Tony Robbins on Overcoming Job Loss, Purposelessness & The Coming AI Disruption | 222

People ask me all the time, how are you pride certainty for people when the external world no longer offers certainty? There is no external certainty. So when those jobs are disrupted, what will people hang on to? The answer is One of the most famous people on on the planet, Tony Robbins. The great Tony Robbins is here, my man. There's nothing that people want that they can't make happen if they really want it with the heart and soul, if they wanna do something about it. This kind of change hitting society isn't just a threat about unemployment. It's it's a threat about a nervous system shock. AI is the call. New technology is the call for us to become more. Again, to move from survival to spirit, to move from settling to something greater. AI is is gonna create this rate of change that is just beyond belief, and it doesn't correlate with happiness necessarily. It needs to be turned into happiness. Tony, you've been coaching millions of people over decades. Right? After kind of looking back over that time, are you more optimistic about the world or less? Here's what I think about optimism. I think Now that's the moonshot, ladies and gentlemen. Everybody, welcome to moonshots. I'm here today with a dear friend, the world's number one life and business coach, Tony Robbins. He's coached more than a 100,000,000 people across a 195 countries, beyond his coaching. He's the owner of in more than a 114 companies with $12,000,000,000 in business. He is an investor in private equity across 80 private equity companies with $11,000,000,000 AUM. He's advised presidents, Fortune 500 CEOs, global leaders on leadership and human potential. Personally, Tony is one of my best friends. We've coauthored a number one New York Times selling book. We've cofounded two companies, Fountain Life and Life Force. And in my opinion, he is one of the greatest humanitarians on the planet alive today. Tony, welcome, pal. Thanks, buddy. It's great to be with you. Yeah. For sure. You know, I remember a decade ago, we started a conversation, and we started too early, but a conversation about what we saw as the age of coming technological socialism Yes. Where technology, not the government, but technology would start to take care of individuals and the implications that that might have on our psychology, on our sense of safety, on how we motivate ourselves. And as you know, I did a podcast recently with, with Elon. And in during that conversation, he said a few things that I wanted my the first person I wanted to speak to about this was you. You know, he said literally that he expects in the next three to five years that AI and robotics would fundamentally displace all human labor. And I think the time frame that folks have been talking about in the media, in government, across the board has been more of a twenty year adaptation cycle of how …