#021 Richness is not about money, lessons learned from being a Tony Robbins' senior trainer, and the highest value of contribution, with Rich Waterman (part 1).
- Author
- Agi Keramidas
- Published
- Mon 04 May 2020
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Rich Waterman is a senior trainer with Tony Robbins, an NLP trainer, and an international speaker. He studied biology at Oxford university, but soon realised that it was not for him. He then went into investment banking and became a millionaire at 31, only to realise that richness was not about money. He is now a coach & mentor coaching peak performers to get rich, not only financially, but also emotionally, and he is the founder of the movement "Be the difference today."
Listen to this episode to learn:
- Choosing to see ourselves for who we are, as opposed to what we do.
- Using painful situations to wake us up to what's truly important in life
- Health vs. Finances: Realising which is most important - and why the other shouldn't be ignored!
- Becoming a Tony Robbins senior trainer: the journey, the experience, the lessons.
- Why is contribution so important?
- Self-worth, and Being vs. Doing.
- Spirituality, and dissolving into the universe.
Listen to the remaining of this fascinating interview in episode #022!
Connect with Rich: https://www.richwaterman.com/
"Be, not do. You don't have to prove anything. Enjoy your achievements, but it doesn't define you."
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