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NLP- of te wel Neuro Linguïstisch Programmeren is ontzettend populair. Er zijn maar liefst 180 opleidingen in Nederland die hier les in geven. Maar wat is nu NLP? Zelfs na wat voorstudie over NLP en de populaire documentaire op Netflix van Tony Robbins (I Am Not Your Guru ) gezien te hebben, kwamen we niet veel verder dan dat het een soort van handleiding is van je brein. Maar dat vonden wij nogal vaag. Om meer inzicht te krijgen in NLP hebben wij Kevin Nagtzaam en Cindy Peerlings uitgenodigd. Kevin en Cindy zijn docenten van Capital Heroes, een onderwijs instituut voor NLP. Tijdens deze podcast ontdekken we hoe je denkpatronen doorbreekt en je de regie neemt over jouw leven. Dit noemen Cindy en Kevin persoonlijk leiderschap. Hoe verder we in het gesprek kwamen des te meer het besef kwam dat we geen slaaf hoeven te zijn van onze eigen gedachtes maar dat je zelf de regie in handen hebt. Music: See You Later by Pitx (c) copyright 2008 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/Pitx/17154 Ft: Fireproof Babies, Bmccosar;

The Nice Podcast is brought to you by Futureforth.com. We help fast-growing tech companies onboard, create, and keep happier more connected employees. David Meerman Scott is the author of twelve books including New Rules of Marketing & PR, Wall Street Journal Bestseller, FANOCRACY, and Marketing Lessons from the Grateful Dead. Scott is a marketing and business growth strategist, entrepreneur, and advisor to emerging companies. What we talked about... Grateful Dead guitars.  Brian Halligan at Hubspot.  Fanocracy: Turning Fans into Customers and Customers into Fans he wrote with Reiko Scott. Talking to strangers and generosity.  Passion is infectious. Share what you're passionate about in your business. Give yourself permission to break down the barriers between your personal and professional life. The importance of travel.  The problem with polarizing people with Facebook's algorithm.  Harry Potter, K-pop, ComicCon, and fandom.  Tony Robbins and speaking at his events. Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru documentary (Netflix). How businesses can build and sustain strong cultures in a hybrid and remote era. The neuroscience of video communication and landing pages. David's speaking page with video. Read anything by Seth Godin. Exercise every morning. These Are The Good Old Days blog post. “Educate and inform instead of interrupt and sell.” We ❤️ Our Listeners. Please be sure to follow the show and leave a review wherever you subscribe to podcasts. Reviews and sharing the show are the nicest ways to support the show and are deeply appreciated. Thank you.

Coach de véritables stars du tennis mondial, il est également à la tête de la plus grande tennis academy d'Europe. Patrick Mouratoglou est l'entraîneur de Serena Williams depuis 2012. Il l'a aidé à devenir la légende qu'elle est aujourd'hui. À force d'abnégation et de courage, il est devenu l'un des personnages principaux du tennis mondial. C'est le meilleur des meilleurs, the G.O.A.T of the coach !Si Patrick en a voulu à ses parents de ne pas l'avoir soutenu dans son choix de passer joueur professionnel, il a décidé d'en faire une force et de construire ce qui lui permettrait de vivre pleinement de sa passion, autrement. Donner à des jeunes, cette chance que lui n'a pas eue, les porter et les aider à réaliser leurs rêves.Devenir joueur professionnel de tennis et ne viser que cet objectif : tel était le rêve de Patrick Mouratoglou. S'il n'est pas devenu lui-même champion, c'est lui qui les forme et il excelle dans cette catégorie.Comment a-t-il convaincu des joueurs de tennis de se faire coacher ? Comment a-t'il acquéri de la crédibilité en tant que coach ? Comment arrive-t-il à tirer le maximum des joueurs pour les emmener à haut niveau ?Dans cet épisode captivant, Patrick Mouratoglou parle ouvertement des défis et des plaisirs que peut représenter le coaching individuel, au plus haut niveau de performance d'un sport comme le tennis. TIMELINE :00:04:19 : une carrière de joueur professionnel manqué00:22:02 : Créer l'académie de tennis la plus performante du monde00:54:42 : Choisir et apprendre le métier de coach, sur le terrain01:27:56 : Les champions, des êtres à part01:36:35 : Serena Williams, une relation de confiance01:52:46 : l'UTS : réinventer le tennis d'aujourd'huiSHOW NOTES L'Ultimate Tennis ShowdownStéfanos TsitsipásCori Gauff, surnomée Coco GauffBoris BeckerGoran IvanisevicBob BrettCéline Del GenesMarcos Baghdatis, Paul-Henri Mathieu, Gilles MullerSerena WilliamsSebastian Vettel sur Beyond The GridDrive to survive Tony Robbins : I Am Not Your Guru sur NetflixSimon PerrinAdrien Perrot, APE avocatsPierre-Olivier BouchéNick KyrgiosYou jump trampoline parkOn a cité l'épisode de GDIY : #137 – Yannick Noah – Parler doucement pour se faire entendre fort#195 - Stéphane André - l'Art Oratoire - Changer l'histoire de l'humanité avec des mots#182 Anaëlle Malherbe - INSEP - la préparation mentale pour exceller en trouvant du sensFranck Zorn, , à paraître bientôt Des livres à lire :Eduquer pour gagner de Patrick MouratogouThe coach de Patrick MouratogouAwaken The Giant Within de Anthony RobinsL'éveil de votre puissance intérieure de Anthony RobinsPouvoir illimité - Changez de vie avec la PNL : le livre référence de Anthony RobinsVous pouvez suivre Patrick sur LinkedIn et InstagramLa musique du générique vous plaît ? Merci Morgan Prudhomme ! Contactez-le sur : https://studio-module.com.

