“Our entire life changes in a moment.” Tony Robbins helps people who want to improve their lives. Their careers. Their love life. Their body. Their mind. The reason Tony Robbins is so effective is that he is managed to distill a lot of information about high performance into a message that resonates with millions of people.
If you have Netflix, you have probably watched the 2016 documentary “Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru.” The film follows Tony Robbins over the period of six days, both backstage and on stage, during his “Date With Destiny” seminar. By watching the film, not only can you learn somebody’s concepts, but you can learn about the man.
You see how he treats members of the public. You see how he treats his staff. You see how he treats the members of his audience. You see how he prepares. What you’re left with is a portrait of a very empathetic man, who knows how to connect to people, and who is in absolute control of his own life.
What we’ve done in this book, is take Tony Robbins’ philosophies and concepts and organize them in a fashion in which you can learn the maximum amount about his life improvement strategies in a minimum amount of time. We’ve essentially “bullet-pointed” Tony Robbins and his methodology for improving your life. His methods work. That’s why 200,000 people a year pay a lot of money to attend his seminars. That’s why world leaders, entrepreneurs, political leaders, and normal everyday people listen to what he says, and more importantly, act on his message.
ABOUT 25 MINUTE GUIDES
25 Minute Guides™ are a series of short guides intended to help you get a quick start in understanding business and lifestyle concepts. They are literally intended to be read in one sitting in 25 minutes. We did this for a reason.
One of our founders is a public speaker. He has noticed that people can pay attention for about 25 minutes if you are trying to teach them something. The TED speeches illustrate this too, as they are limited to less than 20 minutes, yet can deliver some amazing information in that amount of time.
The average American reads about 300 words per minute, so, at 25 minutes, our guides tend to be 5,000-7,500 words long. There are 400-600 words chapters, which “chunk” concepts, and are easy to comprehend. We believe this is the most effective way to learn, and is modeled after the Cornell Notetaking System.
James Patterson, the world’s best selling author, thinks this way too. There are, on average, 640 words in each chapter of one of his dozens of books. Clearly he’s on to something. Although, some have argued, what he is “onto” is the fact that people read about 600 words in bed at night before they fall asleep.
We structure each of the chapters on the work of Michael Alley at Penn State, the father of the Assertion-Evidence method of presentation, in which each chapter starts of with a fact/assertion, which we then provide about 400 words of evidence for.
We priced these books to cost the same as a small Caffe Latte at Starbucks (called “Tall” go figure), but to deliver value to you that far surpasses the value you would get from a small cup of Joe.
We hope these books help you quickly grasp, or at least get the gist of, a subject that you are interested in. We’ve succeeded if you say “Yeah, I get that now” after one of our books.
If you have Netflix, you have probably watched the 2016 documentary “Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru.” The film follows Tony Robbins over the period of six days, both backstage and on stage, during his “Date With Destiny” seminar. By watching the film, not only can you learn somebody’s concepts, but you can learn about the man.
You see how he treats members of the public. You see how he treats his staff. You see how he treats the members of his audience. You see how he prepares. What you’re left with is a portrait of a very empathetic man, who knows how to connect to people, and who is in absolute control of his own life.
What we’ve done in this book, is take Tony Robbins’ philosophies and concepts and organize them in a fashion in which you can learn the maximum amount about his life improvement strategies in a minimum amount of time. We’ve essentially “bullet-pointed” Tony Robbins and his methodology for improving your life. His methods work. That’s why 200,000 people a year pay a lot of money to attend his seminars. That’s why world leaders, entrepreneurs, political leaders, and normal everyday people listen to what he says, and more importantly, act on his message.
ABOUT 25 MINUTE GUIDES
25 Minute Guides™ are a series of short guides intended to help you get a quick start in understanding business and lifestyle concepts. They are literally intended to be read in one sitting in 25 minutes. We did this for a reason.
One of our founders is a public speaker. He has noticed that people can pay attention for about 25 minutes if you are trying to teach them something. The TED speeches illustrate this too, as they are limited to less than 20 minutes, yet can deliver some amazing information in that amount of time.
The average American reads about 300 words per minute, so, at 25 minutes, our guides tend to be 5,000-7,500 words long. There are 400-600 words chapters, which “chunk” concepts, and are easy to comprehend. We believe this is the most effective way to learn, and is modeled after the Cornell Notetaking System.
James Patterson, the world’s best selling author, thinks this way too. There are, on average, 640 words in each chapter of one of his dozens of books. Clearly he’s on to something. Although, some have argued, what he is “onto” is the fact that people read about 600 words in bed at night before they fall asleep.
We structure each of the chapters on the work of Michael Alley at Penn State, the father of the Assertion-Evidence method of presentation, in which each chapter starts of with a fact/assertion, which we then provide about 400 words of evidence for.
We priced these books to cost the same as a small Caffe Latte at Starbucks (called “Tall” go figure), but to deliver value to you that far surpasses the value you would get from a small cup of Joe.
We hope these books help you quickly grasp, or at least get the gist of, a subject that you are interested in. We’ve succeeded if you say “Yeah, I get that now” after one of our books.
