Tony Robins - A Common Man

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i think it's fair to robins is a common man. A robin, you know, is not only a preditor, but famously other things. That would apply to tony robins, too. You go there for one day, you're not getting therapy. And so there's no las exactly there. i tried to disabuse him of this to some degree, when he would talk about it. He almost punched me out, and walked out of my apartment and never came back. It was so distressing to him, because he was his goroo ah, and that was his world view.

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