About the guest:     Veronica Romney is a 12-year branding and marketing veteran who believes our aspirations drive our actions and if we want to help our customers make the best decision for them, we have to align our business efforts with their aspirations. In the past, she has worked with some of the world's most respected brands including Sprint, Marriott, IMAX, Dr. Weil Vitamin Advisor, and more. But now she's dedicated her work to helping entrepreneurs and small business owners learn how to connect with their customers. She is the Founder of MyModernBrand, a branding and marketing education company that helps great people and great companies clarify their brand message, find their unique brand voice, and market themselves authentically. When she isn't busy wrangling a business and two kids, she is an in-demand international Tony Robbins/Dean Graziosi speaker with topics including branding, marketing, sales, entrepreneurship, self-education, knowledge business, and more.   In the episode:     2:13 – As the oldest daughter of two Cuban immigrants who started their own businesses, Veronica describes how her career as an entrepreneur was meant to be. 4:13 – Veronica talks about the way she builds her network and brand by figuring out what she enjoys doing the most. 5:57 – As her main form of making connections, Nancy asks Veronica how COVID-19 has impacted her speaking engagements. 7:40 – Veronica explains how to take your business online and do it correctly without skipping a beat. 13:29 – With so many different ways to market your business online, Veronica shares which ones are worth your time to create based on your personal creator type. 15:40 – Veronica provides a resource to discover your creator type. 19:28 – Veronica provides her definition of content marketing. 22:42 – Veronica describes how to determine the perfect amount of content for your audience based on their struggles or interests. 25:07 – Veronica describes how to strengthen your core offering. 28:19 - Veronica shares some recourses that have helped develop her brand.   Quote “In the 12 plus years that I have been an online marketer, what I have found is that the secret to creating a digital product that generates more revenue and grows your business like never before is actually discovering your unique digital creator type first.” - Veronica Romney, founder and CEO of MyModernBrand   Links:          MyModernBrand: https://www.mymodernbrand.com/ Tony Robbins and Dean Graziosi: https://knowledgebusiness.com/ Unleash the Power Within: https://www.tonyrobbins.com/events/unleash-the-power-within/ Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru: https://www.netflix.com/title/80102204 Creator Type Quiz: www.abcdlaunch.com Building a StoryBrand by Donald Miller: https://www.amazon.com/Building-StoryBrand-Clarify-Message-Customers/dp/0718033329   Activate the PR Maven® Flash Briefing on your Alexa Device.  Join the PR Maven® Facebook group page.    Looking to connect:           Email: info@mymodernbrand.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vromney/ Twitter: @vromney Instagram: @vromney Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vromney

