Tony Robbins Helps Theo Deal With Low Self Worth
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- Опубліковано 21 лис 2024
- Excerpt from This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von 477 | Tony Robbins
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Tony does the opposite of interrupt people. He insists that you finish your thoughts, even when you don't think you want to. That was amazing.
Read some of his books. It will change your life.
@@unclewazza777which one do you recommend first?
Exactly! I use his techniques all the time as a teacher.
I was pointing at the screen saying that as well letsgo8561, just luv that he is like that. 👍
Its crazy cause I'd do what Theo did where we genuinely think "we don't know" but really we choose not to "finish our thoughts" or even say it, cause sometimes its too painful to know it.
Tony is right. Theo, your vulnerability opens the doors to viewers dealing with their own trauma from the past. Have a lot of respect for you
Agree completely. Seeing others being vulnerable helps normalize it. Really digging these clips.
Good point!! 👍
Vulnerability is strength, courage, and raw honesty combined.
Theo should take a page out of Uncle Joey Diaz. He's helped me listening to him. Theo is on the right path man. We love you
I respect Tony but he don’t do shi for people with real trauma. You can’t positive-think/spiritual bypass the hard work of reconnecting with your inner selves and restoring the emotional losses of childhood.
Theo modeling authentic masculinity here.
Exactly. My dad always said “Be Tough Enough To Cry”.
💯
Honestly #bless
Cringe
@@dukeravenshadow5532 damn, that must have been beautiful. Thank you for sharing that brother
This is why having my identity in Christ takes me through any situation, feeling, relationship, etc in my life. He is a reliable home where I find truth and hope n joy
Yes!! Amen. The love of God and the Bible changed the way I seen myself (unloved, unaccepted, not good enough) God is good ❤
@@darnellrx5056all the time
I am 39 years old and MAN everytime i say OUT LOUD that i am pround of myself i start to cry, i am a recovering weed and booze addict for 20 years, i m 10 days in clean and dry.
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU
Right on brotha
@@charmed1593 Thank you 🤛👍
Keep up the good work! I know you can do it and I'm proud of you too! I'm sober myself after years of alcoholism. keep pushing forward my friend.
@@kolarain5986 thank you ❤️
still got many life's ahead of you, my man. I got out of an 8 year weed fog 2 years ago. Never thought I could be without it. Sooooo much better enjoying life with a clear head. SO MUCH better. Best of luck
Theo is so real. Doesn’t know how many people he helps in being so honest and vulnerable about his self-worth
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
@@edithbannerman4
Better and Better.
Thank you!
There’s absolutely no way Trump EVER gets in office. It still not finalized they’re still counting ballots…. He hasn’t fully won. You all know what’s coming This really sucks
Theo should know he is ethernally loved. He sets a great example by speaking out how he thinks. He's growing more than he thinks 💙
Hes a dipshit that got lucky
Exactly! And probably because of his fame, it's so difficult for him to know who is really telling him the truth. And he probably hasn't heard a few deep phrases in a very long time, "I'm proud of you" and so on.
@@290revolver290 true. I hope he reads his comments and genuinely feels the love and support that is given. He's so funny and vulnerable. I love listening to his podcast ♥️
@@Skyffer33 Yeah, he is really authentic.
2.4 million people have viewed this clip. Thats 2.4 million people that want to be apart of your life Theo. Your awsome, keep being you brother.
I absolutely agree ❤❤❤❤
None of his picks will go anywhere lol it’s over
There’s absolutely no way Trump EVER gets in office. It still not finalized they’re still counting ballots…. He hasn’t fully won. You all know what’s coming
25, male, good job, appartment, cheated on a year ago. Sitting here balling my eyes out when Theo talks about not wanting to "abandon" that internal voice thats constantly negative. Its really hard for me to feel proud about myself too, Theo. We both need to stop telling ourselves that. Thank you for making these podcasts. So much.
Find God bubba. Praise the Lord Brother.
Hey bro. Just some practical advice from someone who's been there. Wake up in the morning and think about what you are grateful for. After that take ten minutes to ask God, the universe, nature whatever you want to call it, what it's plan for you is. You already know on the inside how to get through this you just have to take mindful actions to get past this. Good luck man you got this!
Genuinely curious what you’re doing to get better?
@@jared30this is fantastic advice! ❤
This, too, shall pass 💕
"Loneliness is the poverty of self." -May Sarton
Shout out Theo for creating a space where so many of us can feel comfortable and seen.
you can find yourself in loneliness too. I'm alone to an extent, like the friends I grew up with they don't talk to me anymore.
