Tony Robbins

So it's a frothy time for most people.

It's the most difficult time in their life because you're trying to figure out who you are, who we are, who kids are, how we do it, all that stuff.

Trying to prove yourself, trying to achieve something.

If you work hard in those first two seasons, you'll make it to fall.

44 to 64 is usually the greatest growth period of your life, which is where you can do things with your pinky that you couldn't do before, working 20 hours a day.

You have long-term relationships.

But 65 to 85 to 105 to 125, which is the oldest humans, which is the stage I'm now in, I'm about to be 66,

it's the best season of all.

If you grew up doing those other seasons.

Because now, like you have so much to give and you're not trying to prove yourself, you know who the hell you are.

You've lived it for 40 years, 50 years, 60 years.

You have the loves of your life.

You have the dear friends and business relationships and friendships for 40 or 50 years.

You can do more with a pinky than you did full time.

So those seasons in a relationship, that season, final season is one of you is gonna pass

And it's where you don't want it to happen.

It's those relationships you see that chokes me up that like your mommy and daddy, right?

Or like we have where at some point one's going to go and neither one wants to go.

And oftentimes I remember I was with a gentleman, a very famous gentleman decades ago.

He was in his 90s and he died.