How Can My Personal Brand Set Me Apart From My Competition 2020?    The year is almost over. As a salesperson, how can you set your personal brand apart from your competition in 2020?  Veronica Romney is solely focused on educating and facilitating individuals in their marketing and branding efforts. Veronica and her team are helping clients to stand out from their competition. They make it their goal to ensure you position yourself correctly so you can jump into the narrative and story that your prospective customer has as opposed to trying to force the customer into yours.  You Don't have to Be the Best of the Best  Many businesses and sales reps are under the assumption that in order to distinguish their personal brand, they have to be the best of the best. The prevailing thought is that the only way to be seen as special is to look bigger and be better than everyone else in the same industry. This mindset can be exhausting for both business owners and sales professionals and can lead to burnout as they fight for consumer attention. Customers are bombarded with attention-seeking ads, streaming services, and other campaigns.  Companies and salespeople do a disservice to them by adding additional distractions that just focus on how great they are. Veronica teaches her clients to focus on something more critical:  You don't have to be your customer's hero. It's more important to be their guide in helping them get to where they want to go.  Tony Robbins, for example, is a huge brand. He is a big name and a big individual with a big personality. Everything about Tony Robbins is larger-than-life and at the end of his documentary,Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru,  he was asked what he hoped people would better understand about him through the documentary. His answer is critical to his branding and should be a great takeaway for people who work with consumers. He said that it's not really about people caring about the person, Tony Robbins. The Tony Robbins brand lets customers know that it's the means to an end and it's a company that will get them to where they want to go. Tony is aware that he isn't the show and he isn't the product.  It's more about how they are transformed through him and what he teaches. People respond to the things that cause change, keeps them hungry, make them feel fulfilled and feel alive.   His organization does that. The Positioning Technique This is a method being used by CarMax in selling cars. This industry is overly saturated and the competition is stiff. There's no point in fighting against the current. Instead, CarMax guides their customers where they want to go.  Whether the customer is purchasing a car, trading in or selling a car, CarMax has made it a simple three-step process. They have removed the barriers of haggling and negotiation from the interaction with their salespeople and by doing so, have made it easier for the customer to do business. This positioning technique relieves salespeople from having to be the product or prove they're the best. Instead, they can concentrate on being a guide, mentor or coach for their customers.  Because of this, burnout is greatly decreased. People need a guide when purchasing decisions need to be made. For example, someone buying a weight loss program or supplement isn't just buying a product but the transformation that product offers. As a salesperson responsible for packaging products and services to the consumer, the goal isn't to make the product the hero of the sales pitch. The goal is to offer transformation by helping customers understand how the product can get them to their destination. Position Yourself as a Guide, Not the Hero.  We live in a world that is driven by consumers who are focused on their self-interests. Consumers want their problems solved quickly and as salespeople, guiding them through their ambitions is key. Develop your voice It's tempting to want to be a chameleon who can be everything to everyone but it's also impossible. Yes, it's important to mirror the person you are talking to in order to help build a connection but your voice must be unique to you and your brand.  Let's take Warren Buffet as an example. He is a billionaire, investor, and businessman. Warren Buffet is famous for writing an annual letter to his shareholders  to talk about his market forecasts and investments for the upcoming year.  These letters are so famous they have been turned into books, with the information also being consumed by MSNBC and Forbes. He has been able to deliver consistently, over decades, to successfully build a personal brand that people can trust and feel confident about.  Warren did this by writing letters to just a single person, Doris. Writing to just one person makes the letters have a unique and intimate tone. Speaking to one person creates consistency in your voice and people relate to that when you connect with them.  Find Your Own Doris Doris is Warren's sister. He has an emotional connection to her and that's the kind of affection and connection that you need to have with the people you choose to connect with. Finding your voice can be difficult, especially if you are new to sales, so find a favorite customer, someone that can really benefit from what you have to offer, and pretend you are speaking to that person every single time, no matter who your customer is. Eventually, you will be able to develop your natural tone consistently.  It's the same thing in politics. People are drawn to politicians who are consistent and speak the same way, regardless of audience or circumstance. There can be a disconnect when businesses have one person writing for their blogs, another person their press release, and yet another working their ads. Each person is going to have a different voice in their writing instead of having a company voice.  It's important that there is consistency of a company voice throughout.  Consider Asking Your Customers these Four Critical Questions Veronica suggests four critical questions you can use to help find your voice as a salesperson and help you understand your customer more intimately. They help to develop the relationship when you have an opportunity to survey a new client. The answers to these questions are a great vehicle to learn how to be the best guide you can be:   What are you trying to accomplish this year?   It's important to set a time parameter on the things your customer wants to achieve. For example, you can ask about a quarter goal or a yearly goal. Setting a time frame gives you an endgame and will serve as a guide to where the customer hopes to go.   What do you think it would take to double your business results or your happiness this year?   Your goal is to enter their story and not to force them into yours. They have already been thinking about what they need to accomplish their goals but these questions allow you to go into the story they have already created in their own mind. What if their solutions are wrong for them? You have to know what they're thinking to guide them to the right answer.    What frustrates you the most about your business and life right now?   Whatever the answer is, your product and services has to offer the solution. You are in the business of taking away the pain and obstacles that prevent your customer from getting to where they want to go. Every client will have different pain points so you can't make assumptions about what frustrates them about their business or life.   What have you tried to do to improve the situation you're in?   Your customer's answers will give you insight into what they're open to trying. Knowing that you're offering something they've never tried before may feel revolutionary to them. You need to understand what people are comfortable in doing.  The answers to these questions will allow you to see your client's aspirations and what they think the need to double their business. Their answers will give you an idea of what frustrates them the most and what their pain points are. In addition to that, they tell you the mechanism and the behavior they're already accustomed to. It's why these 4 questions are critical in distinguishing yourself from the competition.  Stay focused on your client and maintain the goal of making them the hero of their own story. You're there to offer the transformation. People will buy from you, they will say yes to you, when they feel understood by you, not when they understand you. #SalesTruth “How Can My Personal Brand Set Me Apart From My Competition 2020” episode resources Catch up with Veronica via her personal website, veronicaromney.com. She is also in various social media such as Twitter.  You can also catch up with Donald via LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook for any sales concerns.  This episode is brought to you in part by TSE Certified Sales Training Program. It's a course designed to help new and struggling sellers to master the fundamentals of sales and close more deals. Sign up now and get the first two modules for free! You can also call us at (561) 570-5077.  This podcast is also brought to you in part by Reveal the Revenue Intelligence podcast. It's about utilizing data to make business decisions instead of just guessing your way through major sales decisions. 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This week on the What's In The Queue podcast, we're looking at the 2014 Netflix original documentary "Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru" from director Joe Berllinger. This doc offers an unprecedented look into Robbin's week long self-help seminar and Robbin's unorthodox method of getting people to help themselves. Krishana's ready to join up, Emily's not so sure. Join us for the discussion! Have you seen a documentary that you like? Do you think we would like it, too? Tell us all about it! Drop us a line to whatsinthequeue@gmail.com! Wanna be friends on the internet with us? We wanna be friends with you! Find us on your friendly, neighborhood, Internet places! Twitter: @whatsinthequeue IG: @whatsinthequeue Facebook: What's In The Queue

