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Tony Robbins On Advice He'd Give To President Trump

... Minutes , Brigitte Quinn , Tony Robbins. NEW YORK (1010 WINS) — Best-selling author, life coach, philanthropist and entrepreneur Tony Robbins spent 22 Minutes with 1010 WINS’ anchor Brigitte Quinn on Wednesday to discuss his new book, Unshakeable. When asked if he could spend 22 minutes with anybody or coach somebody, Tony told Brigitte it would be President Trump. “In terms of coaching, if he was open to it, I’d grab the president because he needs it. Not from my perspective just anybody could coach him right now on these things,” Tony said. “Whether you like him or not I think we all know his style … style is getting in way of substance.”. Brigitte also asked Tony what advice he would hypothetically give to President Trump. “I’d say shut up … shut up with the Twitter. You know he actually has a lot of ideas that I think many Americans who are against what he does ...

Tony Robbins’ 4 Rules For Investing

... biggest names in finance—billionaires, hedge fund managers, portfolio strategists, and the like—to get their best advice and most important tips. His latest book, Unshakeable: Your Financial Freedom Playbook , is a handbook for investors in any stage of life, from millennials to baby boomers. In the video above, he lays out his four most important rules for investors, dubbed the “Core Four.”. Robbins’ four tips for investors. Extreme loss avoidance: “Every one of the people I’ve interviewed—fifty of them, all self-made billionaires—they’re obsessed with not losing money. The average investor is trying to figure out how to make money; their focus is how much can I earn. [The billionaires] know, ‘If I lose 50%, I’m going to need to make 100% to make it up, just to get even, which might take me five or 10 years.'”. Asymmetrical risk/reward: “The idea that most ...

Your Financial Freedom Playbook Review And Youtube Playlist

... Your Financial Freedom Playbook. The major difference between these two books is with Master The Game, Tony Robbins searched out the top 50 financial leaders in the world, and went around interviewing them. He collected the interview and compiled them in a book. The feel that I get from Your Financial Freedom Playbook is that Robbins has built a solid understanding of the principals that people need to know when investing and building financial security. In Chapter 6 to the playbook, Robbins shares his view on what helps create success. “What I’ve found over almost four decades of studying success is that the most successful people in any field aren’t just lucky. They have a different set of beliefs. They have a different strategy. They do things differently than everyone else.” – Tony ...

White House Delay Of Investor Protection Rule Is 'ridiculous

... rule to protect individual innvestors' retirement accounts, Robbins said he "saluted them." Now, "unfortunately, we see the gutting of this rule," he said. "I personally think it's just ridiculous to not have a fiduciary standard," Robbins said. "It's about investor protection.". Robbins asked: "Doctors and lawyers act in their client's best interest, so how is it that in this country we don't make it about the client first financially?". More from Portfolio Perspective. Bond investors must adjust their expectations. The regulation applies to individual retirement accounts, as well as rollovers out of company-sponsored 401(k) retirement plans. "The Trump administration is looking to roll back the DOL rule, and I think this is a ridiculous debate," said Peter Mallouk, president and CIO of Creative Planning. "The rule is really just some ...

Tony Robbins Says He Always Does The Same Thing After Making A Big Decision

... about it, Robbins explained. Otherwise, he might lose momentum and never make any progress toward his goal. Robbins said he put this tip into action recently, when he was in a meeting about buying a particular company and potentially combining it with another company. When the meeting time was up, he was being rushed to go to his next appointment — but before he left the first meeting, he made sure to call the company representative and schedule a meeting with him. "I didn't leave the meeting without an action item for the future," Robbins told Altucher. Here's why. "When you get in state, when you're excited about something, you're ready to do it, you're inspired, or you got the plan, and then you don't do something in that moment, you lose your momentum. You end up someplace else. Something distracts you.". Robbins' observation about being "in state" — something like being in the zone — closely mirrors Stanford psychologist B. J. Fogg's observations about motivation. Fogg uses the term " motivation wave " to describe the inevitable fluctuations in our motivation. The idea is to take advantage of motivation when you do have it, to make good ...

The Book That Changed Tony Robbins' Life

... mother for everything that was wrong in my life. She was addicted to alcohol and prescription drugs. She also was abusive and would smash my head into a wall or fill my mouth with liquid soap until I threw up because she thought I was acting out of line. I never talked about her while she was alive, and I still love her to this day. The fact is if my mother had been the mother I hoped for, I wouldn’t be the man I am proud to be today. All of this is inside me somewhere, driving me to visit 14 countries in a year and work 50 hours on a weekend. I suffered so much, I didn’t want anyone else to suffer and I was obsessed with finding answers. Now I am obsessed with having the answers and sharing those answers. What other books do you consider required reading. I would say As A Man Thinketh, by James Allen, is another classic that I recommend to everyone. I also love The Fourth Turning, which is about the cycles of history. It talks about how history repeats itself and how the oldest person remembers those events. They remember the financial crisis, and they ...