@@thinkbeforeyoureact2988 They weren't friends they were just mates. Most of my friend have passed the rest have Gone woke and no longer want to speak to me. The difference for me is Jesus. A true friend. Been through thick and thin and he didn't walk away. While every one else did. I'm betting my soul he's real. So i don't care now what i lose or don't have in this world. Because i know whats waiting for me on the other side. I wish you all the best, may God bless you and show the love and friendship of his son Jesus.
we still cant see you
@thinkbeforeyoureact2988 nice name for starters... and keep your head up
@@thinkbeforeyoureact2988 loneliness and alone arent the same. Alone is a state of being whereas lonely is a state of mind. The idea that "loneliness is the poverty of self" signifies, to me at least, that being alone doesnt cause loneliness; having low self worth causes loneliness. A lot of people who forcibly spend every waking minute around other people do so because they themselves are poor company so they cant bear being alone.
Theo is my favorite podcaster. He really opens up and lets it rip. That is so helpful for others, especially now, when so many of us are wrestling with emotional baggage and trauma. He's not ashamed to shed tears.
Nobody should, its unhealthy and just plain useless to fight it.
Agreed. I feel like theo is all of us learning how to do better as a person. He’s humble enough to keep learning always. Actually a good role model for men.
100%. I’ve noticed since he came of the antidepressants he’s really letting the emotion flow. It’s beautiful to see.
I think this word “trauma” is over used by the people on the left.
And feeling shame about being proud of yourself is actually quite common. Good on Theo for being so open about this. Especially as a man. That's brave (but a shame it needs to be called brave for men to act like humans with emotions.)
“Let people feel the weight of who you are, and let them deal with it.”
― John Eldredge , Wild at Heart
That’s a tough one, but I needed to hear it
I love this
Wow this is such an amazing qoute, and this and feeling like aburden is something i struggle with a lot
It's a great thing. Can you please give me v an example. I'm in life where I NEED TO FIND MY SELF. I FEEL LIKE LIFE IS PASSING BY AND IM NOT LIVING IM JUST EXISTING. I TRUELY FEEL SO LOST. AND IM AWARE AND I FEEL OVERWHELMED BECAUSE I DO THIS TO MY SELF
@@micaelagarcia3251 The quote comes John Eldredge’s Book “Wild at Heart”. The entire book speaks to the very things you’re saying. I felt the same way. I read the book multiple times, it helped me find who I am and to be true to myself. You should be able to find a used copy at half priced books, or eBay.
I have so much respect and admiration for Theo. He's on this healing journey and his bravery and vulnerability is so inspiring. Thank you deeply, Theo.
@heidiv5720 - thank you, that's what I was going to say. For us to see Tony's powerful gifts, we need someone as fearless and open as Theo to let us all be inspired by this beautiful process. THIS is real content.
Omg he’s so vulnerable lol. I’m drawn in and never even heard of him it just showed up on my feed 🍿 but so good. Goals for openness vibes. Love ❤
Same
Agreed, this was beautiful to watch & an amazing duo
Thank you for the inspiration. I can relate in so many ways
Every family needs a Tony. The man’s priceless. And the world as a whole needs more Theos. Two good dudes right here.
Every family has one. They just don’t listen because the message isn’t wrapped up in a pretty bow and it comes from people you have emotional triggers around. Sometimes it’s the person that tells you the truth. Most people don’t want truth they love smoke up their a$$… especially those who haven’t found sobriety around all the things including work, girly videos, games, and the harsher more obvious stuff.
Tony is good, his personal life has some things that are hard to deal with but it all makes up the man as a whole. I’m talking about some allegations of abuse I read about while looking into who he was
Tony is a charlatan.
be the tony for your family
@@Lifetimelearningisbrave awesome comment. Thanks for writing it.
Can we all pass on the word that Theo is a fantastic interviewer and killing it with his guests! Let’s get Theo to a million subscribers!
He has 2.3million on his main channel! 🎉
The Fauci joke snuck up on me. I laughed so hard.😅 I did not see it coming. Theo willl do that to you
He has improved so much. Love it.
Here here! Haha
I remember when his main channel only had 400k subscribers. Miss those days when he was less known, felt like a secret gem. Now hes mainstream 😭
"If I be successful Im gonna leave a part of me behind"
Man that hit me. I feel the same way
i am afraid of success so much that i self sabotage myself and deprive myself of any happiness and just try to please other people. I literally hold myself back and I can't understand why! I relate to theo so much on that.
@@JocelynAlday2d3r7wk29 You're certainly Not Alone... I'm the same way.
Deep.....
That’s called a Jonah complex! I definitely suffer from one myself so you’re 1000% not alone and it’s definitely something we can all work on and escape and get out from! Don’t let fear of success stop you from being seen & celebrating yourself 🎉🎉🎉
It doesn't work
As a licensed therapist, I really appreciated this interview. Tony Robbins is a great active listener and excels at metacognitive conversation - speaking to the relationship dynamic. He has been a big influence for me in my career.
