Anthony Kibe

Anthony Kibe opens by admitting his early years as an entrepreneur ran on fear rather than ambition, describing a looping mental script about ending up broke and doomed that played on repeat until he recognized it for what it was. That kind of specific, unflattering self description is rare enough in motivational writing to be worth noting.

Two long posts review Tony Robbins' Ultimate Edge program section by section, treating it less as an advertisement and more as notes from someone who has followed Robbins for over a decade and is testing whether the newest material adds anything to what he already knew. He is willing to say some of it repeats ideas Robbins has taught for decades, not new insight dressed up for a new release.

A companion post on getting rid of negative thinking treats it as a discipline rather than a mood, something built through daily practice rather than solved in one sitting.

Read the fear versus passion post first. It sets up everything else here more honestly than the reviews do on their own.

Are Your Driven By Fear Or Passion?

Jan 20, 2012 · Anthony Kibe

My early years as a wannabe entrepreneur were filled with FEAR… and I didn’t even know it. I had a mental looped take that played on and on, day, night and every…

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Review of Tony Robbins “Ultimate Edge” Audio Program

Jan 19, 2012 · Anthony Kibe

This is a review of Tony Robbins “Ultimate Edge” Part 1. Tony Robbins, one of America’s top life transformational coaches (or motivational speaker) has a new program called “Ultimate Edge” I’ve been…

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Review of Tony Robbins Ultimate Edge Part 3

Jan 19, 2012 · Anthony Kibe

In part 2 of Tony Robbins Ultimate Edge review, I mentioned how Tony argues that our decisions create the experiences of our lives. In part 3, Tony talks about what controls our…

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How To Get Rid of Negative Thinking

Jan 18, 2012 · Anthony Kibe

Getting rid of negative thinking is an art form. It doesn’t happen instantly and it does require a little bit of work and discipline. But it is achievable rewarding. Here’s what we…

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