3 Success Habits That Will Guarantee Powerful Results EP 1472
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Bob Proctor shares stories about science and mindset to speak wisdom into the hearts of millions of people around the world. In this interview, we talk about why faith over fear is one of the main keys to success, the power of setting hard goals that will help you grow, why realistic goals are things you should never set, how we can reprogram our minds instead of allowing our minds to be run by fear, and so much more.
Tony Robbins knows all about how to have breakthroughs in the areas of business, life, and love. In this episode, we discuss three habits Tony wishes he knew in his twenties and thirties, why loving yourself is not the secret to success, the key to “stacking the positives” in your life, parenting mistakes we are making in this generation, and so much more.
Robin Sharma is a globally-recognized humanitarian who has been helping people realize their native gifts for over 20 years. Widely considered to be among the top 5 leadership experts in the world, Robin’s expertise and work have been embraced by clients ranging from NASA to HP, Starbucks, and even Yale. Robin possesses the unique ability to engage an audience while offering advice and insights that ultimately lead individuals to perform their best work, and organizations to become unbeatable.
In this episode you will learn,
- Why your story about yourself could be what’s holding you back.
- How to transition from a victim to a hero in your own life.
- The best habits that most people are unwilling to build.
- How faith over fear is key to success
- How intuition informs us every day
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Tony Robbins’ full episode – https://link.chtbl.com/1218-pod
Robin Sharma’s full episode – lewishowes.com/988
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