Product Description

He has advised presidents, superstars, and sports heroes. His power-building seminars have reached millions in over 70 countries and his infomercials dominate late-night TV. A salesman of hope and enthusiasm, Tony Robbins is a man who will not be ignored. TONY ROBBINS: THE SECRET OF HIS SUCCESS profiles the amazing career of the self-help guru who built a financial empire with no formal training-just sheer ambition. Hear about his modest upbringing and often problematic relationship with his mother and witness his early forays into sports journalism. Learn of his almost overnight success through candid interviews with friends, family, and Tony himself, and discover a man of extraordinary enthusiasm, magnetic charisma, and resolute determination. BIOGRAPHY® presents an intimate glimpse into the life of Tony Robbins, prophet of power and self-made millionaire. DVD Features: Interactive Menus; Scene Selection

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #39898 in DVD
• Released on: 2005-12-27
• Rating: NR (Not Rated)
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Formats: Closed-captioned, Color, DVD, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 50 minutes

Customer Reviews

Inspiring!
This is the only source of biographical information about Tony Robbins that I have ever seen, and it chronicles the remarkable rise of a remarkable person. I have played this DVD over and over, just for the motivation!

Excellent for a Documentary
I loved this DVD. A&E chronicles Tony Robbins rise to the top from childhood to high school and to a few years ago. You will see the secret of his success if you pay attention. The serious student of Tony Robbins will love this DVD. This is only a 45 minute DVD, it can't cover absolutely everything.

I couldnt believe the guy from Success Magazine who called Tony's seminar Nazi like or something to that effect.

Could have been more interesting
I'm a fan of what Anthony Robbins does - trying to teach people to better themselves. If we had learned this stuff at school we would all be much happier as adults. This doco is low format, made for TV and could have been much more insightful with decent journalism. The thing I remember most is Anthony's Mum's BIG Hair:)