Episode 512: The Best of Habits&Hustle: Jordan Belfort (Wolf Of Wall Street)
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What is discussed at the start of this section?
Hi, guys, it's Tony Robbins. You're listening to Habits and Hustle. Crush it.
I'm just going to go right into it. I don't have to do a whole.
What mindset does Jordan use for high-stakes decisions?
I'm going to put your name up. They're going to see who you are. I don't have to do a whole like I have the Wolf of Wall Street, Jordan Belfort. Google him. By the way, I am like this is one of the podcasts I've been like very excited for. And I said that off the air. No, you didn't even know who I was. You probably didn't care.
No, you're an amazing podcast. I'm excited.
Well, I'm just saying that you're so fascinating to me. I swear, like everything about you, you also look, you guys, the guy looks like he's Benjamin Button. He's like aging backwards.
How did Jordan rebuild his credibility after his fall?
How old are you?
61. 61.
Okay. And no surgery, no plastic surgery, no nothing.
No air dye. I have a few gray hairs here and there, but I've had them for a few years. It doesn't really get worse.
What are the habits that keep Jordan steady and focused now?
Well, that's not even bad for having gray hair, but I don't have really gray hair. Listen, my issues are more inside. I look good on the outside, I'm rotting away in the inside. No, I got muscle. I played a lot of sports, tennis, golf. I wrestled when I was in college and I did a lot of weightlifting. So I have, like, my, you know, shoulder. I have an artificial replacement here. And I tore my cuff recently, so I have to get more surgery. And then this has got arthritis. I got problems with my hands from golf and tennis. I mean, so, but listen.
That's more wear and tear.
That's wear and tear.
Yeah.
I've done some, like, I overdid it, especially in my 50s. I was playing tennis for two hours a day with, like, one of the top players in the world. And I just destroyed my shoulders. So, but it was worth it. I think in the end, it was so much fun and kept me fit. And, but yeah, you know, but listen, you look amazing too. And-
How about 60, though?
I'm just looking for the fountain of middle age at this point.
I mean, I'm telling you, it's beyond with you. Like, whatever you're doing, I want to actually start doing.
I've done stem cells. That's the only thing I've done on my face.
Yeah, but that's more for an injury.
No, I've done it on my face, too.
Oh, you've done it for your face?
Yeah. What did it do? I've never, oh. It's subtle. It's not like plastic. It's very different than plastic. Tell me what the- They just like, they do like this microneedling and they put the stem cells in. It's supposed to enrich the collagen. But I mean, I think it works. I mean, I don't know. It's not like where you're like, you're like, oh my God, the next, it doesn't work. Maybe in six months it's subtle, but I think it's refreshing. And, you know, I love to, I do anything I can with my own blood.
I love that, using my own- Oh, you mean PRP you did?
Yeah. No, stem cells.
In your face.
I go to Costa Rica to do it.
Really?
Yeah, and I have stem cells in my neck and my hands. I do stem cells. That's great, stem cells.
So did it hurt to get in your face? Like, was it just a little needle?
I was asleep. Yeah. And they gave me, and that's, you know, listen, I was a drug, you know, I was a drug addict.
Yeah, I know.
So I got sober in 97, but it's a long time ago. And I was really, before that, I was like just unbelievably like, you know, and I never met a drug I didn't like basically, right? So now my only high is I get to go to the doctor if I have to get surgery. Give me the anesthesia really slow. I want that Valium in the arm.
Wow.
Give it to me a little. I want to remember. I don't want to forget, you know, so I got anesthesia, so it didn't hurt at all. But yeah, you get a couple, like a little bumps for a day and it goes away and then you don't see results right away. But then over like three to six months, it builds more collagen and yeah.
It works. I want to see like a before and after just to see if there's any, like, it's probably so like you said, subtle.
It's subtle.
Yeah, it's not like... It's not like going to a surgeon and they rip, pull your face up. Yeah, pull your face up. Yeah. By the way, you just said something that's so crazy because you've been... That movie, even though it came out in 2013, first of all, a cult favorite, my favorite movie of seriously all time, The Wolf of Wall Street.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:01–0:09
2
What mindset does Jordan use for high-stakes decisions?
0:09–0:37
3
How did Jordan rebuild his credibility after his fall?
0:37–0:49
4
What are the habits that keep Jordan steady and focused now?
0:49–47:54
5
How can influence be learned and applied effectively?
47:54–47:58
6
What mindset did Jordan Belfort use for high-stakes decisions?
47:58–48:07
7
What are the key elements of the Straight Line System?
48:07–48:24
8
How did Jordan Belfort rebuild his credibility after his fall?
48:24–1:34:08
Speakers
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