Steve Siebold

It’s time for civil discourse to take over in the United States, and around the world, to help us find middle ground on issues that matter. Lets replace ad hominem attacks with thoughtful debate, no matter how heated the subject. Mental Toughness means emotional control; as well as the ability to think critically under pressure. Public figures and politicians appear to be more interested in ratings and getting elected than leading. So in the spirit of robust, yet respectful debate, I’m challenging this 15,000 person community to engage. Our first debate involves Roe vs. Wade, and whether or not it should

What is the ultimate state of mind for high performance in sports, business and life? It’s probably not what you think. Mental Toughness is about emotional control, and this state of mind provides the fertile ground necessary to manifest it. Watch this 57 second video and catapult your results.

At the beginning of Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine, I received around 20 emails from clients in Kiev. Most were afraid of how far Putin might go, and others were defiant and ready to take up arms. Since then, President Zelensky and the Ukrainian people have inspired the world with their willingness to fight for democracy and the country they love. The mental toughness tool I recommended to these clients, beyond their raw courage, is the same one I used with professional and Olympic athletes. Watch this short video and see if this is something you can use in your life.

Back in 2010, after interviewing over 1,000 self-made millionaires and billionaires, I wrote a book called How Rich People Think, which eventually sold over a million copies and was translated into 7 languages. Over the past 11 years, at book signings all over the world, fans have asked me when I was going to share the stories behind the interviews. After all, the book is 100% content, and they wanted me to take them behind the scenes to learn more about what makes these people tick.  I always wanted to tell those stories and share more of what I learned from these