Tony Robbins, Daymond John, Sara Blakely

Tony Robbins, entrepreneur, best-selling author, philanthropist, and the nation’s #1 life and business strategist, shares why your past does not equal your future.

Daymond John, American businessman, investor, television personality, New York Times bestselling author, and motivational speaker, explains the simple process of getting started on your first business when you’re broke.

Sara Blakely, businesswoman, philanthropist, and the founder of Spanx, explains why you don’t need a lot of money in order to be ultra successful and how ten minutes of someone’s time is all you need.

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If you’re ready to learn the power of being broke when it comes to business, why ten minutes of someone’s time is all you need to succeed in negotiation, a simple process to keep in mind when launching your first company and more, then this episode is for you! And now, let’s jump into Episode 1,305 of The School of Greatness.

Some Questions I Ask:

• Tony Robbins – Was there ever a moment where you didn’t unconditionally love yourself and, if so, when did you shift your thinking?
• Tony Robbins – If you only had time to focus on one thing: your health, relationships, finances, where should people lean on first to create a foundation?
• Daymond John – How old were you when you sold your first article of clothing?
• Daymond John – What gave you the belief that you could create this?
• Sara Blakely – How long were you selling fax machines door to door?
• Sara Blakely – What was your next step after a manufacturer agreed to make the first Spanx?

In this episode, you will learn:

• Why your past does not equal your future
• The simple process of getting started on your first business
• The power of being broke and how it keeps you successful
• Why you don’t need a lot of money in order to be ultra successful
• How ten minutes of someone’s time is all you need
• Plus much more…