I Asked Tony Robbins How to Go From Broke to Billionaire

This week, I had the opportunity to interview THE Tony Robbins.

And since a lot of entrepreneurs want to get better at investing what they make in business… I asked him how billionaires invest…

This is what he said…

Tony is on a mission to help millions of people access the same investment opportunities as he and his billionaire friends.

He’s built more companies than you can count…

He’s been investing for decades…

And in today’s episode, he shares his golden rules about investing as well as the strategies he is personally using right now.

Ready to uncover these insights?

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:48 How to Get What You Want
5:03 Why "The Holy Grail Of Investing"
12:03 Getting Access to Deals
17:55 The Best Investment Categories
24:15 What The Rich Do Different
31:47 Having a Child at 61 Years Old
36:15 How to Get The Book

[Casey-summer]

Success depends on the actions or steps you take to achieve it. Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future.., I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life!!

[JenniferDavis]

As an enthusiastic investor, I often consider the strategies and pathways that enable successful investors to accumulate wealth in the millions. While I have a substantial initial capital, I am unsure about the specific tactics or avenues that would enable me to achieve gains surpassing $400k, akin to those achieved by several others recently.

[tonysilke]

This is quite educational. It's crucial for newcomers to keep in mind that the financial markets are highly irrational in the short run. You should constantly be ready for the unexpected. That is how chance operates. Because of the inherent risks in the market, I always favor long-term investments.

[PotBellyPete]

I just hit $100, 000 net worth this last quarter from saving and i plan to invest in the stock market to see it grow in the next 3 years. What is the best way to navigate the stock market as a newbie?

[fredm]

You're prolly broke because you procrastinate a lot. If you take your life seriously, you will see a permanent improvement. I started investing with consistency at 38. I currently have over $3 million in my retirement account at the age of 51. If i'd started earlier, I'd have more today. Consult with a good strategist for a start if you dont know where to look. Good luck

[quickcinemarecap]

00:01 The most important decision in investing is your philosophy.
01:52 Clarity and strong reasons drive progress
05:04 The book is the final of a trilogy, designed to provide value to both beginners and experienced investors
06:54 Asset allocation is crucial for investing success.
10:29 Private assets outperform public stock markets.
12:24 Invest in private equity firms for wealth
16:01 Access to investment shouldn't be limited by wealth.
17:41 Tony Robbins' favorite investment strategies
21:00 Tony Robbins invested in multiple sports teams and discusses the changing dynamics of sports team ownership.
22:40 Sports team ownership provides significant financial opportunities
26:02 Value and contribution determine financial success
27:40 Focus on adding value to others to build a successful and proud brand.
31:08 Creating an irresistible offer that over delivers for customers.
32:50 Using events and seminars to reach and help millions of people worldwide
35:53 Tony Robbins continues to push the boundaries of what's possible at different ages

[damienadam]

This is not from broke to billionaire, it's from millionaire to billionaire at best

[gujjarpur]

After hearing Tony Robbins speak, I reassessed my own content schedule to see what might occur in a month. He gives a lot of real advice on finding people that follow their dreams and finding out how they got there. I'm in that situation at the moment and thanks to Meghan Rabuse's great advice and understanding in negotiating these complications.🥰

[BlessingJohn-pvhn]

After so much struggles I now own
a new house and my family is happy once again everything is finally falling into place!!

[Vanessa]

Great video!, it’s hard to nail down specific predictions for the housing market is because it’s not yet clear how quickly or how much the Federal Reserve can bring down inflation and borrowing costs without tanking buyer demand for everything from homes to cars.

[ScottJLetourneau]

A great interview, Dan! I loved your questions to Tony that led to his detailed sharing of the model of the best investors in the world and how that applies to all of us. I attended my first UPW in 1992 and Mastery in 1993 (and UPW three other times). Tony has been a life changer for my family and me. Great work!

[ArnoldBabcock]

Tony Robbins is a hero to Most people who grew up without wealth. His books, wisdom, and leadership are exactly what everyone needs in the modern-day era. Taught me how to 5x my income so I can live more, give more, and be more. Thanks, Tony!

[Danny-fshk]

Tony Robbins is the gift that keeps on giving!

[buffett]

I was reading this guys books in 1995. He's come a long way. Bravo.

[DGrafov]

Superb content with another quality guest! Thanks, Dan!🔥🔥🔥

[tradebabeofficial]

What a wonderful interview. I will certainly be reading his new book when it comes out! I also loved how he says people are the same on the soul level but different when it comes to what they bring to the marketplace. Jim Rohn being one of his teachers has also been a teacher of mine throughout the years. Good job Dan!

[AzharRizvi]

One of the best interviews with Tony Robbin, thanks for sharing!

[danielshaw]

I understand mindset is the beginning of success. Starting out broke is a massive challenge, living month to month, "investing" a small about like $5000 is massively stressful, the fear of losing ones savings can make a person stay in the study phase for years, never moving forward.

[therealedgardososa]

Quite the monologue, luckily he’s a good speaker. Would love to see more of a conversation in these interviews.

They’re all the same.

[choixmelchoir]

Brilliant Interview! Amazing insights and content!