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Tony Robbins - UltimateEdge - Session - Disc1

Tony Robbins - UltimateEdge - Session - Disc2

Uncomfortable vs Exhaustion

Full Show Notes Available At: http://www.fourhourworkweek.com/2014/10/15/mon…ster-the-game/

Part 2 of 2.

Tony Robbins is the world's most famous performance coach. He's advised everyone from Bill Clinton to Serena Williams, and from Leonardo DiCaprio to Oprah (who calls him "superhuman").

For years, you've also asked me to interview him in-depth -- so here it is! I flew to Florida to spend time with Tony in his home, and what ensued was an epic two-part conversation. It covers just about everything I've ever wanted to ask him, ranging from his breakfast and morning routines, all the way to who he'd most like to punch in the face (it's a hilarious story).

My visit coincides with Tony's first new book in 20 years: Money--Master the Game.

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Full Show Notes

The Tim Ferriss Show Ep 38 - Tony Robbins 2 on Morning Routines, Peak Performance & Mastering Money

This audio track is from my latest video "The Most Important Word Ever" Watch the original here: http://youtu.be/PIJElPStJpg?list=UUctXZhXmG-kf3tlIXgVZUlw

The Most Important Word - Audio Podcast

EVERYBODY WANTS TO BE A BEAST ᴴᴰ ~ Motivational Training

There is something that is rarely talked about in the business world and I want to start building more attention for it.

That thing is self-awareness.

I’m upset that the narrative these days is that everyone needs to be number one, own a company, be in charge. A lot of people are going to lose that way.

Self-awareness allows people to recognize what things they do best so they can then go hard on those aspects of their life. It also helps you accept your weaknesses.

What works for one person doesn’t work for everyone. I want people to learn to be at peace with themselves, to understand what they can offer, because everyone’s got something. The key, however, is learning how to find it.

Self-awareness can help you do that.

Self-awareness is being able to accept your weaknesses while focusing all of your attention on your strengths.

The moment you decide to accept your shortcomings and bet entirely on your strengths, things will change. Trust me.

The Importance of Self-Awareness

Hard Work & Patience

Gaining Momentum- A 4 - Step Process For Starting Every Day Productively - College Info Geek

THIS IS DEDICATION Feat. Elliot Hulse (Inspirational)

For my friend Thomas Frank, he got a head start by focusing his college time on making money, learning, and writing blogs about his findings and journey.  He thought it would be cool to submit a guest blog post to a reputable site only to find out they would deny him. That didn’t stop him.  He decided to create his own site.  After doing multiple blogs, one finally took off and got many views.  Then he knew he had something.

EP 95 College Info Geek Founder Thomas Frank talks Blogging and More

In this compilation&nbsp;I go deep into my lifelong strategy of micro speed and macro patience. Just because Mark Zuckerberg put on a hoodie and built one of the biggest businesses in the world doesn't mean that EVERYONE can do the same. Mark is a special breed, who built a special product, at a special time. He's an assassin as a businessman and just because it feels like he did it overnight, doesn't mean that we all can become just as successful or even a fraction of it in the same amount of time. There's no shortcuts in life and everything that matters takes time. Stop rushing and looking for the easy way out because there is none - period. Please take a listen to this one as so many of you need to hear it.&nbsp;

Why is Everyone In a Rush?

Here's 22 minutes of straight fire from my time in Brussels in February. For those that are close to my content, you'll know that every time&nbsp;I'm on the road and have some time I try my best to schedule an impromptu meetup with local fans - an opportunity for my die-hards to come out, take selfies, ask questions, etc. Love, love, love these nights and this one was no different. So many of my Belgian peeps came out and what ensued was epic! Check it out !!&nbsp;

A Meetup with Fans in Brussels

Another FIRE keynote coming at you and this one is jammed with 30 minutes of a monster Q&amp;A session .. my favorite :) In this one we cover lack of confidence at an early age, re-investing in your business, buying followers on social media, Facebook ad targeting, and a ton more. Make sure you dive into this one. It's gold!!&nbsp;

A Keynote: EntreCon, Salt Lake City 2017

A little while ago I got the chance to sit down with my man Chase Jarvis and talk about how to stand out when there’s so much chatter happening around you. Thumbstopping power is key right now. You need to be able to produce content that provides enough value that a consumer stops and watches your content instead of blowing right past it. Thinking you’re going to drive results within 90 days just isn’t going to happen. Deploying patience and keeping consistent, even if that consistency is in change is what you NEED to be doing if you’re trying to become successful. Give this one a listen and stick to it. DM me and let me know what you thought.&nbsp;:) :)