Intro (0:00 - 4:30) Movies (4:30 - 1:22:00) Review: Blade Runner 2049 What Else We Watched: A Quiet Place, Blockers, Isle of Dogs, Ready Player One, A Wrinkle in Time, Annihilation, Detroit, All the Money in the World, Red Sparrow, Ferdinand, The Greatest Showman, Heroin(e), Life is Beautiful, Una, Paddington 2, Black Panther, Columbus, The Cobbler, Pacific Rim Uprising, Peter Rabbit, Fifty Shades Freed, The Commuter, The Ritual, Elle, Game Over Man!, Murder on the Orient Express, Menashe, Haunters The Art of the Scare, Tony Robbins I Am Not Your Guru, Drunk Stoned Brilliant Dead, Leap!, Star Wars The Last Jedi, Conor McGregor Notorious, The Godfather, Cocktail, Casino, The Hateful 8, Cropsey TV (1:22:00 - 1:42:00) What Else We Watched: Westworld, Atlanta, Barry, The Handmaid's Tale, Survivor Ghost Island, American Idol, Jersey Shore Family Vacation, Roseanne, The Ultimate Fighter Undefeated, Arrested Development, E

On this episode of #SoLA, Los Feliz Neighborhood Councilman, Danny His-Opinions-Are-His-And-His-Alone Cohen, talks with Camille and Charlie about the dangers of being a pedestrian in Los Angeles, his hatred of palm trees, the conspiracies of the auto industry and, of course, the tragedy of the unfinished Target at Sunset and Western. Other Los Angeles locales mentioned include: El Chavo (RIP), Dinosaur Coffee, Caffe Vita, Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf, Fred 62, the Chateau Marmont and Boo’s Cheesesteak (of course). They discussed Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru, Falling Down, Back to the Future, Who Framed Roger Rabbit? and Charlie’s WGA award-winning Blake Shelton’s Not-So Family Christmas. They finally discover it’s the Wish Giver where the kid turns into a tree and try to figure out the difference between Bob Hoskins’s classics Julia’s Decision, Sophie’s Choice and Heidi’s Bad Day. Take the Expo Line to get yourself some canned rosé, because nobody walks in LA!

