Optimist vs. Pessimist: Who's More Successful?

Tony Robbins is a #1 New York Times best-selling author, entrepreneur, and philanthropist. For more than four and a half decades, millions of people have enjoyed the warmth, humor and dynamic presentation of Mr. Robbins' corporate and personal development events. As the nation's #1 life and business strategist, he's called upon to consult and coach some of the world's finest athletes, entertainers, Fortune 500 CEOs, and even presidents of nations.

[rallo-d]

Psychology of resilience. Got it! 💪🏽💪🏽

[dulce]

I always said that 2 my brother and i cant believe im listening to "the man" of the real preaching it. ❤

[denestaveronicabaez-peters]

I just learned something new to put into practice in my life!! 👏🏼👏🏼

[stonesmasher]

Tony I just watch this clip and I got it say man this is some good stuff thanks a lot have a great day man thanks for inspiration today 🙏🙏🙏

[lovekeego]

this oddly makes sense to me, i've been a pessimist about certain things so i would be really accurate with my project, but the feedback i got reassured my beliefs and i stopped doing it, whereas even if i don't put out as great a thing but i'm optimistic about it, i end up doing it again and again and eventually i reach that same accuracy due to the reps

[eneinnocentocheme]

❤ thank you so much for this. I just learnt something new.
I m bigger and better

[floydthephilosopher]

When you work at a warehouse where you get punished for mistakes, you might be in a situation where you could use a little bit of wise pessimism, as well as hard working determination.

Because if you do more, you are bringing more trouble to yourself, and could still get written up.

And if you can't pay your bills you'll end up homeless.

And yes, i agree It's a poorness trap, but you have to pay the bills and not die from the stress trying to survive while being poor.

[timzitzelsberger]

I always said optimism is fooling yourself out of trouble really a type of ignorance the hardest thing for most people in the world is to see who they are and to see what's happening around them and embedding it's happening this is where ego gets in the way we try to defend our ego and say everything is fine when we are just as screwed up as everybody else

[SpaceCredits]

❤ these older videos more than his new stuff

[aceofslayz]

Duality and nuance is essential to setting yourself apart

[spikeboy]

Maybe I'm a slow moving optimist because even If I gauge my progress accurately and it sucks, I still have the perseverance to move upwards slowly if that's all I can do

[its_james_fitness]

Optimists lose in the short term but win in the long term

[neelamjeevan]

Praise to God jesus christ and I fallow everything with your message and all, my Father international pastor Father Tony ROBBIN.Amen

[adrianavargova]

Errr... I didn't know this... I think I need to watch it 10 times more to get the point fully.

[eyekandy]

Us pessimists always get a bad rap. I’m too lazy to look up the studies, but I believe it’s been shown that as long as a pessimist takes the time to prepare all the negative outcomes that might occur, they tend to do well and when you take that away from them they do badly. and optimists need to think the outcome is going to be good and then they do well . They are just different mindsets I don’t look at it as good or bad.

[KIMBASPIRITUALAWAKENING]

What is his goal or agenda? Ultimately I don't know what his goal is with people I'm not being disrespectful I'd like to know i.

[texassecession]

No. No. No. The optimists don't work hard cause they are optimistic. The most successful people are the realistic people.

[keifer]

Smells like confirmation bias to me. Probably just picked whatever study favored optimists

[richraymond]

Putting on a mask seems to be the real way to social success. Until they pull into their driveways and go back to their family