Tony Robbins

And so that's why I went to do it.

And I don't have a fear of dying.

I don't want to die, but I don't have the fear of it before.

I don't recommend going to just a guru or somebody like when I went down in South America, only because there are a lot of people that take advantage of women down there.

Because once you're in that state, you don't know what's... You're in a world, a different world.

So I really say you want to... There are people now.

There's a big push at UCLA.

Stanford.

Stanford.

They're all studying it now.

And I think using it in that area would make a difference.

But my point is you get the same results without it, and I'm not suggesting people have to do it one way.

Yes, of course.

I think men and women, it's a generalization, but I think they evaluate life differently.

I think most men have grown up in a hierarchical world, some women do as well, and they have an idea of where they think they should be at a certain time.

And most people are not there at times, or if you're fortunate enough, you're ahead of the game.

I got to the point probably 10 years ago where I'd done all these things.

I didn't have any less enthusiasm, but I didn't have anything that like, what am I going to do now?

And I'd done philanthropy my whole life because I got fed.

So I started feeding people.