E-Mails Review: The Fate of the Furious Top 5 Worst Villains What Else We Watched: Dunkirk, King Arthur: Legend of the Sword, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, Personal Shopper, Patriot's Day, Queen of Katwe, Young Frankenstein, Tropic Thunder, Oh Hello, Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru, Ozark, Atypical, Wet Hot American Summer: 10 Years Later What Else We Read: Saga, Paper Girls, The Walking Dead Final Points: Movie Genres, Summer Box Office Numbers Down

Life coaching is an industry notoriously rampant with frauds and con artists who spout magic and creates cycles of dependency in the clients who come to them for help with their personal problems. They rarely teach systematic solutions and genuinely help people reach new levels of independent thinking. Their income depends on their clients coming back to them over and over for more coaching, instead of moving on to greater things. Marc Mawhinney is a coach who coaches coaches, helping them build better business models and promote themselves in their quests to tell other people how to live. He joins Gregory to discuss what’s right and what’s wrong with this strange and modern industry.   According to Marc, a professional coach is just someone who helps someone else accomplish a specific goal. Marc believes that coaches who offer real value in the attainment of strategic goals should price their services on packages related to those goals, not act as an ongoing crutch for emotional support. Lesser-known life coaches fall into the trap of mimicking the actions and personalities of the big players in the industry. After the release of Tony Robbins’ recent documentary, I Am Not Your Guru, coaches across the industry seemed to adopt his salty language and outgoing personality overnight. Clients who seek out life coaches should work with them for a finite amount of time to overcome a specific obstacle, so that they avoid the temptation to fall into a dependency cycle with their influence. The goal of any truly good teacher, mentor, guru, or master is to obsolete himself, so that his student, mentee, apprentice, or Padawan rises up to replace or surpass him. Even parents are subject to addiction to their social authority, being unwilling to step back when the time is right. The coaching industry, as a whole, is suspicious because legitimately talented guides are lumped into the same category as overhyped motivational speakers, deluded people channelling fallacious spiritual entities, cult phenomenon, and outright con artists. The good teachers who are in a position to help people make huge leaps forward in their personal lives become overshadowed and stereotyped. The single most important qualification a life coach can have is not their age, their price, their popularity, or any specific certification. It is their success at a specific task they claim to have mastery with. If they have done the thing you wish to be able to do, and have the skill of teaching, it may be a worthwhile endeavour to learn from them. The coach either  needs to have completed a difficult journey pertaining to   Things mentioned:   Natural Born Coaches: http://www.naturalborncoaches.com/   The Coaching Jungle Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheCoachingJungle   The Landmark Forum: http://www.landmarkworldwide.com/   Stealing Fire by Steven Kotler: https://www.amazon.com/Stealing-Fire-Maverick-Scientists-Revolutionizing-ebook/dp/B01GCCT3G6   Tony Robbins’ I Am Not Your Guru documentary: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt5151716/ https://www.netflix.com/title/80102204   Abraham Hicks: http://www.abraham-hicks.com/

This week we’re feeling Moana (3:45), Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru (13:50), and Hell or High Water (22:40). We then discuss our thoughts on Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (27:45). Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/FeelingItPod Leave a review on iTunes: http://apple.co/1PXfRMS

This is something new I'm trying.   I'm taking the vlogs that I'm making, stripping the audio and making it into a podcast.   More episodes will be released in a weeks time. Let's see how this goes. In this episode I talk about the fallout from the election, Tony Robbins I Am Not Your Guru documentary (with audio from the trailer).   I also discuss being grateful, and wishing I can put friends in my pocket. For more check out the blog at pvpfromnj.com If you've enjoyed this, please support this podcast by doing any, all your shopping through my eBay link: eBay http://ebay.to/2e5mvmj or my Amazon link: Amazon http://amzn.to/2dRu3IM Any shopping through these links will be at no extra cost to you. Thank you! instagram: pvpfromnj twitter: pvp_from_nj facebook: pvpluvzlieff  

