Millionaire Motivation by Motiversity
Jun 9, 2026 · 22 min · 11 segments
Tony Robbins delivers a powerful reminder that creating an extraordinary life starts with focus, discipline, and action. In this motivational speech, he reveals how to shift your mindset, take control…
Tony RobbinsGuest
Chris WilliamsonHost
And I wanna, I want to prime myself so whatever comes into this world, I have the best chance of handling it really well, and I, and I'm training my nervous system.
Why? We all know the two emotions that destroy your relationship, your business, your life, it's fear and anger.
So what I do is I start my day, I make those changes, and I close my eyes or I look out at the water, and I think of three things that I'm grateful for for just a minute each.
But I don't think of it like over there, like, uh, if you've m- ever been on a rollercoaster and I ask you what it's like, some people remember it over there.
No, I remember it like I'm in the front seat going over the edge, 'cause then you get the authentic biochemical changes.
And I do two strong things and usually one simple thing, like the wind in my hair or my daughter's smile or something of that nature, so I don't just get wired for only unbelievable things.
And then the second thing I do is I take three minutes and it's kind of like a blessing.
But eventually you wake up and say, "It's good to be strong with yourself, but beating yourself up just lowers your energy, and when your energy gets lower, you produce less."
You don't have the, the impact that you wanna have, nor do you have the excitement that you really wanna have.
So I look at it, um, I look at it as something that it's worth earning your own self-esteem, but it's really not the secret.
The secret is to find something else you obsess about more than yourself, and you'll have a level of energy that will compel you over the long term.
And I wanna, I want to prime myself so whatever comes into this world, I have the best chance of handling it really well, and I, and I'm training my nervous system.
Why? We all know the two emotions that destroy your relationship, your business, your life, it's fear and anger.
So what I do is I start my day, I make those changes, and I close my eyes or I look out at the water, and I think of three things that I'm grateful for for just a minute each.
But I don't think of it like over there, like, uh, if you've m- ever been on a rollercoaster and I ask you what it's like, some people remember it over there.
No, I remember it like I'm in the front seat going over the edge, 'cause then you get the authentic biochemical changes.
And I do two strong things and usually one simple thing, like the wind in my hair or my daughter's smile or something of that nature, so I don't just get wired for only unbelievable things.
And then the second thing I do is I take three minutes and it's kind of like a blessing.
But eventually you wake up and say, "It's good to be strong with yourself, but beating yourself up just lowers your energy, and when your energy gets lower, you produce less."
You don't have the, the impact that you wanna have, nor do you have the excitement that you really wanna have.
So I look at it, um, I look at it as something that it's worth earning your own self-esteem, but it's really not the secret.
The secret is to find something else you obsess about more than yourself, and you'll have a level of energy that will compel you over the long term.
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