World Class Thinking

Last week the American Medical Association announced that they are now labeling obesity a disease. Their purpose is obvious: they can now get insurance companies to pay them to tell patients to lose weight—because now being fat is a disease. If this was delusional thinking from the AMA, I wouldn’t be so fired up. It’s not. It’s greed. CNN called me minutes after the AMA announcement for comment and wanted me to debate an AMA member on the air. I was unavailable, but in the past 5 days I’ve done 14 national interviews on this subject. The good news is most

After 29 years and 1,200 interviews with some of the world’s most successful people, I’ve reached some fascinating conclusions. World-class success is a rare, yet largely predictable. When I say this on TV, radio and print interviews, most people don’t believe it, yet there’s a mountain of research to prove these principles. Watch this short video on the secret weapon of the rich and successful and click on this link if you’d like to learn more after the video. Watch on YouTube [media id=228]

Are we in control of our own lives or pawns in a cosmic chess game? This question has been debated for hundreds of years. Watch this short video (1:35) I taped in Costa Rica and I’ll look forward to your comments. Watch on YouTube [media id=225]

Thanks to everyone who commented on the Objective vs. Subjective Reality post. This is an important topic for anyone who aspires to operate at the highest level of thought and attain the corresponding benefits. So here’s Part 2, and it’s a doozy! I challenge you to really think this through before posting your response. It’s a subject that’s been debated by philosophers, religious leaders, psychologists, sociologists, biologists and other scholars from numerous disciplines. It’s a subject I’ve studied for years and still find fascinating. Watch this short video (2:57) and I’ll look forward to your comments. Watch on YouTube [media id=224]

Are you operating your life from objective reality or your perception of reality? This is a critical question in the mental toughness process and worthy of consideration for anyone interested in self-improvement. Watch this short video I taped in Atlanta at Mental Toughness University and I’ll look forward to your comments. Watch on YouTube [media id=223]

I’ll be conducting our flagship seminar, Mental Toughness University, in Atlanta, Saturday April 27 from 9am-4:30pm. This is the seminar that put mental toughness training on the map. If you’ve always thought you could do, have and be more, this is the seminar for you. No rah-rah rallies, metaphysical mumbo-jumbo or supernatural nonsense. Just the tactics and strategies that I’ve learned from over 1200 millionaires over the past 29 years and the critical thinking processes it takes to leverage this information. Watch this short video (1:45) and I’ll see you in Atlanta! Click on this link for tickets. Watch on YouTube

This is one of the great questions of the ages. As many of us chase money, success, excitement and a host of other desirables, are we sure we’ll want them once we get them? Watch this short video I filmed inside the Calvin Coolidge Suite at the famous Lakeside Inn in central Florida. After leaving the White House in 1929, Coolidge spent a month in this suite contemplating his presidency and  future. I’ll look forward to your comments. YouTube [media id=221]

Most of the population operates from a fear and scarcity based consciousness. It seems to be rooted in our DNA. The people that transcend this lower level thinking have usually had exposure to someone operating from love and abundance. The difference in these two mindsets determines whether you will strive to thrive or simply survive. Watch this short video I taped in historic Mount Dora, Florida, and I’ll look forward to your comments. Steve Siebold (2:32 ) YouTube [media id=220]