Hello! How did Cyrano de Bergerac get to the moon? Snot Rockets. Episode #372 Movie Monologue = Honeymoon, Weird Science, Batman: The Killing Joke, The Lobster and Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru. Television Talk = The Baby Bachelorette & Real Time with Bill Maher. Book Banter = The Fanged Crown (Forgotten Realms: The Wilds #1) by Jenna Helland Game Gabbin' = Wasteland 2 and Barony Internet Intercourse = California On Comic-Con 8, Twits & Crits (Funhaus plays D&D), Party Legends (Viceland) and Jordan, Jesse Go! with guest Steve Agee.

Motivational speaker and filmmaker Joe Berlinger discuss the new documentary, TONY ROBBINS: I AM NOT YOUR GURU, which is now on Netflix. This podcast is brought to you by The Film Society of Lincoln Center. Film Lives Here . www.filmlinc.org

It's just me on this episode you guys! The reason for this is I really want to put a laser focus on one of the biggest areas many of you are struggling with, and that's visibility. Do you feel like no one's really listening? Do you feel like you're just spinning your wheels and not getting anywhere? Yes? Then this episode is definitely for you. I provide some quick action steps to help you get out there. Honestly, I know it can be so overwhelming at first, but there's nothing to be afraid of. Let's get started!!   Key Insights & Aha Moments: *On this episode, you'll get yours truly! No guest, just me and you. *I know some of you are struggling a lot in your business, so this podcast is dedicated to helping you get started! *Every morning I spend an hour on myself and this morning I was listening to Tim Ferriss's podcast. *Tim had Tony Robbins on his show and said something that really, really stuck with me. *Knowledge without action is useless! With that in mind, let's dive in... *Okay, let's talk visibility. Do you have a fear of putting yourself out there? *Celebrate the haters! *Despite all your social media posts, do you feel like no one's really listening? *You have to think about your marketing as getting your audience on your email list and then converting them. Using social media to get more visibility is great, but remember that's not what you should be focusing on 100%. *Online visibility is about networking and marketing yourself. *I know this can get quite overwhelming! *Network your behind off!! *When I first tried to get my business online, I made mistakes too. *Always go back to your strengths and use those. Replicating someone else's social media tactics doesn't always work. *What are some of the first action steps you need to take? *Get yourself a plan and set some goals! *Do your market research. *Develop a product your ideal customer needs, not wants. *Once you know who you serve, it gets easier to get the right message out there. *By the way, the doors are open in the Maven Inner Circle in case you want to get an extra boost of inspiration and support from like-minded entrepreneurs.   Mentioned in This Episode: www.michellemcglade.com/ Maven Inner Circle Making The Maven on Facebook www.fourhourworkweek.com/podcast/ Tony Robbins – I Am Not Your Guru

The Naked Prey v Baskin on the roulette, we Rabbit Trail about several cinema adjective definitions and the films we think fall under them, and chat Manhunter, Whiplash, Angst, Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru, The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension, Working Girl, Cut-Throats Nine, Pieces, Shivers, and much more!

This Week: The boys record in the back of a Schlotzsky's. Nathan's mankini is riding up. Nathan magics his way to a wedding while Justin magics his rocks off. Deebert makes her podcast debut (she will return). Tales of the Trampoline Dungeon Master. Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru. Feather earrings = "put together". No one takes the Green Party seriously. Racial feasting. Justin dreams of being a Yoga Death Elf.  And more!  Thanks for listening! 

Tyler and David discuss what they've been watching, including The Legend of Tarzan, Ghostbusters, Here Comes Mr. Jordan, Batman: The Killing Joke, Blow-Up, Two-Minute Warning, Body Double, Strangers on a Train, Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru, North by Northwest, Bad Education, Don't Think Twice, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, The Eagle Huntress, Star Trek Beyond, 11.22.63, BoJack Horseman and Stranger Things.

