Tony Robbins

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.

I did it at 17.

I fed two families and then four and I got hooked on it.

And then I got my little company involved.

And then we got to 2 million people and then 2 million from me and 2 million from the general public.

And

Then when I was writing Money Master the Game, I interviewed Ray Dalio, Carl Icahn, Warren Buffett, all the best in the business.

And I saw at the same time, I'm interviewing these billionaires, that the government cut food stamps, now it's called the SNAP program, by six, I think it was $6 billion.

It means every family that needs food would have to go out with one week of food unless people like us step up.

So I called my foundation.

I said, how many people have I fed in my lifetime?

Because I didn't know the number.

They said 42 million.

I was like really gratified by that.

But I also was saying like,