Theo is an amazing person and I wish him the love for himself he gives out so generously to others. I would love to meet him!
Why do people ALWAYS feel inclined to disclose their professional titles before making a statement. It’s like a “look me too”.
@@12121212293 Sharing the career path or title establishes a sense of validity, a sense of experience and understanding of the importance to what is being said. They also followed up with stating that Robbins is a big influence on their career-which is amazing.
Why is it that you feel such an inflammatory emotion towards this kind of comment? They weren’t saying it to prop themselves with ego, it was a genuine compliment while sharing a sense of validation for other viewers/readers
@@12121212293because they can? Because they feel like clarifying the level of relevance the conversation and subject matter had to them. Because they're attempting to feel part of something, anything, an idea, a group, a person, because we do that as humans as a means of surviving and gaining social acceptance and helping people understand what we feel. It's simply a statement man don't let it bother you so much, it's really not a big deal. Like really what do you expect their answer to be? You want to create an argument for something so basic and normal when really all they can probably tell you is "because I can and I did?". Not a biggy my dude. Peace brotha.
Sincerely,
Just a fuckin' dude.
@@12121212293because that’s how they see themselves first everyone has their issues no need to have three fingers pointing back 😉
@@12121212293 nah they're just saying "as someone who works in a similar field; i can tell you this person is skilled at what they do."
Theo's vulnerability was really disarming. I felt like crying too. And Tony's responses were potent as usual.
Theo is one of the best humans. Dudes so down to earth. He's never afraid to show his emotions.
Confidence
Me too. I had tears coming down. Completely relate to this and Tony obviously is gonna make you face yourself.
🥺🥺🥺
I so admire Theo. He’s come from the bottom and climbed to the top through humor and his great personality. He’s willing to admit who he truly is and isn’t pushing himself onto people. He’s so not a phony. That’s totally refreshing.
This is the reason we love him. I hope He can find self love and that if I watch this enough maybe I will too. ( I feel too much self pity also, just realized this lately)
Tony is a master of breaking poor mindsets and laying the groundwork for new and better ones
I respect Theo for being so vulnerable and open. It’s wild to see someone who you view as being so helpful, funny, successful, generous and lovable, view themselves with such low worth. When he said he felt ugly, I wanted to cry. Theo’s such a beautiful soul and a light to a lot of people. I hope he recognizes his worth and allows himself to feel the love he so desperately deserves to feel and know. I’m proud of you, Theo 💜
“Funny” is often a coping mechanism
Yep. I love that hes successful now.
We got to remember the super wealthy have struggles to. And the only way to support them is to purchase from them.
In reality it’s a huge turn off for women, being vulnerable as a man. I identify with him, but if a loving relationship is what he’s looking for, put on a brave face. Keep the vulnerability private and among other men who can help you.
@@johnqdoe in my experience that only holds true for younger women, the older they are the more they realize how it is to deal with someone who can't open up and be honest. Most women don't want someone who is constantly breaking down crying, but they also don't want someone who is blocking themselves off and burying emotions that will come out later in inappropriate ways
As some one who works in behavioral health. I never cease to be amazed at the skill of Tony Robbins. We all have that inner presence, but his ability to deliver it and connect with others. True Mastery
Agreed. It feels like I’m watching an actual therapy session.
He has a radiating presence and energy.
@@KingNiros He practices what he preaches, the proof is in the pudding
As someone who used to work in behavior health, take care of yourself! That was easily the craziest job I ever had. Some of my favorite memories but damn I wanted pull my hair out too
oozes confidence from being tall in a superficial world
Ugly, incapable, angry, and disappointing are all emotions I feel exactly on a weekly basis. Thank you Theo for sharing this vulnerability, it really helps me not feel alone and work towards a more positive self image.
Look up an “emotions wheel” it will help you interpret your feelings
If you get a chance, as your bucket list, go to Tony's Unleash the Power Within. It's a game changer. Tony is losing his voice so he doesn't have many years of public speaking left. Give yourself this as a gift.
Me too
Look up Dr Richard Bandler. He is more affordable and he's one of Tony's teachers. He will teach you to help other people as well.
Ditto
8:28 One late fall our heat was out and our fridge was basically empty. I was maybe 15, I took all my change to the gas station to get something to eat and when I was counting it looking at the hot case I heard a man as he was checking out, he was buying cigarettes and whatever, but after he said "and whatever that boy there needs." I looked up and he was pointing at me. I tried to tell him he didn't have to do that but he said, "I know I don't but I want to." and I grabbed a sandwich and walked out in tears. I was almost ashamed, and embarrassed as hell, but extremely thankful. It felt good to know people cared.