Trump Is Leaving Investors To Rescue Their Own Retirement

... they charge back to investors. You’re on the right track when you find an actual RIA. But make sure he or she is unaffiliated with a broker-dealer, and get that in writing. An RIA who is a fiduciary is paid to give advice, pure and simple. A broker, on the other hand, gets paid a commission for selling financial products. This isn't an indictment of the many well-intentioned people who are brokers. But at the end of the day, many of them work for firms that have a vested interest in making as much money as possible for themselves and their shareholders—not for you, their client. By contrast, a fiduciary advisor must put your interests first. Does it make that big a difference in the end? Consider this, according to America’s Best 401(k): Two neighbors who invest the same amount and generate identical investment returns over 30 years will have wildly different outcomes , depending on how much they each pay in fees. Assuming 8% gross annual returns, the neighbor paying 1% in fees will have 76% more money on ...

A $15,000 Retreat Claims It Teaches People Like Tony Robbins How To Control Their Own Brain Waves

... Psychophysiology and Biofeedback's ranking of whether treatments work. David Rabiner , a professor of psychology and neuroscience at Duke University, told Business Insider that over the past decade he's seen "a number of additional studies of neurofeedback treatment for ADHD that have been published and many have yielded supportive results.". Interestingly, Biocybernaut's website does list attention deficit disorder as one of the clinical applications of its technology. Miller told me that most of Biocybernaut's clients are CEOs, professionals, and "young 20-somethings who want to expand their lives.". '20 years of meditation in 7 days'. Biocybernaut holds regular retreats in Sedona, Arizona; Bavaria, Germany; and Victoria, British Columbia. There, customers spend a week doing various forms of the treatment. In darkened ...

Kim And Kanye Attend Tony Robbins 'turn Fear Into Power' Seminar

... Family day out: Kim and Kanye weren't alone on their journey as sisters Khloe, Kourtney and Kendall joined for the event. Kim and Kanye weren't alone on their journey as sisters Khloe, Kourtney and Kendall joined for the event. Khloe made sure to document their time on Snapchat with several videos and photos, which she captioned: 'Best day ever!'. In the snap Kourtney and Kendall can't hide their excitement as they scream and yell with their hands in the air. Having a blast: In the snap Kendall can't hide her excitement as she screams with their hands in the air. Bonding time: The sisters all seemed happy to be in each others company for the event. Powerful: The event is 'designed to help.unlock and unleash the forces inside'. Kourtney got in on the action too as she filmed the sisters attending the seminar. The Diamond Premiere package costs about $3,000 and includes onsite sessions, a Firewalk experience, seating on the floor, and 'ultimate edge interactive.'. The event is 'designed to ...

Tony Robbins Explains How To Bring Up An Awkward Conversation Every Couple Needs To Have

... Recession people distrusted banks and the stock market and were largely ignorant of how their money works for them. And as he mentioned in a recent Facebook Live Q&A at Business Insider's New York offices, being educated about your own finances isn't enough if you're in a relationship. In the Q&A, Robbins discussed principles from his new book " Unshakeable ," a much slimmer version of his 2014 book " Money: Master the Game ," with additional insights from Peter Mallouk, who was rated the No. 1 wealth adviser in the US by Barron's three times and who brought Robbins into his firm , Creative Planning, in 2016. A viewer asked Robbins how she could begin a dialogue with her partner about each other's finances. She said it was difficult because her partner wasn't forthcoming. Robbins said a primary reason couples feel uncomfortable talking about their money with each other is that one or both sides are fearful of judgment that they won't trust. "If you try to tell your partner things, and your partner loves you but doesn't think this is your expertise — and for most people, it's not their expertise" — then ...

The Head Of The World's Largest Hedge Fund Told Tony Robbins His Best Investing Advice For The Average Person

... "Before you try to beat the market, recognize that your likelihood of being successful is extremely small and ask yourself if you spent the time to train and prepare to be one of the few who actually wins," Dalio told Robbins. "If you know your limitations, you can adapt and succeed," Dalio said. "If you don't know them, you're going to get hurt.". Which leads to the next point. Bridgewater founder, chairman, and co-CIO Ray Dalio. Larry Busacca/Getty. In the Facebook Live Q&A, Robbins said that Dalio told him that "people tend to invest in what heard about, what they read about, or what their family did" — and that's a mistake. "The problem is, every single asset class that you love will have a day where it drops 50 to 70% in a day," Robbins said. "Dalio showed me this statistically on every asset you can look at. And he said, Tony, if it's later in life, you have no time to make up for ...