Name: Tony Robbins - Musím vs. Měl bych:Síla jasnosti a smyslu () (Tony Robbins - Musím vs. Měl bych: Síla jasnosti a smyslu)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T04:49:45.000Z
Duration: 8 min 12 s
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So what we've got to do is make that change in those standards.

That's where the shifts happen; doesn't happen in any other place

If you want to make a difference in people's lives, it all comes down to:

what are the things that are 'musts' for you versus 'shoulds'?

So let me tell you this. We said: to have extraordinary life

you have to have an extraordinary psychology, right?

Extraordinary psychology means you have to live in an extraordinary state.

To be in an extraordinary state, you have to condition your nervous system

you body, your physiology and focus to be at their best.

Not because you can't, we all have the ability!

I remember a time early in my career, I was about 24

And in those days, a big seminar for me was like 125 people.

It was a 3-day-seminar and we worked around the clock

and people made such extraordinary changes in their life

and at the end of it I was feeling so fulfilled, I was thinking

"My God, I'm 24 (or maybe 25 at the time) and I am so happy

I'm doing what I love; it's making difference in people's lives; this is extraordinary!"

So we finished at about midnight on the Sunday night.

And at around midnight, I'm still wound up so I don't feel like going to bed

so I decided: OK. Let me take a walk here

and I decided to go through Copley Square;

if you've been through Copley Square, you know it's a pretty neat place.

Because in Copley Square you can look up and see buildings

that were here before we were known as the United States

and beside them you can see skyscrapers that are new -

it's a pretty cool place. So I'm walking around. Midnight on a Sunday night

(there's nobody in Copley Square at midnight on a Sunday night)

and I'm walking along, and I see this guy in the distance.

He's kind of stumbling back and forth between the gutter and the sidewalk.

He had a long trench coat on and his head's down like this

and I can start to smell him even before I get there

and I'm thinking: this guy is obviously drunk.

And as I started to get closer, I thought: I bet he's going to beg me for some money.

And sure enough, whatever you focus on in life, tends to happen doesn't it?

So sure enough, he gets really close to me and I thought

he's not going to do it and all of a sudden he popped his head up

and it was really weird, he went "Mister!" He had this really bizarre look and voice.

And then I thought I don't want him to suffer.

I'm not here to judge, so years ago I finally decided I'll always just give

even if a person's pulling a scam, that's for them to deal with.

And I thought: but could I teach him something?

So I asked him a question back, I said "Is that all you want, a quarter?"

He said "Yeah, just one quarter. One quarter will change my whole life!"

And I said "Really?"  - "Yeah, just one quarter..."

So I reached into my pocket and I pull out my money clip

and in those days, I was very young, just starting to succeed

and my original mentor was the man named Jim Rohn.

How many have heard of Jim Rohn (1930-2009)? [Audience cheering]

Yeah, great guy and Jim told me "Tony, look...

You've come from a poor background, you've got a poor psychology

you've got to change it! You don't have any money

so pretend you do. Start training your brain; condition it.

Go save all your money, get three $100 bills

and put them all on the outside of your money clip

even though you know you have only $5 in between.

Every time you pull that out, you'll see that

you’ll feel inspired and you’ll feel better.

And if you feel better, you’ll do better."

So I did. I pulled out my money clip and sure enough I have three $100 bills there

and I made sure he saw the bills. I’m tearing through

looking in between there seeing if I can find some change

Sure enough he's looking at the $100 bills, checking it out.

I find a quarter and pull it out and take the money and put it in my pocket.

I notice he is watching my hand going in the pocket

and I took the quarter, looked at him and said

“Sir, life will pay any price you ask of it”

Then something really interesting happened: he took the quarter

he looked at the quarter, he looked at me, he looked at my pocket

looked back at the quarter, looked at me, looked to my pocket

looked at me again, looked at the quarter, looked at the pocket

looked back at me and said “You’re weird!”

Then he shuffled on off and I thought to myself:

wow, what’s the difference between him and me?

I mean I was 24 or 25 at the time, doing what I love most

and he is in his early 60's, drunk on the street, begging for quarters.

What’s the difference? I thought: maybe God’s bust me

because I’m such a good person? And I thought: oh and he's

Then I thought:  wow, maybe the answer to that question is what I just told him?

"Life will pay, whatever price you ask of it."

But you know what’s interesting? You have to ask intelligently.

In the bible it says "Ask, and you shall..." what?