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ericwordelman · 08-13-2007, 02:23 AM

Well I thought Tony Robbins had no formal education and I didn't know he was any sort of "success" I thought he was a janitor? Jack Canfield was a school teacher in Chicago. What boosted Jack was he did 38 seminars one year and that made him take off I believe. If I read voraciously and attend enough seminars I'm sure I can absorb enough knowledge to boost me to a level high enough to make an income from it. But if I'm wrong about Robbins I'd love to know what he did prior to being a hit in the field of PD. Because I really don't want to work a meaningless job make little cash be unfulfilled have no fun turn my back on my purpose...That doesn't sound fun to me. But again I thought Robbins was a janitor before he was a speaker?

08-13-2007, 02:23 AM	#9 (permalink)
ericwordelman Banned Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 90	Ok Well I thought Tony Robbins had no formal education and I didn't know he was any sort of "success" I thought he was a janitor? Jack Canfield was a school teacher in Chicago. What boosted Jack was he did 38 seminars one year and that made him take off I believe. If I read voraciously and attend enough seminars I'm sure I can absorb enough knowledge to boost me to a level high enough to make an income from it. But if I'm wrong about Robbins I'd love to know what he did prior to being a hit in the field of PD. Because I really don't want to work a meaningless job make little cash be unfulfilled have no fun turn my back on my purpose...That doesn't sound fun to me. But again I thought Robbins was a janitor before he was a speaker?