Tony Robbins

People do things for different reasons.

Some people donate because they want their name on the wall.

Some people donate because they're guilty because they inherited their money.

Some people donate because they really care.

You don't care, just meet their needs.

And so I found, like I had a friend that was on a plane the other day, I've known him 44 years.

That person's reading my book, this is my book I did, interviewed 150 people who are the top regenerative scientists in the world, right?

So it's a big book, 700 pages, and this guy's marking it, and he's, you know, just going crazy.

My friend loves to see how people respond.

He says, so what do you think of that book?

And he goes, oh my God, stem cells and this and that, or you can't believe what you can do with your body and change.

And he goes, what do you think of the author?

He goes, oh, he seems like such a nice guy.

He took nothing from all his books.

He donated it all.

He feeds all these people, but he is rich, he said.

So it must be easy for him.

And my buddy turned to him and said, what if I told you I'd known Tony for 44 years?

I knew him when he had $10 in his pocket, didn't know he was going to get his next meal, and he gave five to a guy in the street.

and that he taught me if I don't give a dime out of a dollar, I'm never gonna give 100 million out of a billion.