Name Recognition- Tony Robbins
Is Tony Robbins a recognized name?
Do you know who it is?
Imagine being recognized, every place you go. You go out for a cup of coffee, and people recognize you. You go grocery shopping, and people recognize you. You walk through the airport, and you're recognized.
I first learned of Tony Robbins, in the 70s after I graduated from high school. I am sure, my first impression was his late night infomercials on personal development.
That was almost 40 years ago.
The only thing I ever bought from Tony Robbins, was his book "Money: Master the Game."
Now I am going to take some training from a Tony Robbins coach. I will be investing in a six month program, starting very soon.
Do you recognize the name Tony Robbins?
Have you ever purchased any of his products, or attended any of his events?
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I knew the name, but didn’t get to know about him until last year. Since then I have attended 2 of his events, and are currently in a program at RobbinsMadanes Center.
Good luck with the training 😃👍.
Roy
Hi Brad
I met Tony Robbins in the early 80s (not at an event but through an NLP friend in London) shortly after I had completed 3 levels of NLP training. His natural assets (good looking, 6'7") have a huge impact wherever he goes. I haven't seen him since then. He has achieved an enormous reputation mostly positive and a little negative. I hope you enjoy the training and am very interested to hear how it goes if you are willing to share.
:-)
Richard
I heard of him yes but I will never buy any of products or attend his events. To me he doesn't sound genuine at all.
I have listened to many talks on YouTube. He is definitely an amazing motivational speaker. His life story is also amazing in unconventional.
I have never purchased any of his products.
I hope you will share with us your experience with his program.
Wish you lots of sales in 2021!
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Never met the man, yet watched his infomercials in the early 80s, as cable TV filled the early morning hours...
Have followed from afar, until recently when I was able to attend a free live showing of an event.
Six month training? That sounds intense. I wish you great success, Brad.
Rudy