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Tony
Robbins says that thinking is a process of asking and answering
questions.
He stresses the importance of asking the right questions to
get the right answers and therefore the right results.
For over 30 years, Anthony Robbins has dedicated his life to modeling the most successful people in the world.
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computer science.
Tony Robbins (born
Anthony J. Mahavoric; February 29, 1960) is an American
motivational speaker,
[1] personal finance instructor, and
self-help author.
He became well known from his
infomercials and self-help books:
Unlimited Power,
Unleash the Power Within and
Awaken the Giant Within.
In 2007, he was named in
Forbes magazine's "Celebrity 100" list.
[2]
Forbes estimated that Robbins earned approximately US$30 million in that year.
[3]
| Tony Robbins |
|---|
Tony Robbins in 2009
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| Born |
Anthony J. Mahavoric
February 29, 1960 (age 56)
North Hollywood, California, U.S. |
| Occupation |
Life Performance coach
Self-help author
Motivational speaker
Actor |
| Years active |
1978–present |
| Spouse(s) |
Becky Robbins (m. 1982–2001)
Sage Robbins (m. 2001) |
Early life
Robbins was born Anthony J. Mahavoric in
North Hollywood, California, on February 29, 1960.
[4]
Robbins is the eldest of three children and his parents divorced when
he was 7.
His mother then had a series of husbands, including Jim
Robbins, a former semiprofessional baseball player who legally adopted
Anthony when he was 12.
His father could not provide for their family, so he left them.
His
mother started abusing alcohol and prescription drugs sometime after.
While growing up, Robbins was a primary care-giver, and helped provide
for his siblings.
Robbins was raised in
Azusa and
Glendora, California, and attended
Glendora High School.
He was elected student body president in his senior year, and grew 10
inches in high school, a growth spurt later attributed to a
pituitary tumor.
He has said his home life was "chaotic" and "abusive".
When he was 17
years old, Robbins' mother chased him out of the house with a knife, and
he never returned.
[4]
Robbins later worked as a janitor, and did not attend college.
[4]
Career
Robbins began his career promoting seminars for
Jim Rohn.
[5]
Later, Robbins began his own work as a self-help coach.
He taught
neurolinguistic programming (NLP) and
Ericksonian hypnosis after training with NLP co-founder
John Grinder[citation needed].
In 1983, Robbins learned to
firewalk and began to incorporate it into his seminars.
[6]
Robbins' use of board breaking, skydiving, and later firewalking in his
seminars is intended to help participants learn to push through their
fears.
[7]
Robbins promoted his services as a "peak performance coach" through his books and TV
infomercials.
His first infomercial,
Personal Power, was released in 1988 and produced by
Guthy Renker.
[8] Early infomercials featured celebrities such as
Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Fran Tarkenton and actor
Martin Sheen.
[9]
By 1991, an estimated 100 million Americans in 200 media markets had viewed his infomercials.
[9]
In 1997, Robbins began the Leadership Academy seminar.
[10]
Robbins is a featured speaker on the seminar circuit sponsored by
Learning Annex. Robbins appeared as a featured speaker at the 2007
Technology, Entertainment and Design (TED) conference.
As of August 2012, his talk was the sixth-most popular TED talk.
[11]
Robbins is involved with the Robbins-Madanes Center for Strategic
Intervention, which focuses on personal, family, and organizational
psychology, and claims to help people "find breakthrough strategies and
solutions for overcoming the problems that confront us all."
[12]
In 2014, Robbins along with a group investors including
Magic Johnson,
Mia Hamm, and
Peter Guber, acquired rights to launch a
Major League Soccer franchise in
Los Angeles, California.
The soccer team is scheduled to begin competition in 2017.
[citation needed]
Authorship
Robbins has written three best-selling books:
Unlimited Power,
Awaken the Giant Within, and
Money: Master the Game.
Unlimited Power, published in 1986, discusses the topics of
health and energy, overcoming fears, persuasive communication, and
enhancing relationships.
[13]
In the book, Robbins argues that by using
neuro-linguistic programming "anyone can become successful at almost anything."
[14]
According to Magill Book Reviews, Robbins develops "a systematic framework for directing our own brain."
[15]
Awaken the Giant Within, published in 1991, according to
The New York Times, the book contains "ways to take control of your emotional, physical and financial destiny."
[16]
In 1994, Robbins published
Giant Steps, a daily instructional book, in a pocket size. His' third best-seller,
Money: Master the Game, was published in 2014, reached number one on the
New York Times'
"Advice, How-To, & Miscellaneous" bestseller list in December 2014,
and went on to sell a million copies in its first year.
[17][18]
The book contains information stemming from his interviews with over 50 financial experts.