Love from Canada
Hey man, never feel ashamed. We’ve all been there much love
Theo Von is a beautiful human being and funny as hell. Huge respect for being so open and honest. It's not easy to do this in private, it's really not easy to do this in public. Tony Robbins is such a legend.
On point statement!
Word
Crying my eyes out here. It's like looking into a mirror.
Thank you, Theo and Tony. I really needed this.
Kleenex warning needed for me here as well. I keep telling myself old stories too(and damn they hurt!, why? Am I doing that?)
Amen bruh ❤
I love Theo. I actually cried when he said he feels ugly so quickly. Two wonderful human beings.
I know!! He’s fine as!!!
That bothered me, too tbh
Dudes funny and relatable and hates himself.
I can relate to the “I want others to feel cared for, but me, I deserve (insert bad lot).”
It truly is a wild cycle you build up.
Say what you will, Tony is a positive force that’s useful to society.
I've learnt more here about myself than I've learnt in paid counseling sessions. Thanks Theo for sharing with us parts that most others would be afraid to, especially males. This isn't weakness, this is strength. I've only watched your funny stuff but after seeing this my respect for you has now skyrocketed.
Therapy can help, the REALLY hard part is finding one you can be that open with. I still hide things, but when I'm able to open up I get somewhere.
God bless you and keep your head up
I agree. It’s sad anyone needs to be reminded it’s strength and not weakness, but unfortunately that’s where we’re at in the world
I'm 26 and I've just discovered and accepted last Christmas that "all you need is love" is the most truthful truth there is on this planet.
What drivel
Lucky you figured that out at 26 .... I just turned 51 and figured that out last year bud .
thank you for being so vulnerable Theo. I grew up in a fucked up broken home and felt like a piece of shit who deserved nothing for years. Drowned my sorrow in drugs and alcohol but have turned a corner in the last few years. I really felt those words.... "my biggest addiction was self pity"
How do I shake out of it? It feels like it's integral part of me and I guess I'm so numbed out I cannot even imagine feeling good about myself, it feels wrong and fake af.
@@kubasniak I had a few mindset changes were essentially I realized the only one putting limits on me was myself. The gym was extremelly helpful, as was BJJ. I read Meditations by Marcus Aurelieus and that changed my outlook a lot on life. I also met a women who showed me that I wasn't a POS like I thought
For me it was letting my inner child out and ask why everytime a nasty thought came about. Trace it down with the why's and get to the core, if there really is one be relentless like the why's of a child. It's your brain and your the best detective for the job. For being special the why turned into if I'm still here then hows? Is it even possible I'm not special because I'm still here and made it out. Do you see where this goes, with child like eyes and yourself that made it can you see the thoughts are just habits that need updating! @@kubasniak
When I finally after 49 yrs got to my inner child for me she was tired, tired of caring all the emotions that were borrowed yet not mine. I told her I appreciate her strength and love although horribly expressed and I'd never forget what she'd been through but I'm moving on. Do know It did not take me 49 yrs to do this, spent way too many yrs drinking and shying away from dealing with it. Once I sat that aside I showed myself I cared enough about myself to start the work. Best wishes!
Thank you Theo 🙏
@@kubasniak Act out what you value and gain respect for yourself❤
Damn man, when you said your addiction was self pity, and the way you described it as not actually being something you use for improving your life, it totally hit me like a 2x4 to the face. I relate to that so much, it hurts.
The fear of abandoning your inner child… instead of telling them their safe now 💜 Theo is so beautiful and deserving of love.
Damn straight i didn't hardly feel emotions for 25 years because of drugs and medication, man I feel everything now. Ngl it's overwhelming but I'm getting used to it. Shits raw for years still.
You’re not alone brother. We’ve all suppressed our emotions for years
I made the decision to take a break from weed for this very reason. I distract myself from my emotions alot with weed and felt disconnected from who I was. I’m feeling things way more potently and clearly and it feels nice.
Same here 20 year heroin habit lost loads of friends and family no emotions just thinking about my next hit no one told me your the opposite with emotions when you come off them really got to me would cry for nothing over all the stuff i never dealt with was going to go back on drugs over it didn't no what was wrong with me. Year and a half later still clean 41 years old and getting a second chance with a new family new baby on the way cant wait life is good. ✌️
For real. Went through so much sht as a kid and a teen then young adult in college I crumbled and then the meds started all the way till last year. I'm 33 and been raw dogging tf outta life and damn the first month off was insanely hard. Emotions up the ass and remembering everything that's happen to me. You're not alone my brother. We got this.
