“The moment you meet Tony Robbins, your life begins to change 180 degrees!”
We are revealing the optimal performance technique manual for achieving outstanding results in a short period of time.

Tony Robbins is a bestselling author with over 20 million copies sold worldwide, a figure sought out by world-renowned celebrities beyond their fields, and a mental health advisor to past U.S. presidents.
Meet Tony Robbins, a motivational speaker who has transformed the lives of over 50 million people worldwide through lectures, seminars, and other means. He's a giant in the self-improvement field, and even one-on-one meetings can cost a fortune and require years of waiting.

In this book, I will talk about powerful, focused actions that can lead to tremendous results.
In fact, the theme of this book can be summed up in one word: “Creating the results you want.”
Think about it.
Isn't this our true concern? We may want to change how we feel about ourselves and the world around us.
Or maybe you want to communicate better, develop more loving relationships, learn faster, be healthier, or make more money.
By effectively using the information in this book, you can achieve much more results than you might think on your own.
But even before that, we were already producing some results.
But the result may not be what we truly created.
Because I thought I had no control over most of what was going on in my mental state or mind.
But now we can control our mental activity and behavior to a degree that was previously thought impossible.

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In fact, we are always modeling.
How do children learn to speak? How do novice athletes learn from veterans? How do aspiring entrepreneurs run their companies? Let's look at a simple modeling example from the business world.
People use a method called 'Time Lag' to make a lot of money in this world.
We live in an integrated culture where what works in one place works in another.

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The one constant in life is that there are always consequences, whether good or bad.
If we don't consciously decide what outcomes we will produce and internally represent them, external stimuli, such as conversations with people or TV shows, will dictate our internal state and lead us to behave in ways we don't want to.
Life is like a river.
If you don't take deliberate and conscious action to always move and guide yourself in a predetermined direction, you can be swept away by the river.
If you don't plant the mental and physical seeds for the desired results, only weeds will grow here and there.
If we do not consciously manage our own minds and inner states, our environment will become undesirable.

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We often think of beliefs in terms of religious doctrines or creeds, and that's true of most beliefs.
But in its most basic sense, a belief is something like a principle, a saying, a belief, or a passion that can provide guidance and direction to life.
We can receive an infinite amount of stimulation.
Beliefs are like pre-arranged and systematic filters for our perception of the world's stimuli.
It's like the commander of the brain.
When our body and mind believe something to be true, it is like transmitting an internal representation of what is happening to our brain.

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The path to success involves knowing your desired outcome, taking action to achieve it, tracking your progress, and being flexible enough to make changes until you achieve it.
The same goes for beliefs.
We need to find the beliefs that support our success, the beliefs that can take us where we want to go.
But if a belief isn't doing its job, you need to discard it and find a new one.

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Motivating, buying, falling in love, or winning someone's heart all require strategy.
If you give specific stimuli in a specific order, you will always get a specific result.
Strategy is like a password that opens the vault of resources called the brain.
Even if you know the numbers, you can't open the safe if the order is wrong.
But if you know the right numbers and the right order, the safe will open at any time.
Therefore, you need to know the password to open your own safe as well as the password to open other people's safes.

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One way to develop internal and external congruence is to model the physiology of people who are internally and externally congruent.
The essence of modeling is to find out which parts of the brain are used by people who are successful in a given situation.
If you want to be successful, you have to use your brain the same way successful people do.
If you mimic someone's physiology, you stimulate the same parts of the brain.

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Success and failure depend on our beliefs.
Whether you believe you can do something or you believe you can't, you are both right.
Even if we have the skills and resources to do something, if we tell ourselves we can't do it, we block the neural pathways that make it possible.
Conversely, telling yourself that you can do something opens the door to providing you with the resources to accomplish it.

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Sometimes people are so fixated on what they want that they don't appreciate or use what they already have.
The first step toward your goals is to identify what you have, be grateful for it, and apply it to your future success.
There is always a way for us to live a better life.
To achieve a difficult dream, you must start with everyday steps that will lead you on the right path right now.
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Finally, there is one more surprising thing about rapport building.
It is the most accessible technology in the world.
There is no need to look at textbooks or attend lectures.
You don't have to go out of your way to get expert guidance, and you don't have to get a degree.
All you need is the five senses of human beings: sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell.

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We do not see the world as it is.
Because how things exist can be interpreted from multiple perspectives.
Our current state, our past experiences, and our 'map' define the territory.

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Discovering your own value system is arguably the most valuable exercise in this book.
Think about what you want most in your relationships right now.
If you are currently dating someone, try practicing together.

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This book talks about persuasion throughout.
I want to teach you how to develop your personal power to control yourself and persuade others.
People who know how to persuade others can be role models for their children and valuable in the workplace.
A truly powerful person is one who is good at persuasion.
A powerless person only acts according to certain images and commands as instructed.

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Infinite potential doesn't mean we always succeed or never fail.
It means learning from all human experiences and making them useful to yourself in some way.
Unlimited power is the ability to create desired results by changing your perception and changing your behavior.
The thing that can make the biggest difference in the quality of life is our infinite capacity to always be attentive and affectionate.
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My final message is to share the information you've learned in this book with others.
There are two reasons for this.
One reason is that we can teach others what we absolutely need to know.
When you share your ideas with others and hear them back, you can reflect on what you consider important and believe in life.
Another reason is the incredible, indescribable richness and joy that comes from helping others make truly significant and positive changes in their lives.

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There were two great orators in ancient times.
One is Cicero and the other is Demosthenes.
Every time Cicero finished his speech, the people gave him a standing ovation and cheered, “What a wonderful speech!”
When Demosthenes spoke, the people took action, saying, “Come, let us all march.”
This is the difference between presentation and persuasion.
I want to be like Demosthenes.
You might read this book and think, "Wow, this is a really helpful book," and feel like it contains a lot of great, useful tools.
But if you don't use it, it's just a waste of time.
But if you take action now, reread this book, and use it as a guide to move your body and mind, you will embark on a new journey in life that will make any dream you've ever had come true with ease.

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