
The new psychology of success
An intimate conversation with Tony Robbins, Peter Diamandis and Joe PolishWhen a business is struggling, most business owners shift their entire focus to strategy. What they don’t realize is that, 80% of the time, the chokehold isn’t in their strategy. It’s actually in psychology. Strategy, skills and tools are all critical components to creating real and sustainable growth, but knowledge alone is not power. Knowledge is potential power – and power lies in the execution, which always creates greater results than theory. Execution starts with your psychology.
In this episode of the Tony Robbins podcast, we take a special visit to Joe Polish’s Genius Network, an exclusive mastermind group. Joe talks to Tony Robbins and Peter Diamandis about their core beliefs, their approach to challenging times and their path to achieving an extraordinary life.
Take your life to the next level
Joe Polish
Joe Polish is known for his ability to connect anyone with anything. His networking ability has brought together some of the most influential leaders in the world. He has been featured in Huffpost, Strategic Coach, Singularity University, Entrepreneur, Inc., Success, Forbes, Fortune and ABC. His Genius Network is sought after by high-level entrepreneurs who know that Joe’s ability to form connections will take their businesses to the next level – and allow participants to live the extraordinary life of their dreams.
Peter Diamandis
Peter Diamandis is an entrepreneur, speaker, author, innovator and philanthropist. Currently the founder and executive chairman of the XPRIZE Foundation, he was recently named one of Fortune’s World’s 50 Greatest Leaders. In his years as an entrepreneur, he has started over 20 companies spanning the longevity, space, venture capital and education sectors. Peter is a well-known and respected businessman who knows what it takes to achieve massive success.
Impossible is an opinion, not a fact
A lie that so many people tell themselves is that their dreams and goals are impossible. Maybe they want to quit their 9-5 as part of the Great Resignation but they tell themselves that it is impossible to find a business that thrives in a recession. But as Tony points out, impossible is an opinion, not a fact. If you work hard enough, anything is possible. This all goes back to the psychology of success. When someone is or driven enough, they will eventually find the solution they’re looking for.