One of the most fascinating subjects at Date with Destiny is polarity – the masculine and the feminine. It's the key to creating lasting passion in a relationship, and to establishing not just love, but a deep intimate connection with your partner. For many couples, the passion and excitement that was once present in the beginning of the relationship fizzles over time. So while they may still have plenty in common, and enjoy doing things together or even share loving moments, they don't have the electricity and magnetism that they desire. Why is this story so familiar? In many cases, it comes down to polarity. Because under certain circumstances, men and women will put on the mask of the opposite energy. For example, when stressed, women put on masculine energy as a protection source. And if she is with a masculine male, then the opportunity for passion and connection is non-existent. To help you understand the role of the masculine and feminine energies, and how to break out of the masks and help yourself and your partner get back to the true self, we are sharing an exclusive look at a previous Date with Destiny event. In this episode, you will witness Tony's work with a couple struggling to regain the polarity in their relationship, and how a few simple shifts in perspective and beliefs help them achieve an intimacy and connection that brings true fulfillment and happiness to their lives.     To learn more about Date With Destiny visit: http://www.tonyrobbins.com/events/date-with-destiny Find out more about Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru at: https://www.tonyrobbins.com/documentary/   

In this episode, Dr. Day reviews the Netflix documentary, Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru (currently streaming on Netflix) and shares his thoughts about Mr. Robbins as a coach and the transformational lessons he teaches.

Reed Farrington joins us to review Star Trek Beyond and discuss a bunch of Comic-Con trailers plus we also talk Carnival of Souls, Zero Days, Goodnight Mommy, Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru, Slow West and Terminator Genisys. 0:00 - Intro 17:40 - Review: Star Trek Beyond 1:09:20 - Comic-Con Trailers: Wonder Woman, Justice League, Blair Witch, Kong: Skull Island, King Arthur: Legend of the Sword, Star Trek Discovery 1:39:08 - Other Stuff We Watched: Goodnight Mommy, Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru, Carnival of Souls, Zero Days, Slow West, O.J.: Made in America, Terminator: Genisys, Vice Principals 2:36:41 - Junk Mail: Sport Goths, Best Star Trek TV Series, Jay C. Remix 2:50:10 - This Week on DVD and Blu-ray 2:52:52 - Outro 2:57:34 - Spoiler Discussion: Star Trek Beyond

Reed Farrington joins us to review Star Trek Beyond and discuss a bunch of Comic-Con trailers plus we also talk Carnival of Souls, Zero Days, Goodnight Mommy, Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru, Slow West and Terminator Genisys. 0:00 - Intro 17:40 - Review: Star Trek Beyond 1:09:20 - Comic-Con Trailers: Wonder Woman, Justice League, Blair Witch, Kong: Skull Island, King Arthur: Legend of the Sword, Star Trek Discovery 1:39:08 - Other Stuff We Watched: Goodnight Mommy, Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru, Carnival of Souls, Zero Days, Slow West, O.J.: Made in America, Terminator: Genisys, Vice Principals 2:36:41 - Junk Mail: Sport Goths, Best Star Trek TV Series, Jay C. Remix 2:50:10 - This Week on DVD and Blu-ray 2:52:52 - Outro 2:57:34 - Spoiler Discussion: Star Trek Beyond

Joe Berlinger says his mind is boggled by the criticism of his new film, Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru. Some critics think Berlinger should have approached his subject with a more skeptical eye, but the award-winning veteran documentarian says that was never the point of the movie.

This week Kris shares his revolutionary idea for a new mobile game before he and Evan jump right into the new GHOSTBUSTERS (at 3:24). Kris tends to be more negative about it, but Evan also reveals some aspects that don’t work for him. They try to take time to talk about the things in it they enjoy though, like the gadgets, the camaraderie between the characters and individually hilarious players like Kate McKinnon and Leslie Jones. After covering this film about women made by a man, Kris transitions into commentary on CHEVALIER (at 25:52), a Greek movie about men made by a woman. He describes why this “bone dry” comedy is a metaphorical dick joke and tells Evan and Dave why they absolutely need to see it. Next up is Dave to discuss TONY ROBBINS: I AM NOT YOUR GURU (at 35:00), a Netflix documentary directed by Joe Berlinger. Dave describes why it’s a concert movie, while sharing insights from his recent interview with Berlinger. Finally, Evan closes with THE INFILTRATOR (at 49:38), a tense undercover caper with Bryan Cranston. He catches Kris and Dave’s interest with his commentary on how the cops are always barely one step ahead of the criminals they’re chasing in the picture.     

