r/TonyRobbins

Hi Everyone!

I am planning on going to Date with Destiny this December (haven't bought ticket yet) here is the issue: I don't have anyone to watch the kids for that long.

Here are my options:

I could do first part of in person and the second half of week virtual. I just don't know which portion I would be ok leaving for.

OR

I bring the kids with us to Florida (expensive) but rotate with my husband watching them. Get a sitter for the evenings?

I've never been so I don't know which would be the best option! I don't want to miss any parts but these seem to be my only options. Thoughts or suggestions? Maybe a third option I haven't thought of?

Tony robbins clapping yelling screaming in his events and courses are all fillers.. Tony doesn't have enough content so he has to fill it with useless crap like dancing singing clapping and turn it into a entertaining concert so that the masses FEEL like they accomplished something . In reality it's just emotional highs and fluffs even worse many experience extreme manic states.

The ancient masters always taught center balance ..

90s fluff self development scams teach these emotional highs to "motivate for success".. you gotta clapp and scream all the time to feel good and in state. The natural balance state is already perfect . Emotional highs and lows are all off balance animals survival states.

Its not true long term self development . It's just fluff to keep you guys occupied and feel highs that you get addicted to.

Genius buisness move to keep his audience occupied and feel accomplished . But not true long term self development for those who want true mastery in spirituality and philosophy . Complete waste of time actually . All his events have this superficial crap .

He is buisness man first. That is his ultimate love.. he's not a true lover and devotee to true Philosophy spirituality and wisdom. Very superficial in his teachings actually . It looks good to outsiders because he just takes a bunch of pieces from bunch of scholars waters them down to a hillbilly level and staples them together. Add some clapping and some music. Now you gotta 600-5000$ seminar .

I watched all three days of this thing and I can save you nine hours: it's a $995 bootcamp infomercial stretched across a long weekend and disguised as a free AI education event.

Day one softens you up with motivational keynotes recycled from the 90s with "and AI helps with that" stapled on every few minutes, a "proprietary" prompting framework that's literally just "tell the AI who you are, what you want, and what good looks like" (something every free guide online has covered for years), and a live demo where someone clicked one button in a Google product and presented it as a masterclass to 600,000 people. Day two escalates: someone claims they rebuilt their entire business from a beach on their phone and nobody asks for a single receipt, there's a genuinely good neuroscience talk that has almost nothing to do with AI, and then the bootcamp pitch drops for the first time with a live "hours saved" counter ticking upward like a telethon scoreboard designed to make you feel like you're missing out in real time.

Day three is where it gets shameless: same bootcamp pitched three more times, every speaker's bonus course stacked on top to inflate the perceived value, a scripted FAQ segment to handle your purchase objections before you even voice them, and a closing keynote telling you to "never leave the site of a decision without taking action," which sounds profound until you realize it just means "put in your credit card before your rational brain catches up to your emotions."

The entire architecture is deliberate: day one dissolves skepticism, day two builds desire, day three manufactures urgency and collects payment. There were maybe four or five genuinely useful ideas scattered across the whole event, but they exist to make the sales pitch feel earned, not to stand on their own.

tl;dr: Free three-day event that costs you nothing except your resistance to spending $995 on a six-week course teaching you how to talk to an AI that will literally teach you the same thing for free if you just open it and ask.

I thought I would make this as a separate post. Please note, I have done UPW live three times. I did Wealth Mastery live once. And I did UPW Virtual the first time it was offered.

Here is my experience:

This is Tony's sales pitch -

A "free" training leads to a paid course with a fairly modest price.

That leads to a more expensive course.

That leads to an even more expensive course.

Then the money shot is to join his "Platinum Partnership". That is basically paying something like $65,000 per year to hang out with Tony at very expensive places.

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I thought there was a thing that if you attended the first half of the day you could ask for a refund. That’s certainly been the option for things like UPW

My feed lately on social is full of Tony Robbins. Did a little search on him and my conclusion is that he is a scammer. Not just a regular scammer, but a big time scammer. so why are people so obsessed with him? do people like getting scammed?