@@mrwhite7128you’re freaking AMAZING! Never give up! No matter what the journey looks like. I’m a recovering addict as well. I have slipped up many times but it’s all been valuable. ❤
Theo is one of the best interviewers out there. His humility and true curiosity for his guests always help him to construct a compelling interview.
Nah, he's not, he interrupts too much and talks a lot
i searched "im just sick of trying to keep going" and this came up, Theo has been an idol for me for so long, I actually seen him live this past winter. I needed to hear this from him
Don’t give up. Rooting for you ✊
Don't know you, but rooting for you!
I love how honest Theo is in this interview, and willing to admit the "weird" feelings he has, that are actually so common. --it's hard to be proud of myself. --I'm deserting myself, if I change. --I'm embarrassed when I succeed. Whoa.
Theo you’ve created such a unique and empowering community with only your sense of humor and your emotional honesty. Proud of you dude
Hes a global force
Seeing others talk & discuss this type of topic is always hard but rewarding for others. Makes you feel like your not facing difficulties alone. Our society has taught us to self isolate & this has been nice to connect & hear them discuss such a rough topic we all need to face head on.
That loneliness is the worst. We're all in this together 🙏
😊@@abba136
Hey buddy ive been through this and just coming out the other side and let me tell you its bliss. But watch your language and your perception of taking about emotions. The "this is rough" or "difficult" is just another story. Ive been at this for nearly 9 years.and let me tell u i saw nothing but love and beauty in this video.
How u perceive is how u shape your life so id invite ti look for the beauty in this topic and focus on that.
And yes i can be difficult but with time and constant effort u can achieve anything.
@@abba136 No we are not.! Left or Right..?? Will still divide us.!
@@raymondguzman5083 picked the wrong Gen to tell that to.! They think being an influencer is a life's goal.
Very profound. Self pity is a drug and an old habit that really has nothing to do with who you are. Break the pattern. Don’t let the negative emotions dominate your life. Let the positive emotions be in control
Tony as a therapist is worth so much money per hour, nobody can afford it. Im so glad he offers his wisdom for free online
You’re not alone with those feelings Theo, and hearing you open up and getting vulnerable really made me feel like I wasn’t alone. You inspire myself, and I’m sure others, to work on ourselves and to not give up. Many, many thanks to you my guy. Gang gang
I'm 57 and I don't know as much as Tony Robbins, but I know every year better that love is the answer
Tony Robbins is the big brother we all needed
This comment hit me hard.
I was big brother, pops not really there,I was always the rock in the family from being a kid all the way up till now.
Who can I lean to on?
That Shadow inside. He was always there to help me.
The sad shadow being.
It’s hard to get rid of him.
What the heck man, when he said "when you're grateful love flows naturally" I started balling my eyes out.
Its that little boy a lot of us have- "we are not worth the time", "we are a bother", "if i was more then ppl would treat me better/stick around". Its important to remember that we are adults and perhaps the way to fully seal off that narrative is realizing that we are the adult we wish we had. I think Theo is that man who would have spoke life into that little boy. Appreciate you brother.
Well said.
I think sealing it off is not the way, though
@@Krzy-hoo not sealing off like being closed off but as a response or conclusion to past hurts. A lot of time trauma is a looping thought or experience. I'm no Gabor Mate or Bessel Van Der Kolk. Sometimes it's hard to know when you made it to the "other side".
I see bad qualities in almost all people, only Theo is for me a person with a heart that I have never seen before, especially in famous personalities. With his emotions he speaks from the soul of many people and when you listen to him, you feel at home even as an unloved and lonely person. Thank you Theo for being there and I wish you, and everyone else who is suffering for various reasons, the very best. Greetings from a huge fan from Germany.
How is this not typed by me, from Germany too as well 😂❤
I highly suggest watching the seasons of mtv's The Challenge that Theo was on, it's not a big part of his career but he opens up about himself a bit similar to this. Good to see him connecting to his self again.
I truly agree, I admire him more than anybody
when I see bad in everyone that is my HUGE red flag that something is not right with my internal state. For me this is my self protective mode when I feel abandoned, in shame, triggered by insecurity or unworthiness.
Fortunately I belong to a 12 step fellowship (like Theo) that can help me be the person I want to be not just the one that reacts to a variety of stimuli like a mindless cog.
One day at a time, I get to walk around being a part of the whole instead of better or worse. It feels like freedom.
I wish you luck on your journey.
You pulled the words from my mouth. Listening to him makes me feel really safe. Don't know if that is odd but...there is that.
A 13 min clip was like 10 years of therapy. Wow! Thank you! I'm going to thank my Wife for sending me this a week ago. I didn't watch it because I knew it was bs. I was wrong. Thank you for this gift ❤
The courage it takes to open up like this on your own podcast is tremendous. God bless
Stop the old story is so powerful....We overcome the most difficult lives and can become the best we can be. Thank you Tony.
yeah, and I used to feel offended by that "to stop my old story" because I felt I was abandoning my child self or something. But now I get it - and totally want to expand let go etc.