Hundreds of thousands of people have attended Tony Robbins programs, but there's an event that only takes place once a year in the States, where 2,500 people from all over the world come to Florida to experience one of his most intimate and intensive seminars — Date with Destiny. It's six days of total immersion, and the people who take that journey discover who they are, what drives them, and their ultimate purpose, and they dive deep into how they interact and relate with others. In short, this is the place where they deal with the hard stuff. And with thousands of people in a room, digging into their pasts, envisioning their future, you name it -- you can imagine how emotionally charged the room gets, and how personal of an experience Date with Destiny is. So it's not hard to understand why Tony never allowed cameras in to document the event. But that all changed when he met acclaimed documentary filmmaker, Joe Berlinger. Tony and Joe were first introduced to each other by two other heavy-hitters in the entertainment industry -- Brian Koppelman and David Levien -- who themselves had attended Date with Destiny and ultimately went on to executive produce the documentary. For those of you familiar with Joe's body of work, you may be surprised that Joe would have pursued a subject like Date with Destiny in the first place. And you may be especially curious as to why he felt so strongly that he pressed Tony for years to say agree to it. After all, Berlinger is known for investigative films like the Paradise Lost trilogy about the West Memphis Three, exposing cracks in the criminal justice system, and “Crude,” which is about pollution in the Amazon from giant oil companies. His work, for the most part, has been geared toward taking us into the issues of the world that are often obscured by media or politics, and the uncovering disturbing truths. So for this film, it's a bit of a departure in subject. But the motivation, the storytelling, and the deep dive into parts unknown — that's all there. And that's what made the endeavor a clear choice for Joe. The film is called “Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru” and it premiered at South by Southwest in March, followed by a string of showings at film festivals. The documentary has been picked up by Netflix and will premier to members worldwide on July 15th. For more information about the documentary visit: tonyrobbins.com/documentary

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Dax joins us for a minor tussle over Captain America: Civil War plus we also discuss Space Jam 2 news and talk De Palma, Contemporary Color, Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru, Special Correspondents. 0:00 – Intro 16:26 – Review: Captain America: Civil War 1:33:50 – Headlines: Justin Lin to Direct Space Jam 2, Alden Ehrenreich is Young Han Solo 1:51:08 – Other Stuff We Watched: Chappie, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, De Palma, Contemporary Color, Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru, Special Correspondents, Zootopia 2:17:50 – Junk Mail: Revisiting and Ranking Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Changing Letterboxd Favourite Films, Logging Your Own Movie on Letterboxd, Ghostbusters 3D Trailer Effect, Buying a House 2:35:40 – This Week on DVD and Blu-ray 2:43:30 - Outro 2:49:00 – Spoiler Discussion: Captain America: Civil War

Dax joins us for a minor tussle over Captain America: Civil War plus we also discuss Space Jam 2 news and talk De Palma, Contemporary Color, Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru, Special Correspondents. 0:00 – Intro 16:26 – Review: Captain America: Civil War 1:33:50 – Headlines: Justin Lin to Direct Space Jam 2, Alden Ehrenreich is Young Han Solo 1:51:08 – Other Stuff We Watched: Chappie, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, De Palma, Contemporary Color, Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru, Special Correspondents, Zootopia 2:17:50 – Junk Mail: Revisiting and Ranking Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Changing Letterboxd Favourite Films, Logging Your Own Movie on Letterboxd, Ghostbusters 3D Trailer Effect, Buying a House 2:35:40 – This Week on DVD and Blu-ray 2:43:30 - Outro 2:49:00 – Spoiler Discussion: Captain America: Civil War

Joe Berlinger has had a prolific career, making 12 feature docs that tend to cover the darker side of the human experience, like the story of a brother on trial for murdering one of his kin in Brother’s Keeper or following the band Metallica down the turbulent road of group therapy in Metallica: Some Kind of Monster. His new film, Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru, takes a different approach. It's a celebration of the work of motivational speaker Tony Robbins through an inside look at his annual “Date With Destiny" seminar where thousands of people flock in hopes of changing their lives. Liz Nord sat down the day after the film’s premiere at SXSW 2016 to discuss this new turn, plus his approach to filmmaking in general and advice to other doc makers trying to sustain a career. 

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