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| Senior Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Los Angeles, CA
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hey john, i give much credit for you for stepping out and expressing your story...i also was most of my life a shy and introverted type of guy...so i understand...but yah...it's cool to see you step out and just express yourself...there may be some haters out there...but i think what's most important is that you are who you are...everyone has ups and downs...no one is perfect...who cares you're introverted...being an introvert is great because you are probably more perceptive and so forth... anyways...thanks for your honest post...it's cool to see someone step out and share his real side...much credit to you man... BJ |
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John Reese, That was very cool of you to share with us your personal side like that. I related more to what you had to say than you'll ever know. Aside from bugging you a few times over the years for some bizz.nizz advice (which I took to heart), I know you know that there are so many of us who are truly inspired by you. I hang on every word you have to say, as tons of others do too. I'm glad you are back and the passion is back too. There are many who are behind you. More than you realize I think. I too get caught up in the vocal minority and take it personally too. I think it's pride. I often pay much more attention (and give energy to) those who spew negativity about me or my stuff, rather than focus on the positive ones - the passionate and inspired ones. When i read what you wrote here in this thread, it reminded me to be grateful for the customers and followers who appreciate (or love) what I provide them, and ignore the others (or at least not let it effect me). hard to do. I just want you to know that there are folks like me who are extremely inspired by you. I hold you way way up there high on a pedestal in my little world. So, you rock on man and to hell with the vocal minority. They know no better. Also - I met Tony at the SANG event in Vegas last Spring. It was pretty cool seeing him sitting in the audience two tables away from me on his Macbook. I was nervous just saying hi. Shooting a video with him must have been a thrill. Thanks for the advice you've provided me here and there, it's meant a ton. Eric Louviere PS - who is that other hippie guy in the video with you and Tony? |
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| Internet Fundamentalist War Room Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: United Kingdom
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I've read through most of the replies in this thread and am dismayed at some of the comments. Particularly those slating the way Frank's sat on the sofa or how shocked John Reese supposedly looks. If you're focusing on that type of superficial stuff, you're missing the point. It's a bit like watching an interview of Donald Trump and focusing on his (admittedly) ridiculous hairstyle. C'mon guys - he's a billionaire - surely you can learn more from the man inside, than just looking at his outside appearance. Though John may come across as reserved, detached and some may say 'boring' - he's been that way for years and at least he's consistent. In fact, I'd be more worried if he went into the room whoopin' and wailin' and givin' high fives to Tony every five minutes. If you look at all of the big guns in IM they all have strong and consistent personalities. Maybe learn from that instead of focusing on the minutea of how someone looks. Admittedly, Frank was a bit more reserved and I was surprised not to see him almost horizontal on the sofa with his barefeet on a table. I met Tony Robbins back in 1998 in Milan, Italy and he's a HUGE guy with an overwhelming presence. I'm not surprised they were both a little more reserved. There's the message and the messanger(s). So, onto the message. It started off poorly and incongruously (for me) with the obviously made up storyline of driving around and 'dropping by' to see Tony Robbins. If you want to add some entertainment at the start of the video then at least make it congruous otherwise you run the risk of tainting everything that's said in the interview later. And the interview? Good content if you haven't heard much of Robbins' stuff before. He's been preaching the 'take massive action' gospel for well over two decades now and people still aren't doing it - including many of his own customers. Maybe it's time to change your approach Tony! Sure, belief, certainty and getting rid of internal blocks are a key factor - if you want to achieve anything in life. But pumping yourself up into a peak state will only get you so far. And motivational 'suntan seminars' only produce an effect for a week or two in most cases. Like Tony's old mentor, Jim Rohn says, "If you get an idiot and you motivate him, now all you've got is a motivated idiot!" If you're looking for the secret to massive success in IM or any other field the answer is right in front of your eyes: They're amongst the hardest working and best marketers in their respective fields. Contrary to popular belief, Frank Kern works his tail off. The surfer dude rides the waves but he ain't no slacker. Looking at the video through a marketer's eyes, it'll be interesting to see what gets launched at the end of this ride. Dedicated to your success, Shaun |
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I just watched the second video too... and I really don't understand what's so special about them. All they say is "you gotta believe in yourself to succeed". Well... duh, obviously!
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For the 10 minutes or so it takes to watch the video, in which presumably we couldn't cure cancer or solve the problems of time travel, it didn't feel like I wasted the time in invested. | |
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Excellent video. Thanks for the link.
