you're completely incorrect, I don't manipulate people like he does. And if I had more of his anchoring skills I would continue doing what I do.

[johntkooz]

@ShinkaTV Hey Shinka, I think he does both: he sets anchors and is a master influencer to 1) sells his products, perpetuate is cult, etc and 2)genuinely help and change people. The part 1 of his anchor utilization was what I noticed and was astounded by when I attended one of his seminars. He genuinely does hep change people (especially one on one) but I dislike how much of (an extremely effective and manipulative) sales person he is as well. I don't worship the guy, and a lot of people do.

[ShinkaTV]

@johntkucz Its my belief that Tony does use the techniques you've described, so as to be a master influencer as you've mentioned.

I think the difference is that you percieve him to be manipulating people for his own ends, rather than to gain leverage upon them to help them improve.

Do you think that's because that might be what you would do, with some of his power?

I mean no disrespect, but often times as you would know, people project their own fears/limitations onto others.

[kapil223]

hey why the hell is his paint so high?

[johntkucz]

basically, when you see someone using their hands a lot BUT doing it in a way that looks precise and as if with a purpose, it might be anchors. Also, what's the deal with pants? they have fat chubby legs, tha'ts all I noticed.

[johntkucz]

tony controls crowds with anchors sometimes this is okay to get them in good state, but he mainly uses anchors to sell his products and himself and perpetuate his mind numbing idiotic cult. I'm a scientist, isee through his ricks and I got kicekd out of a tony robbins conference. I know robbins is a cult. but as for anchors, look up nlp (quasi-rubbish)