An Interview: Get Off Your Ass & Get Noticed With Chase Jarvis

This keynote I gave in London was nothing but FIRE. As you guys might know, I prefer Q&amp;A since most of my stuff is out there already, and in this one we answer questions about growing a successful business in one big shot versus slow and steady, how to decide when to say no to an opportunity, making mistakes in your business and career, and much more. Patience is key my friends. Nothing worthwhile has been built overnight and everyone selling you a short-term fix is selling you bullsh*t. Absolutely love talking in London and this interview was definitely one for the books. Please give it a listen!

A Keynote: Expert Empires London

This clip from my Udemy course is key. Once you’re able to identify and combine both your passion AND strength, you’re setting yourself up to be successful. Combining my passion for wine and strength in building businesses led to the success of Wine Library and creation of VaynerMedia. Recognizing what your strengths &amp; weaknesses are, and then reaching down into your DNA to find out exactly what and how you’re going to execute on those will without doubt push you towards success. Just because you’re an excellent marketer doesn’t mean you’re the best at creating every single video or piece of content. Look at what you’re best at and execute on them, and find someone that complements you to complete the pie.&nbsp; Listen deep to these lessons, learn them, and enjoy them!!

How To Execute On Your Strengths and Passions

Loved doing this Q&amp;A with everyone who tuned in on Facebook Live &amp; Instagram the other day &nbsp;-&nbsp;some great questions here from what to look for in the tourism industry (hint: it's BIG) to the perfect one two combo that you should be thinking of when you're creating content. Remember that not everybody is consuming the same content in the same ways. Kindness is a MASSIVE asset to &nbsp;Can't wait to do more of these with you. ENJOY these guys. and don't miss the ending ;) DM me and let me know what you're thinking &lt;3

A FIRE Q&A FROM FACEBOOK LIVE & INSTAGRAM

I'd love if you gave this one a listen, because it's SUPER important. Being self aware is something I truly believe you need to embrace and find if you want to be as successful as possible. Knowing both your strengths and weaknesses will help you get way ahead of any blockers and hiccups that come your way and there's a lot of work, time and thought that goes into figuring out yourself. Take this one to heart and embrace it. Thanks for giving it a listen &lt;3

A Compilation: Why SELF AWARENESS Is The Most Important Thing

Coming at you all straight from the plane back from my recent trip with Pencils of Promise in Ghana. Experiencing an entire different world &amp; perspective while Planet of the Apps launched completely fired my mind up; pulling from two complete&nbsp;opposites. I really focus in here on what one of the most important qualities you can have to show people your true self; your smile.&nbsp;I'd love if you gave this one a deep listen. &lt;3 &lt;3&nbsp;

EXCLUSIVE: What's the ROI Of A Smile?

This rant is for every single person that thinks they're "too old to start over", or that they're stuck in a job they hate instead of pursuing what they really want to do. At 31 I was a wine merchant buying and selling wine, and now I'm leading Vaynermedia. The INTERNET is what's enabling you to do a complete 180 and aim for what you really want. It doesn't matter if you're 25, 26 or even 54. This 100 percent applies to you, and you NEED to hear this one. Hit me up on twitter and let me know you heard this and understood !!&nbsp;