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| Theo Steward War Room Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Geneva, Switzerland.
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Tony Robbins has been around for some time now and there's no denying his authoritative status as "getting people to understand themselves" guru, whether he uses NPL or not. It hîs proven yet again that intelligence is not about knowledge or how clever you are, but how you USE your intelligence to put WHAT YOU KNOW into action and making it work so it can help you achieve you own goals. The essence of the message is clear and has been repeated over and over again: Believe that you can and see yourself doing, actually achieving what you can and it will happen. You create your own reality. If things are not working out for you, 99% of the time it is because your own BELIEFS are creating this reality for you. |
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| KFC undercover operative War Room Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: New Zealand.
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I love this community :-) So far I only saw the Reese / Robbins video as the others just wouldn't load - must be getting hammered. Yeah not taking action is the monkey on my back. How do I kill this monkey ??? Moffat - you can do 10 million a year bro - go hard !!! As for personal change, its interesting to look at others and see the things they could change but everybody seems to be going through the motions and meeting social demands and expectations. Man there are big things I set out to achieve in life 20 years ago - still unfullfilled I could do these things in a few months with the right "ACTIONS" Anyway I'm sure many of us here at WF will achieve great things in the years to come. Tony Robbins has endorsed our boys Kern & Reese - I know Kern is after a presidential endorsement next ;-) |
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@ John Reese, I guess when your the "Big Dog" your also the big target! Good luck and leave some room for the small fish! |
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Loved the core of the videos. Super strong info and practical mindshift examples. Though it's funny people are hitting Frank and John so hard. Uh... this is pre-launch content... for Tony's product. Tony's the headliner. As Frank came in and explained (as if you didn't already know) the vid wasn't created from a spur of the moment call in car. Tony - "acting" surprised the guys showed up. Cheesy, but that doesn't change the impact of the content. M.R. |
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| Spiritual Light Healer War Room Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: West Virginia, USA.
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second one closer if that's all you got out of it. The second video tells you to focus on that first dollar to start with. Instead of going at it with a goal of making a million before you've even made a dollar, you need to focus on that first dollar and build from there. Besides, you aren't the only forum member around here. Just because YOU already (think you) know the stuff in the vids, doesn't mean EVERYONE here knows as well. You can see from the massive amount of posts in this thread that many people DO enjoy them and just perhaps it will help some people. | |
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| Space Bohemian War Room Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: The Universe
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ps. i did not read the whole thread, but love the videos | |
| Last edited by Ut; 08-30-2009 at 04:03 AM. Reason: don't know what really going on...but my love to you all anyway | ||
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| Terry Dollard War Room Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: , , United Kingdom.
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That's a great video for any one to sit and spend a few mins on.Not just internet marketers a lot of tonys work is based around modelling people who better then the three people in this vid to base yourself around...
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*HIGH FIVE*...we're alike to a large extent... ![]() ![]() ![]() Might want to try out Holosync - it did help remove to some degree the social awkwardness I feel when being with people... | |
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Nothing makes me happier and more determined than a Tony Robbins speech. THANKS!
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This video is amazing! Reminds me of "The Secret".
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Wow John, just saw your post. I can't believe how similar you are to me in regards to introversion. When I first saw the comments about you not smiling, looking intense, etc... I said to myself, "yep, there's an introvert." We tend to have unique resting faces, often sad or angry. I've dealt with it my entire life. If I only had a nickel for every time someone said to me, "why are you so quiet" or "smile" I'd be more wealthy than TR. Anyway, you're not alone and I can definitely relate. Thanks for sharing. BTW, the book The Introvert Advantage by Laney is an AWESOME book for anyone who wants to understand introversion on a deeper level. |
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I feel you man. It's all about "building more desire". The only valuable thing I've heard is to remember to ask yourself "why am I diong this?" The rest is first-class persuation to buy from them - it is not like there is something bad in it by itself.... but to take it very seriously, c'mon It's like magazine that you read to more and more realize that you are "not worthy"... look at his huge house. I'm a loser because I don't have it. What a pitty, becuase this house doesn't make you happy. The process of doing the right thing will. This why "why?" is so important. | |
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It's worth noting that I just watched this video again. It just never gets old.
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| James Pateman War Room Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Nowra (3 hours south of Sydney, Australia)
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My observation is that regardless of the field of endeavor, you always have 1-3% who get about 50% of the results, with the rest shared by the rest. regards, James Pateman |
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