Netflix's I Am Not Your Guru five years later, with Filmmaker Joe Berlinger and Tony & Sage Robbins

Thank you for inviting us into your homes. This is really wonderful to be with all of you for this beautiful celebration. It's been five years Mhmm. Since we had the privilege of having people look inside Date with Destiny. And it was an incredible experience. And so we decided it would be beautiful to kinda give you an update and give you an exposure and so just kinda celebrate the date half a decade later. The event was actually December 2014, but, you know, it takes a year to put things together and then it has to be sold to a studio. Netflix bought it, won some nice awards. It was just really a beautiful period, but we thought it would be nice to have you meet the man who created it, give you some behind the scenes on that, and then maybe give you an update on some of these people five years after the film, but seven years later. And let's get started. I'd like to first start well, before I start, I'm doing all the talking. Please. I'm used to do all the thing myself. My beautiful bride, my Sage Robbins, everybody, ladies and gentlemen. Hello, everyone. Thank you. Blessings to you. And it's just we've never done a format like this, and it's, this particular event and and actual when we filmed I'm not your guru, it was just so dear to us, and we had the privilege to, partner with Joe Berlinger. Joe, we're looking for you to looking forward to you joining us today. And it's just a real treat. This is like a fireside chat. We've never had this setting, and thank you for joining us. Thank you for your willingness. Thank you for your heart and love. I can't remember how many countries. A 158. 158 countries. 158. We're really deeply touched. So thank you. We look forward to just serving you. You know, we really didn't wanna I didn't wanna make this documentary before I introduced this gentleman who's just extraordinary human being. And and my wife didn't wanna make it either because it's such a private environment, you know, Date with Destiny. We we're used to doing big stadiums of people. And then, you know, Date with Destiny, we keep to just 5,000 people, which may not sound big to you, but compared to 15,000, it's quite intimate. And the idea that we're gonna bring cameras in there was like, I don't know about this. And Sage was not really for it either. In fact, I remember this man, Joe Berlinger, you're about to meet. You know? I invited him to come to a seminar originally. I met him. I just felt struck by what an incredible human being he is. I had seen one of his documentaries, which was the one on Metallica, and believe it or not, it gave you insight. It was like a psychological film, and it was all just real and real time. It …