Make Money like Dean Graziosi and Tony Robbins

2025-10-01

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Dean Graziosi is one of the world’s leading entrepreneurs, multiple New York Times bestselling author, and business partner to Tony Robbins at mastermind.com. In this special replay, Dean shares the powerful story of how discovering Tony Robbins’ teachings during his early twenties didn’t just make him a millionaire—but gave him the mindset to build, risk, and thrive. From blue-collar hustle to building 13 successful companies, Dean reveals the mindset hacks, risk-taking habits, and wealth foundations that anyone can use to change their story and amplify their r...

On this episode we talk about:

How Dean went from small-town tow truck driver and real estate investor to entrepreneur, course creator, and Tony Robbins’ business partner
The transformational impact of Tony Robbins—shifting from self-doubt to self-education and masterminds
Why amplifying the right “voices” and controlling your environment are keys to personal and financial growth
Masterminds, risk, and the real secret to success (it’s not a tactic—it’s matching mindset to the right plan)
Why having a big enough reason—either pain or pleasure—beats talent, luck, or even timing

Top 3 Takeaways

1. Success and risk tolerance aren’t about luck or skills—they come from strengthening the right voice in your head, controlling your environment, and fueling a compelling vision for the future.
2. Self-education (books, masterminds, mentors) is the “unfair advantage” that turned a hustler into a multimillionaire—and remains the foundation for exponential growth and resilience.
3. Personal development isn’t fluffy: unless you shape your beliefs, you’ll never follow through on the best strategy or tactic—mindset plus action is the only proven path.

Notable Quotes

“We all have two voices: strengthen the one that says, ‘Let’s do this’—the other only grows with inaction.”
“Mindset and foundation, plus the right strategies, is where exponential growth comes from.”
“If you wouldn’t risk for your dream, ask yourself if you’re willing to stay exactly where you are for the next five years.”

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