You are clearly one of God’s kids. And I can literally feel in my heart how proud of you He is. It’s overwhelming. Thank you for being you. May the King of Kings keep working things through with you, my brother.
I have to say I agree wholeheartedly 🎉
That was beautifully I have had a lot of hard years since I came home from Afghanistan and living with things I did and witnessed and this was over 10 years ago
Couldn't have said it better myself brother, beautiful words and all the best to you!
@synchronis346 & yet you probably give your money to big corporations every other day. So what's your point?
@synchronis346sometimes people will donate money not because the other person needs it but because they gained wealth from something someone has said or done and wants to give something back.
Theo Vonn excels at being a lovable and honest average guy. People like him for who he is. Humble and real. 100% truth. He’s hilarious.
Theo IS such a role model. He’s helped me navigate life and problems for years
I just began therapy and THIS IS EXACTLY what I go through and want to fix because it’s so overwhelming and suffocating at times. I cried empathizing wholeheartedly hearing your heart. Love how Tony breaks it down… it’s so raw. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I know that feeling of feeling overwhelmed, its feeling uncomfortable.
Theo is possibly one of the most precious souls on this planet. Thank you Theo for helping so many people!!!
I made a joke in a comment a long time ago that Theo is so funny that I would consider becoming an alcoholic just to attend some of his AA meetings. He's not just funny but a legit good soul, helping people in ways he never intended, ironically. I hope more people find their path like he has. Including me.
@@johns7530 I agree, I hope Thro understands exactly how much he has and is helping people worldwide.
I watched King and the sting just to feel connected to something when I was in a complicated situation.
Healing is hard but seeing Theo be successful and vulnerable just shows me that wearing your heart on your sleeve can impact people so positively.
Our armour should be honesty and not fear and Theo shows is that in spades ❤
but of a fucked up comment to make dont ya think?@@johns7530
The vulnerability of this conversation is so beautiful. It takes so much courage to “go there” period, much less on such a public platform. Thank you Theo and Anthony for talking this out so honestly and allowing us to both learn and be inspired by it.
I appreciate Theo for showing us that men need to be loved unconditionally, listened to and taken seriously especially when they don't ask for help. Tony is a absolute gem.
I can’t even tell you how crazy it is that this video popped up today. Just faced this exact emotion Theo is expressing for the first time last night and it hit me like a freight train. This is exactly what I needed to hear. God bless both of you.
thats so weird. thats exactly what happened with me. got 5 hours of sleep 3 days in a row that makes me delusional and rewiring the mind is exacty what I needed it to hear because its not true what we say to ourselves much of the time and you and I both have a purpose which made me think, how dare I be sad, and it made me smile. god bless you random stranger
This is why I love Theo, he’s very raw and real and not afraid to show how vulnerable he can be. You’re awesome Theo!!
I fucking love Tony Robbins. Every time he talks I almost immediately get teary eyed 🥲😅
Theo, I'm a 56 year old female, traditional Catholic, married for 36 years, big family, etc. I LOVE watching and listening to you because you are open, honest, real, and absolutely adorable. Not ugly at all! (and just realized I'm on my hubs' account) but feel compelled to tell you this. Tony's words are very helpful to me too!
Theo just seems like a genuinely good dude.
Wow, I know Tony is famous for stuff like this, but I had no idea is so freaking _good_ at it. Maybe its just my limited exposure to people of his type, but his ability to listen, and actually hear what you are saying, and process that information quickly, and return relevant and helpful advice very quickly is god level. No wonder he is a living legend.
And what can you say about Theo. Work it out brother! You are not alone!
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Yeah Tony is legit.
He is absolutely the best. If you haven’t seen it, find the video of him at a conference talking to a suicidal man. The way he talked to him, it was like watching a man go through 20 years of therapy in 5 minutes. It’s amazing, Tony really has the gift
Dang
I thought the same thing…
I need to say, that as a 31 year old man that has dealt with self worth issues my entire life, causing anxiety and depression, conversations like this one are truly worth their weight in gold. I honestly can't describe how helpful these kind of open and honest talks are for me and I'm sure countless others. From the bottom of my heart, thank you both for this. It's so helpful and very much appreciated. Of course I wish nobody had to feel this way, but for those of us that do, seeing that we aren't alone and that we can change and get better, it's so important I can't even put in to words. Thank you again.
