Tony Robbins

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.

And you start now.

You start now and your life is different.

So I invite people to find a moonshot, and mine started with feeding two families, and then it becomes four, and then it becomes larger.

But now my economics are obviously extraordinary,

But what drives me now is all the things I'm doing, and I need tens of millions of dollars for what I donate.

I believe in concentration of power, but I don't have the limitation of thinking it has to be every moment on just one thing.

So I actually built a system for myself when I was really young and I had my

my second business, I wasn't doing well with my first one, so I started a second one, very brilliant.

It's like saying, I have terrible parents, let me have another kid.

That's what most people do as entrepreneurs.

So, but I knew I needed to take control of my time, so I took these time management courses, and they, you know, you have a little book in those days, and your A, B, and C priorities.

And I did it for about two weeks, and then after a while, I was like, there's no way I can do everything on my list.

And I was frustrated.

Who can relate to this, by the way, in your own life, right?