A Rant: YOU HAVE TIME - Advice For Starting Over

You meet people, you get yourself out there and you constantly try to get better. Because every time you do that, you expose yourself to potential lucky opportunities.” - Thomas Frank In this episode of Nat Chat I’m joined by Thomas Frank. Thomas was one of the people I’ve really wanted to have on since the beginning. While he was a student, he started “College Info Geek” which has become the most popular blog on practical tips for college students, whether they want to do better in school or go out and learn on their own. Since then, he’s also started two popular podcasts and a YouTube channel, and we dig into that whole evolution during the episode. We also covered:  How Thomas paid off his $15,000 college debt before graduating Methods you can use to help find work that you’re passionate about Thomas’ methods for reaching out to others more effectively How Thomas taught himself design and got started with entrepreneurship Thomas and Nat’s thoughts for people who are interested in digital nomading  And a ton more. Please enjoy, and reach out to Thomas on Twitter! Find Thomas Online:  Thomas’ website  YouTube Twitter Instagram LinkedIn  Mentioned in the show:  College Info Geek (Thomas’ blog) Napster Business Professionals of America AirBnB LinkedIn  How to Build a Hanging Desk (Thomas’ article) How to Take Notes in Class (Thomas’ video) How to Read Your Textbooks More Efficiently (Thomas’ video) Thomas’ book on how to get better grades (free) Thomas’ Podcast ThinkCon Treehouse Finish Up Weekend CodeMonkey Udemy Code Academy Stack Exchange Thomas’ recommended books for students  Books mentioned:   The 4-Hour Workweek (Nat’s Notes)  10 Steps to Earning Awesome Grades (Thomas’ book) &nbsp; &nbsp;  Recession Proof Graduate  Debt-Free U  So Good They Can’t Ignore You (Nat’s Notes)  Deep Work (Nat’s Notes)  People mentioned:  Charlie Hoehn (Nat Chat episode with Charlie) Cal Newport  1:06 - Intro to Thomas and him speaking on how he got started with design and entrepreneurship. 6:22 - How Thomas made money during college on the side and paid off his debt before graduation. Also, he and Nat are speaking in-depth on digital nomading. 16:16 - Thomas speaking in detail on how he started College Info Geek and it’s progression. 20:11 - When and how College Info Geek started to become profitable. Thomas also speaking on the major events that promoted growth for the blog and him writing a highly successful book. 30:18 - How Thomas got motivated to help college students succeed and make better grades. 33:25 - Thomas’ plans for the future of his blog and YouTube channel and him speaking on the value of experimenting with various things as well as putting in a lot of work to see things through. 39:22 - Some of the largest misconceptions about college that Thomas notices with current students. 41:20 - &nbsp;Thomas’ advice for students who are looking to make money and/or do their own kind of work. 44:48 - How Thomas learned to do web design early on and his advice for others looking to learn coding efficiently. 48:40 - Some things that Thomas wished he had known sooner in life and some methods he used to reach out to more people. 50:14 - Some books that Thomas would recommend to students at his college and some advice for getting more work done while in college. 53:19 - Some last thoughts and pieces of advice from Thomas to students. 56:04 - Wrap up and where to find Thomas online. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe at https://nateliason.com/podcast

14: Finding Work You’re Passionate About with Thomas Frank, the College Info Geek

I know you've ALL been waiting for this one. My man, the hustler, the hip hop legend Russ stops by to dive into his background, the music industry, and why putting out content at scale really does work. I admire this man's hustle and really know this is an episode you can't miss, call-in questions included &lt;3&nbsp;

#AskGaryVee 265 | RUSS

Sometimes you need a big dose of tactical knowledge to blast straight into your weekend hustle. From Instagram strategies and tactics straight to cold calling, and influencer marketing these are some of my favorite tips to get fired up. &lt;3

My Top 5 Tactical Tips For Marketing Businesses

This quick little snipped I recorded the day that Amazon bought Whole Foods is about more than just that transaction, it's about what's changing across the biggest companies in the world, and who's moving in and up versus who's moving out. Enjoy :)

A Rant: The New World Eating The Old World | My Thoughts On Amazon & Whole Foods

I'm LOVING these 4D's intimate Q&amp;A sessions we've been doing. This one's got some heavy topics in it that has something focused for everyone. Starting out with my thoughts on work life balance and then moving quickly into what separates my ideology behind Vaynermedia and other agencies. Gave my thoughts on the types of people that brands should be hiring for their content creation needs, and then dove right into converting organic growth into paid right hooks. Hope you all love this one !!

A Q&A From The 4D's On Branding, Organic vs Paid & The Best Content Creators To Hire

This quick conversation that I had with Colin, the writer on my team is the exact epitome of what I mean when I say micro speed. He snuck in between meetings to interview me for an article that he's writing for my Medium page, and I went off expanding on what "Macro Patience, Micro Speed" really means. Total fire here, give it a listen &lt;3

A Rant: Exactly what "Micro SPEED" Means

Family 1st! but after that, Businessman. Just a dude that Loves the Hustle, People & the @NYJets. CEO of @vaynermedia. Tasted wine for years at @winelibrary

A Rant: Exactly what "Micro SPEED" Means

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