Mental Toughness Video Blog From Steve Siebold
The most common question I get is “What exactly IS mental toughness?” Watch this short video I taped in Salt Lake City after my interview on Good Morning Utah for the answer. I’ll look forward to your comments. Watch on YouTube [media id=241]
Most of us, if we’re lucky, get one shot at major league success. The question is, are you ready for your one-time opportunity? Watch this short video I taped before being interviewed on FOX 5-TV in Las Vegas, and I’ll look forward to your comments. You Tube [media id=240]
Momentum creates success; and success creates more momentum. It’s the secret of the upward spiral of success, and one of the reasons the rich get richer. The critical thinking question is, do you have enough psychological momentum in your life to get what you want? Watch this short video I taped on the beach in Costa Rica and I’ll look forward to your comments. You Tube [media id=239]
How mentally tough are you when it comes to fighting for your dream? What is your pain tolerance on your way to the top, whatever that means to you? Watch this short video (2:09) I taped in Chicago after appearing on NBC alongside Montel Williams of the Montel Williams Show. You Tube [media id=236]
I’ve been coaching individuals and consulting multinational corporations for nearly two decades, and here’s the most disturbing thing I’ve discovered: most people (and companies) quit trying just as they are about to break through to success. I call it “One Yard Line Syndrome”. They are so close, yet fail to recognize it. Only a small percentage of people keep showing up long enough to reach their dream. My critical thinking question to you is, “Are you stopping at the one yard line of your dream?” Watch this short video I shot in Chicago on the set of CCTV (Chinese Central Television)
Goal setting is a game of specifics, not generalities. Most people get what they want because they start by knowing WHAT they want. The masses are infamous for wanting a little bit of lot of things, and that’s the root of their failure, especially when it comes to acquiring wealth. The critical thinking question of this post is one of the most important you’ll ever answer if you want to be rich. Watch this short video I taped in Milwaukee after appearing via satellite on FOX Business Network’s Varney & Co. with Wall Street analysts Stuart Varney and Charles Payne. You
The market for Mental Toughness Training is exploding around the world. As companies struggle to find their way in the new economy; cities like Detroit file for bankruptcy, and families deal with underwater mortgages, depleted savings and unemployment, mental toughness and critical thinking are becoming two most important skills anyone can possess. If you’re interested in becoming a professional speaker on Mental Toughness and profiting from this trend, I encourage you to watch this webinar and considering applying to become my next apprentice. Watch this short video for more details and if interested register for the 35-minute webinar. WEBINAR LINK:
Most people are not really free, because without economic freedom, it’s impossible. If you’re not free, what will it cost to buy your freedom? Watch this short video from Freedom Fest in Las Vegas and take the challenge. Economic freedom is closer than most people think. It only takes one good opportunity. YouTube [media id=232]
As many of you know, I’ve traveled the world preaching the mental toughness message, especially when it comes to losing weight and getting healthy. I’ve appeared on every major TV and radio network, debated some of the most celebrated doctors in the country on this issue, and written OP-ED pieces in dozens of newspapers and magazines on why mental toughness is the solution to the worldwide obesity epidemic. And while mental toughness training has helped thousands of people lose weight, I realized a few years ago that my single voice would never be enough to save millions of fat people from
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