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Tony Robbins' Best Piece Of Financial Advice | Money | TIME

[dawnmockeridge]

Every single time Tony R opens his mouth, he spouts a number of motivations in whatever niche there is.

[zzz_ttt_]

I bought goji berry seeds for 25 cents. From the seeds grew 20 bushes in 1 year and the price of 1 bush is 3$ in the stores. From 0.25$ I got 60$. This is 240X growth. In two years I will get 2-3 pounds of berries per bush if I keep them. They can produce cash flow too ;). Nature gives you 100X returns + health.

[xuchilbara]

actual advice without trying to sell you something:
1. "what system do you live in?": know the laws of your country. know how your countries taxing system works. think of it as the manual of a video game. there are gray areas
but it is important to know "how the game works"- so to speak
2. know your countries "cultural values". sounds trivial, but different cultures have different things they value and their demographic group are willing
to give "general trading currencies" (aka money) in order to acquire the good, which in their eyes represents that value (a german car is valued differently than a japanese one depending on the demographics value system, even if the japanese car was cheaper and had the same specs) - a brand is a symbol for something
3.please your surroundings, but secretly plan to overtake: let's face is: YES you can be very rich etc. even without a degree in the stems, yet your "supervisors" still take a look at your grades, accomplishments etc. because companies dont have the time to interview each and everyone on a sunday's brunch. please the expectations of those who are superior to you (even if you hate it, such is life) but secretly work on your own goals. the reason is: you need a job that pays good enough to give you excess money yet still leisure time for you to plan your own venture and creative projects.
4. you can never NOT take a risk. even if you'd do nothing, it would still be a risk because doing nothing = achieving nothing. yes there are these underdog success stories of people who did an 180 but dont be fooled: there are 1000 times more people who failed, and their stories never get told. so yeah - there is no guarantee of success in life even if you follow every advice in the books. because even if you DID follow the same advice as everyone else: it would only mean there are now more competitors using the same tactics as you do, so the better man will win anyway.
- cheers:
a guy from the internet, whos advice will not be taken anyway because online: EVERYBODY is right and wrong depending on who reads this.

[septamush]

This guy is the bomb! Inspiring and smart! "The quality of your life is the quality of your relationships." - Tony Robbins
This words are lived by podcast shows such as Tim Ferris show, Pioneers of Insight and Lewis Howes.

[thinlet]

"Think about the least risk with greatest reward approach". Well ain't we all a bunch of suckers to think otherwise

[saroshzahra]

Only when i learn this did i start to succeed.

[ericwarren]

Hi Tony. Firstly I want to express my gratitude for your ceaseless pursuit of helping everyone you can to be the best they can be.

I wonder if you could help me though. I've just started your latest book 'Money-Master The Game'. I've watched several interviews in which of course you talk about the book which has only served to excite me more for the read.

Here's the question, I live in Canada. Do you or will you have parallel resources for Canadians or other folks from other countries in a future revision of this book or listed on a website?

Thank you in advance for your consideration.

[nothingiseasy]

tony, i guess everyone can't create innovation, but I do.

[cjpotts]

I expected tiny Robin from teen Titans go

[leehayden]

So, I have a name and it is not Helium Head, or any such nonsense. I am a citizen of this country and I believe in what it stands for. We the People have a right not to be subjected. That includes from Domestic duality as well. One nation Under the idea that we are all the bloom of our best abilities and the Light of triumphs past. Not anothers script.

[ricoadventuravideos]

In a world of media nonsense he never lets me down...except for shallow Hal of course

[leehayden]

i do not have to agree with what has happened. and I dont.