The Tony Robbins Seminar - Is it Worth It?
Tony Robbins is a fraud.
There's no way he could possibly always be that enthusiastic.
And the stories of these people he supposedly helped -- they have to be made up, don't they? That's what I used to think.
I'll be honest, I was never a believer in Tony Robbins or his methods until one day when I borrowed an audio program of his called Get the Edge.
I went into it with a healthy dose of skepticism.
Like I said, I had seen Robbins' infomercials and basically was of the opinion that he was a snake-oil salesman and wouldn't last very long when people found out the truth about him.
Looking back on that now, I'm actually kind of embarrassed that I didn't give the guy a chance, and lumped Robbins in with so many of the other self-improvement gurus out there who talk a good game but rarely produce results.
But like I said, that all changed when a friend of mine loaned me that program and I forced myself to listen to at least the first CD.
From that point on, I was a believer.
By the way, before I get too deep into this story, I want you to know that in a minute I'm going to show you how to save a ton of money on any Tony Robbins seminar that you attend by getting a buy-one-get-one-free deal.
This can literally save you hundreds or even thousands of dollars, so you're going to want to stay tuned for that.
Now, I just want you to understand where I'm coming from.
I've said this many times in the articles I've written, and I'm not ashamed to admit that I've gone through a lot of rough patches in my life.
In fact, I'm sure I never would have even been exposed to Robbins had it not been for the fact that a few years ago I was completely lost and going nowhere in my life.
I won't get into all of the boring details, but let's just say that I was definitely searching for something -- anything that would help me turn my life around and reach the potential that I always believed I had, but had never even come close to reaching.
Enter Tony Robbins.
Like I said, I definitely wasn't expecting much, if anything, from that program that first exposed me to what he's all about.
But I honestly have to say that it was one of the turning points in my life.
I had never before been exposed to anyone in the self-improvement industry who actually cared about the results that you got, as opposed to just selling more feel-good nonsense.
And this kind of results-oriented approach carries over in spades when you attend one of his seminars.
Robbins isn't happy just getting you fired up and injecting a little bit of temporary motivation that disappears a day or two after you leave the seminar.
Robbins is honestly all about helping you make lasting and permanent change.
I could go into a ton of examples from his pre-recorded material as well as his live seminars, but I really can't do it justice here.
It's something that you honestly have to take on faith at first and just let the message sink in, and then watch the changes in yourself first-hand.
There's no way he could possibly always be that enthusiastic.
And the stories of these people he supposedly helped -- they have to be made up, don't they? That's what I used to think.
I'll be honest, I was never a believer in Tony Robbins or his methods until one day when I borrowed an audio program of his called Get the Edge.
I went into it with a healthy dose of skepticism.
Like I said, I had seen Robbins' infomercials and basically was of the opinion that he was a snake-oil salesman and wouldn't last very long when people found out the truth about him.
Looking back on that now, I'm actually kind of embarrassed that I didn't give the guy a chance, and lumped Robbins in with so many of the other self-improvement gurus out there who talk a good game but rarely produce results.
But like I said, that all changed when a friend of mine loaned me that program and I forced myself to listen to at least the first CD.
From that point on, I was a believer.
By the way, before I get too deep into this story, I want you to know that in a minute I'm going to show you how to save a ton of money on any Tony Robbins seminar that you attend by getting a buy-one-get-one-free deal.
This can literally save you hundreds or even thousands of dollars, so you're going to want to stay tuned for that.
Now, I just want you to understand where I'm coming from.
I've said this many times in the articles I've written, and I'm not ashamed to admit that I've gone through a lot of rough patches in my life.
In fact, I'm sure I never would have even been exposed to Robbins had it not been for the fact that a few years ago I was completely lost and going nowhere in my life.
I won't get into all of the boring details, but let's just say that I was definitely searching for something -- anything that would help me turn my life around and reach the potential that I always believed I had, but had never even come close to reaching.
Enter Tony Robbins.
Like I said, I definitely wasn't expecting much, if anything, from that program that first exposed me to what he's all about.
But I honestly have to say that it was one of the turning points in my life.
I had never before been exposed to anyone in the self-improvement industry who actually cared about the results that you got, as opposed to just selling more feel-good nonsense.
And this kind of results-oriented approach carries over in spades when you attend one of his seminars.
Robbins isn't happy just getting you fired up and injecting a little bit of temporary motivation that disappears a day or two after you leave the seminar.
Robbins is honestly all about helping you make lasting and permanent change.
I could go into a ton of examples from his pre-recorded material as well as his live seminars, but I really can't do it justice here.
It's something that you honestly have to take on faith at first and just let the message sink in, and then watch the changes in yourself first-hand.