This is a very powerful video. I am a 58 year old woman who has gone through deep inner child therapy healing from childhood trauma. One of the things that I had mentioned early on in my therapy, is that I felt this feeling of betraying or leaving, deserting a part of myself (younger me) through healing. When I watched this video, I was like "Yes! I totally get what Theo is feeling". It makes complete sense. I called it the tug-a-war stage of healing. It takes work in the connection and I no longer have that feeling. Thank you very much for sharing this video!!
Yes !! I am embracing all my parts. I love EMDR to heal my triggers and embrace my strong parts. I am learning boundaries with myself and others. I change my dysfunctional beliefs. I do matter. I am grieving what I didn't get as a child. I am learning and accepting how I really feel. I am changing my mindset. Learning the truth that I am a wonderful person who is capable of healing and doing anything I want. I can have healthy relationships with myself and others. I an also learning emotional regulation with a DBT course.
I now tell my younger self...... You are with me now and I won't let anything bad happen to you. ❤
Tony has been crushing it for so long and stays relevant for people, amazing
The way this dude can have a raw vulnerable conversation with someone and still throw in a joke that makes you burst in laughter in the middle of that conversation is amazing. A man said 'I thought you were gonna say Fauci' 🤣 5:17
@@snkysnky1730finding humor in things isn’t always a defense mechanism. If anything it’s mostly a sign of creative thinking.
“It’s an old story that got wired a long time ago but it’s not who I am”
@@snkysnky1730 the guys a fucking comedian its not a defence mechanism its his life
Dude the fauci thing cracked me up. Hahahaha "same thing"
Theos brain makes so many off the cuff connections. I love the way his mind works.
It took me until THIS year (I'm 28) to realize that beating myself up so much, which EVERYBODY told me I was doing, wasn't conducive to my mental health. It took me 20 something years to realize that shaming myself wasn't helping me at all. This is very powerful.
Dude I'm right there with you man. Glad you realized it 🙏.
Sometimes I feel tho that my self-criticism actually propels me forward in life which is the conflicting thing about it
@@edge9751 i know right!! Since Im right there with you, Ill just give you my thoughts on that. Self-criticism is a good thing, being able to say "I did this wrong." "I messed up" I belive those things propelled me to become better. But unfortunately it always came with shame, like, "Im so stupid, I shouldnt have lost like that". I was listening to this podcast and it really clicked with me that, failing is not bad, its the story youre making up about that failure that hurts us the most. You lose a chess match. Thats a fact. Now here's two different story's about that chess match: "Damn, how could I not see that checkmate coming, Im friggin worthless. I should have been better than that." Then there's, "Ah I see, that blows. I probably shouldn't have left my kingside open and overextended myself."
We, (you and I) have to realize there is a difference between self-criticism and shaming ourselves under guise of self-criticism.
Glad Im not alone sir in this journey
It’s like looking in a mirror. I feel every word Theo is saying. I’ve always felt like an anomaly amongst my peers in how I just don’t see my self worth but people validate it constantly by showing me in little ways, and somehow my story refuses to accept it. This is exactly the video I needed. Thank you for being so open and vulnerable. You may not realize how many people you’re helping.
I think anybody could talk to Tony and cry, he just has an aura about him that makes you want to open up and let out the stuff you been holding in.
Love how Theo bringing Tony Robbins into this new audience of people that probably aren’t aware of the power of these emotions
People are aware.! This is the most medicated Generation in history. They would rather take some form of medication than face those emotions. And i can't really blame them.! Others just self delete rather than deal with it. That would have been my choice, but God had other plans.
Man guys need to get away from there emotions more these days men are too soft and thats fine but making money off it is weird theo been sad for years lol like when is it gonna stop prolly when it stops making money
@@slowmotionradio73 used to think like you, watched redpill stuff years back. Shit will get you running into a wall.
Fer sure Tony is a great human that has helped countless people. So stoked Theo is doing this work for all of us to see
@@slowmotionradio73it’s not about being soft. It’s the exact opposite. You gotta allow yourself to feel those things because they WILL control you otherwise. That doesn’t mean breaking down in public or anything, but you have to spend some time exploring those emotions. You can’t control them otherwise. You will only ignore them until they boil over in the form of anger. That’s not strength, it’s weakness.
Really needed this...I'm 36 grew up in a very negative environment my whole life.Now I'm working on changing my mindset I want to allow myself to feel happy and know I deserve that and change the I cants to I can.
5:26 Language and self-talk is so important. The words that you use towards you and in relation are so important.
This is the second video i've seen of Theo that i respect tf out of, where he was really well spoken and authentic and showing he is and is becoming a good man.
There’s a lot more of them out there. He’s a good dude. Just look at the guests he has on his show. Latest one was a lunch lady.
