Steve Siebold

Over the past 18 years as a full-time professional speaker, I’ve worked with most of of the top thought leaders in the personal development space. My conclusion today is the same as it was back in 1996: Mental Toughness, the ability to control and manipulate your emotions combined with iron-like persistence, is the key to the world-class success. In my mind, that’s a given. The critical thinking question we all have to ask ourselves is; “do I have the mental toughness to get what I really want out of life?” Not what you’ll settle for, but what you actually want. Watch

In 1620, the Pilgrims had the mental toughness to leave their homes and sail across the ocean to begin a new life. That took a lot of guts. My critical thinking question for you is “What habit, action or behavior, if you had the guts to employ it, would have the biggest impact on your life?” Watch this short video I taped yesterday in front of The Mayflower in historic Plymouth, Mass. and I’ll look forward to your comments. Watch on YouTube [media id=262]

I’m searching for my next $10,000 per day Mental Toughness University Licensee/Apprentices. If you’ve ever dreamed of teaching world-class content to multinational corporations, this may be the program for you. Visit www.speakersapprentice.com. Application deadline is July 31, 2014. [media id=261]

If your goal is world-class success, your level of desire will most likely be the key factor in whether or not you achieve it. Watch this short video on how to quantify your desire. Watch on YouTube [media id=260]

Getting mentally tough means eliminating psychological delusion from your life, or at least as much as possible. Watch this short video I shot in Dallas after my interview on ABC News and I’ll look forward to your comments. Watch on YouTube [media id=259]

At Mental Toughness University, we’ve been using the Mental Toughness Formula with the largest sales teams in the world for nearly 20 years, and it never fails to clarify people’s thinking while cutting through psychological self-delusion. Watch this short video (1:59) I shot in Atlanta and I’ll look forward to your comments. Watch on YouTube [media id=255]