How Tony Robbins co-opted Elliot Weissbluth (and HighTower data) and vice-versa
A co-venture half-detailed by this unlikely couple of Type A-plus go-getters may set the stage for a wider collaboration -- perhaps a co-robo
Jeff Spears
Don’t underestimate Tony Robbins. He is a proven winner. His insights into the wealth management industry are damning and should be adopted by independent advisors as they compete against Wall Street.
My only concern is that Tony and Elliott fall into the conflicted solution of the leading “coaches” in the RIA business.
Hope to finish Ton’s book over the break.
Maria Marsala
This, IMO, is just want the industry needs — an infusion of a well-respected thought leader. Even if what they’re doing doesn’t succeed (and “Tony usually has A, B, C and D plans for each venture) what he brings to the future of the industry, will be priceless.
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