Episode 534: The Real Reason Why Most People Don’t Change
The episode explores why most people don't change, arguing it's not laziness but deeper psychological and social barriers like identity threat, comfort addiction, and fear of the unknown. Host Tony Robbins and guest Shawnee Suisa discuss how perception, social circles, and self-imposed me
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