Comments on: My Motivation Secret: How I Use Psychology to Motivate Me to Success

By: Sanna Hellström

Sanna Hellström — Tue, 02 Aug 2016 20:31:00 +0000

Painful to hear it … but so good! And I can see that I´m angry about a few things and I´d like to prove them wrong and show myself that I can do it!

My self esteem took a beating recently and it REALLY hurts!

I´ll use it instead of let it get me down and give up!

Thanks Stefan!!!

By: Aimz Khalid

Aimz Khalid — Tue, 19 Jan 2016 21:59:00 +0000

WOW! You’re a great speaker Stefan.. I just wish there were speaking classes here in Pakistan :/ I can actually feel all that pain and I wanna change for that. Thanks for the reminder!
Have a great Day!

By: Jo

Jo — Thu, 15 Oct 2015 01:43:00 +0000

Hi Stefan. Looks like the comments are all over a year old, but I hope you’ll still see this one and have time to respond. I have many big dreams (I want to terraform the Sahara, move to Mars and terraform it, too!) as well as more currently doable goals that I’m working on. But the one that’s at the center of my attention now is my lack of social confidence. I’m a people person, I can tell. I love people, I love interacting with them and I love talking with them and hanging out. And yet I’m unbearably shy. It sucks, and it upsets me easily. I’m always disappointed when I fail to speak up and talk to someone I wanted to say something to, or if I’m too intimidated to engage in a healthy argument/disagreement. (it upsets me especially when it’s a pretty girl, I confess) And just recently I managed to get all upset simply because a pretty girl didn’t want to hang out. I mean, so what? It had nothing to do with romantic desire, just a desire for friendship. But I got all upset. It’s so stupid. When I tried to decide on a goal to examine via the questions in this article, the one that weighed on my heart is my goal to be socially confident and able to be completely unafraid of talking to people and speaking my mind, even if/when they don’t like it! I want manners too of course, but fear and shyness is the wrong reason to hold my tongue. I hope you can help, Stefan.

By: Stefan's CS Team

Stefan's CS Team — Sat, 17 Jan 2015 00:42:00 +0000

In reply to 7pros.

Great question! You should find the answer in Stefan’s detailed blog post, entitled “How I started making money online…and how long it will take you to make money online”

Link:

http://projectlifemastery.com/…

Hope that helps!

By: 7pros

7pros — Fri, 16 Jan 2015 12:49:00 +0000

I saw that most recent interview you had and then gentleman talked about your first blog post, couldn’t find it and was wondering what year did you make your first $100 with Kindle?

By: Yeser

Yeser — Sat, 25 Oct 2014 00:32:00 +0000

Thank you…

By: Martin Lumapas

Martin Lumapas — Mon, 25 Aug 2014 20:15:00 +0000

Thank you so much for unleashing myself to achieve the things i want to do in my life.Pain and pleasure principle is the most import thing i learned on this video!God bless and hope u can touch more people lives.

By: Jerry

Jerry — Sun, 08 Jun 2014 10:12:00 +0000

Is it ok if we use material from Tony Robbins in our blogs? Will his lawyers come after me? I notice much of what you say is drawn from his work directly, sometimes including the same words. Is it an unconscious thing because you are so influenced and saturated with his work or is it a conscious strategy?’

I am also a big Tony Robbins fan and I am familiar with all his audio programs and so on. I would like to write a blog about it too, to inspire people. But two things stop me.
1. For some reason, because I know these stuff, I think everyone knows these stuff and wont think it’s a big deal if I post about pain and pleasure, and conditioning and anchors and so on.
2. I feel like I have nothing new of my own, so why should i bother, I think. I also feel guilty rehashing Tony Robbins’ stuff although it seems to me most motivational speakers do and even T.R. himself rehashed much of Richard Bandler (NLP) and Jim Rohn’s stuff.

Do you have any suggestions for me?

By: Wayne Summers

Wayne Summers — Tue, 29 Apr 2014 12:58:00 +0000

Stefan , It is like I was meant to watch this video tonight.

I have just been overlooked for a job that has been 12 months in the making. I was disappointed and kept wondering why ? and what I could have done differently.

Watching this video now makes complete sense of this situation and I plan on doing exactly what you said and using this pain to benefit from the disappointment I felt,

Looking back on this interview I did so well to get to the last 2 people and the reason I did not get the job was out of my control, however after watching this video I now have a burning desire to learn from the interview process and to move forward from this straight away.

I am sure the pain felt will be my motivator to make sure the next time I am in a similar position I will be much better equipped to succeed,

Awesome video Stefan

Wayne