I’ve watched Tony for the last 15 years. I’m so grateful he chose to be exactly who he is. ❤🙏🏾
Love your vulnerability and how you recognize that leaving the 'younger you parts' causes so much emotion. Very inspiring and freeing for everyone watching
Can hear theos voice cracking into a sad emotion at the beginning and I feel that
Theo is incredibly courageous, although I bet he doesn't think he is :( I'm so impressed by his humility, honesty, and his vulnerability. Takes a strong man to acknowledge and confront his demons. You have so many people pulling for you, Theo.
Bro are you guys chat gpt bots? Like I’ve seen this near exact message 14 times. Not a single typo in one of these messages. I am almost certain these are bot replies
Theo Von, the most transparent, humble, and vulnerable man. So kind and cool to me. Tony Robbins, putting Theo’s fixed views of himself, reframed back to him, with such empathy, love it, love it. Our men (in my humble opinion) need to know it’s OK to be transparent. THE WORK of self awareness is non stop. Thanks much Theo.
Dear Theo,
The words ,”Thank you “
don’t even come close ..
They just don’t seem good enough. But all the same,thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Keep growing,keep healing , and I will too.
Thank you Theo for being vulnerable and showing us how you feel inside. The interesting thing is I feel like a lot of people have the exact same internal dialogue, but we look at other people and think that everyone is just perfectly fine. Maybe if we all exposed our own internal struggles more, we can help each other out!
wow theo's self awareness and bravery in being vulnerable is exemplary. What a beautiful interview.
I can relate a lot to what Theo is going through right now. I'm in the same boat and trying to address it in therapy. I'm also a recovering alcoholic. I was trying to do list the positives and negatives that Tony asked and when trying to do the positives, all I could feel was awkwardness and embarrassment. I was relieved when Theo said he felt embarrassed because that means I'm not alone. So much work left to be done but I'll get there.
Tony and Theo talking together occasionally in a public forum would be a huge gift to hurting folks.
listening to theo, i couldn’t help but relate to everything he said word for word. I cried with him and for him and for myself, i don’t mean to be selfish. Theo you help me everyday. Thanks for having Tony.
That’s beautiful. 👍🏼
ugly?! i could cry. you are eye-candy and thankfully, hilarious, grounded and vulnerable. adore you theo!
What you do matters theo, it eases suffering, God knows it's eased mine since I lost my mom, love ya dude ❤
Man ... this is incredible.. brought tears to my eyes! Because I can relate to everything you both said! Thank you for sharing!!
It used to be scary to feel proud because I never wanted to get too attached to the idea of a good thing out of fear it will go away and hurt me worse. I think when you’ve experienced any significant hardship or circumstance it’s common to not want to feel too proud of moving up.
Theo I don't know if you will see this,but you helped me so much this year. I have been very sick for seven years and except for going to hospital I haven't been anywhere but in a bed. This year was especially dark,because I lost the last of my money from my house and car and not even a little better yet, however you made me laugh so much. That is one of the things I am so grateful for.Thank you so much,you are a blessing! PS I think you are really handsome too. Much love from South Africa
hope 2024 is a good year for you!
Sending you love and healing 💕 ❤
wishing you the best!
Sending you warmest blessings from Ireland for healing in 2024🙏🏻…
Praying for you tonight ❤🤗
I woke and was over everything and moments away from ending it and hearing someone fill the same as I do and tony saying to him everything i needed to hear myself saved my life in so many ways. I finally think i can start loving myself. Thank you both.
Hope you're still doing ok now
Theo is transparent in such unique ways. Love him.
Theo, that part you feel like you will abandon, that's your inner child. You won't abandon him, you're going to that place of comfort, meeting that young you and guiding him to where you are now. So you guys can grow even more together. If that makes sense ❤
This made me start crying while I’m having my morning coffee. Thank you guys for talking about this and to you, Theo, for opening up. Much love and positive thoughts, my friend.
same, I just woke up like 7 mins ago lol
Why crying?
I love you, Theo. Thank you for bringing joy to the world. You're enough and we're all behind you., brother.
Cant express how much I appreciate your willingness to expose vulnerability with Tony. Some of the topics hit me hard and gave me some insight. Thank you.
When tony said that love is the feeling that would power over all of the negative feelings, because we want to feel loved, i broke down crying. This was such a wonderful session, thank you so much for sharing ❤
I went through therapy for 2 years, had a therapist tell me I have BPD and this video helped me more than those 2 years ever did.
I love how vulnerable Theo is. God bless this man❤️.
Theo this is so powerful to hear someone who’s got a good UA-cam channel share that you have some negative emotions. Thank you for being vulnerable
I’m blown away by Theo. What a fantastic human. Every time I hear him, I’m blown away by how thoughtful and honest he is 💝 Theo, you’re just the best.