[19][20]
According to
Forbes Magazine,
the book's target audience is both beginning and experienced investors.
Forbes wrote on his blog, "Remarkably, Robbins has produced a book that
will appeal to both the beginner and the most sophisticated money
jockey overseeing multi-billions of dollars in assets."
[21]
Philanthropy
In 1991, Robbins founded the
Anthony Robbins Foundation, a charity dedicated to empowering individuals and organizations.
[22]
According to the foundation, it has products and programs in more than
2,000 schools, 700 prisons, and 100,000 health and human service
organizations.
[23]
Independent charity watchdog
Charity Navigator gives the Anthony Robbins Foundation a rating of four out of four stars.
[23]
One of his foundation's programs is the International Basket Brigade,
in which groups of volunteers across the world assemble and deliver
baskets of food and household items to needy families.
[22]
The International Basket Brigade gives baskets of food and household items to about two million people each year.
[24]
In 2014, he partnered with
Feeding America for the 100 Millions Meals Challenge, by donating the profits of his book,
Money: Master the Game,
along with an additional personal donation to feed 50 million needy
people. He also invited the public to match his 50 million meals.
[19]
Controversies
In May 1995, Robbins Research International (RRI) responded to
Federal Trade Commission
charges of misrepresentation of potential earnings to franchise
investors.
RRI and the FTC entered into a stipulated settlement
agreement, in which RRI agreed to pay US$221,260 in consumer redress.
RRI did not admit guilt under the settlement.
[25]
Financial seminar guru
Wade Cook
also sued Robbins for copyright infringement and plagiarism, alleging
that Robbins used proprietary terms in his seminars and from Cook's book
Wall Street Money Machine.
In 1998, a
Tacoma, Washington, jury ordered Robbins to pay Cook $650,900 in damages. The order to pay damages was temporarily withdrawn
[26]
until 2000, when the 9th Circuit Court ruled that the trial judge had
misinterpreted the statutes.
The verdict and damages were reinstated
with a statement that "The Court found that U.S. District Court Judge,
Jack Tanner, erred in "finding a conclusion contrary to the jury award"
and sent instructions to reinstate the award. Robbins was forced to pay
the entire amount.
[27][28]
One chapter of
Unlimited Power, called "Energy: The Fuel of Excellence", is dedicated to a discussion of health and energy.
The National Council Against Health Fraud wrote a highly critical review of the chapter.
[29][30]
In 2001, Robbins filed a lawsuit against
The Vancouver Sun newspaper, alleging defamation and libel.
The judge determined the
Vancouver Sun defamed Robbins when it called him a "adulterous, wife-stealing
hypocrite".
Awarding Robbins $20,000 in damages, the judge wrote "While damages are
presumed, the plaintiff's failure to take the witness stand and to
testify about his feelings and the impact of the defamation upon his
reputation leaves the court somewhat in the dark about these matters".
[31][32]
In July 2012, the
San Jose Mercury News
published a story reporting that multiple people had been burned and
hospitalized during one of Robbins' fire-walking events on July 19, 2012.
This story was picked up by other media outlets, including Fox News.
These reports were later retracted as inaccurate.
[33]
A similar corrective article was published by
The Huffington Post.
[34][35]
Celebrity status
Robbins had a minor role in the 2001 film
Shallow Hal, hypnotising
Jack Black's character and forcing him to view girls for their personality rather than their appearance.
He was lampooned in episode 22 of season 3 of
Family Guy.
[36]
In
Men In Black, an array of screens at headquarters is monitoring aliens masquerading as humans. One of these screens shows Robbins.
In July 2010,
NBC debuted
Breakthrough with Tony Robbins, a reality show that followed Robbins as he helped the show’s participants face their personal challenges.
[37][38]
NBC canceled the show, after airing two of the planned six episodes, due to low viewership of 2.8 million.
[39]
In March 2012, the
OWN Network
picked the show up for another season beginning with the original first
season set to rerun and thereafter leading directly into the new 2012
season.
[40]
In April 2012, Robbins began cohosting
Oprah's Lifeclass on the OWN Network.
[41]
Personal life
In 1984, Robbins and former girlfriend Liz Acosta had a son,
Jairek Robbins, who is also a personal empowerment trainer.
[42]
In 1985, he married Rebecca "Becky" Jenkins, after meeting her at a seminar.
[43][44][45]
Jenkins had three children from two former marriages whom Robbins
adopted. Robbins and Jenkins filed for divorce 14 years later.
[45]
Robbins married Bonnie "Sage" Humphrey, a
phlebotomist and acupuncturist, in October 2001.
Robbins resides in Palm Beach, Florida.
[46]
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