Notes for Success from Tony Robbins
Today I discovered that Tony Robbins has a blog. In case you didn’t know, Tony is perhaps the most famous person in the personal development field. If you’re looking for any strategies to succeed in any area of your life, I highly recommend his materials.
One of the interesting things that Tony talks about is that everything we do is connected to everything else. You might think a certain thought or take a certain action, and discover that it led to a series of “coincidences” and results that you couldn’t have ever predicted.
This blog is one of those results. The fact that you are reading this right now is the result of the books I’ve read, conversations with Matt, and innumerable daydreaming hours. Six months ago it seemed like a good idea for our company to have a blog. And now there is one.
So, I wonder, are there certain things in your life that you value right now, that you can track back to a series of coincidences or events? Do you sometimes imagine, “What if I hadn’t met that person?” Or, “What if I wasn’t walking down the street that day, when that fateful event happened?”
Philosophers love to debate about free will and fate. I don’t know much about philosophy, but it seems to me that we are all connected by some invisible force that we cannot see. “Coincidences” can be fortunate or unfortunate. Perhaps it’s because we don’t see the connections that causes us to believe in coincidences.
Related posts:
- Tony Hsieh and Zappos
- Four Tips For Visualizing Success
- Innovation Breeds Success
- Skills for Financial Success
- A Key to Success: Persistence
Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.
is one of my favorite financial books of all time. It's an allegory about a guy who has a terrible job, and how he overcomes challenges to achieve his dreams.
Yes I discovered his blog recently and go back to read his inspirational posts – a great guy and has inspired many!
@Business blogs
Hi Business blogs,
Thanks for the comment. Yes, he is one of the most powerful motivators of our time.
By the way, I took a look at your blog. The content is great.
George