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You’re just a 2 millimeter shift away from your next breakthrough.

25,579 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce •via X (Twitter)

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Tony Robbins1 yıl önce

When things aren’t going according to plan, it’s easy to feel like you’re miles away from your goals. The truth is, the smallest changes can yield the biggest results... in your health 🫀 your performance 💪 your career 💼 your relationships ❤️

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Tony Robbins1 yıl önce

Just one small action you take today can take you from where you are to where you want to be.

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Tony Robbins1 yıl önce

We’re less than 24 hours from my LIVE training on June 3rd inside my Inner Circle Community — an exclusive program I created for people who are truly committed to growth. I have a special opportunity for you to join us! Sign up here to join:

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Jeremy Harvey1 yıl önce

If anyone can help me out at all it would mean a lot to me. I'm 3 weeks in to my journey already. To show I'm not lying I have my journey being uploaded weekly on @YouTube

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Manpreet Sandhu1 yıl önce

Those few millimetres take years of practice and commitment. A commitment to yourself, no one else. There will be no reward for years, so you must find reward in the work you do daily. Becoming the best version of yourself is purpose. All it takes is a few millimetres.

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Nile Gomez1 yıl önce

Such a motivating reminder! Sometimes the smallest adjustments make the biggest difference.

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UPGRADE1 yıl önce

Literally.

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The Right Questions To Ask 🔥1 yıl önce

You’re In. 🥹🥹🥹 🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🩹

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Cheese1 yıl önce

That was one of the dumbest things I’ve ever listened to. Random nonsense

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OxyMoron1 yıl önce

Hi Tony, still awaiting an answer re your book on private equity investing .. as many say it's detrimental to the majority, favoring only the wealthiest investors. Still pushing that as the holy Grail of investing?

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