Jul, 2024

Tony Robbins’ 6 Human Needs Explained (Personal Growth)

Rob’s personal coach Trevor McGregor details the Six Human Needs that author Tony Robbins preaches in this clip from the ATL Community Gathering. These needs are outlined below, and they are essential for your personal growth:

Certainty – Do you have faith in God, and know you’re in the right place and time in life?
Uncertainty / Variety – We need diverse interests and activities
Significance – Feeling of importance
Connection and Love – Connecting with others and giving/receiving love from others
Growth – If you aren’t growing, you are dying! Get in community to start growing
Contribution – Giving of your time, talent, and treasure to give back to others.

These needs are often interdependent of each other. They can also come from different sources in our lives. Which of these needs do you need more of in your own life?

Six Human Needs For Personal Growth Explained

Four Primary Needs for Personal Growth

Certainty

We all need to feel certain that we are safe, and we will be okay. This could mean your own personal faith. When you are content in knowing the most important fact in your life is true, you are free to branch out into other ventures that fulfill you. To readers of this blog, that probably means investing in real estate or starting a new business venture. How certain are you that God has His hand on you from 1-10? Do you walk in faith?

Uncertainty and Variety

If we did the same exact routine every day, then we would get bored. Furthermore, we would grow stale in our personal growth and fulfillment. We need an element of uncertainty and variety in our life. Trevor cited the real estate investment game as full of this kind of variety. However, hobbies such as sports and travel are better examples.

Significance – Essential For Personal Growth

We must find a way to feel significant. Many of us find our significance in our roles as spouses and parents. Our careers as property investors can also give us that feeling of importance. Find your place, so you can do whatever you are passionate about to the highest level you can.

Connection and Love

Perhaps most obvious of all is our need for connection to others. Every human needs to give and receive love from others in order to feel like life is worth living. Whether it is your relationship with friends and loved ones, tenants, or the Lord, being disconnected can really drag us down. When we live a life of gratitude and prioritize those connections, we can really bloom.

Needs of the Spirit

Growth

Rob often reminds us that if a plant isn’t growing, it is dying. Similarly, if we become stagnant in our own personal growth, it will hurt us. When we join a community, it helps us to grow. That could mean your local church, or even a professional group of peers such as the ATL Inner Circle Community.

Contribution

When we contribute to our own health and wealth, we gain the resources to help others. God put all of us here to help others. Whether it’s through giving money to charity or sharing our knowledge with others in the rental property business, contribution is important.

Join Our Community

Do you own multi-family properties? If not, do you aspire to one day? Then you should consider joining our online discussion group, the ATL Inner Circle Community! Each month, Rob Rowsell will teach you what you must do in order to build wealth in the real estate business. It’s not as easy as it looks! Property taxes, liens, and legal fees can all be hard to navigate, so having a successful guide in your corner like Rob is a must! Sign up today!

Oct, 2023

Best Wealth Building Books For Investors Seeking Financial Wisdom

What are the best wealth building books for your shelf? Rob Rowsell, successful multifamily real estate investor, reveals what material you need to read in order to increase your financial IQ!

Best Wealth Building Books – The Wealthy Code

Rob starts the video clip by introducing the book The Wealthy Code by George Antone. Specifically, he covers the three levels of affluence it covers, relative to financial independence. Each level (Rich, Wealthy, Job) centers around businesses. Rich Dad, Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki defines a business as an entity that can operate independently if you, the owner, were physically absent for a year. If that statement isn’t true for you, you have a job, and can’t be financially independent. A job requires your time and attention for a minimum of ten hours per week.

If wealth building is your goal, then you must develop passive income. Anyone with a job that pays above their means can start small, investing that extra money into investments that appreciate in value. Eventually, those properties will generate cash flow. Cash flow is wealth. Learning that fact and amassing the knowledge on how to properly redirect those funds was a game changer for Rob Rowsell.

When Rob first started his house flipping business, he was not setting himself up for regular passive income. A mentor advised him to keep every third or fourth property and collect rent from the tenants, rather than selling it. This meant that he could gradually decrease the work hours he invested in his real estate business. Over time, that business became less of a job, and more of a passive income engine.

Best Wealth Building Books – Money: Master the Game

Next, Rob shares a page from Tony Robbins’ book Money – Master the Game. This is one of the best wealth building books, cited by countless successful investors. The page features an illustration of a mountain, outlining a wealth journey. The peak of the mountain, labeled “Critical Mass”, represents the point where we retire. As we climb the mountain, we are accumulating money for our retirement. The de-cumulation phase occurs on our way down from the peak.

The “Nest Egg Theory” says we should have a big enough bag of money saved up to last us the rest of our lives when we retire. However, life happens. The nest egg may not last us the rest of our lives. We may have to work another job in our golden years in order to make ends meet. Ideally, we have a passive income stream instead that ensures that we make it through.

Join Our Community of Investors.

Do you own multifamily properties? If not, do you aspire to one day? Then you should consider joining our online discussion group, the ATL Community! Each month, Rob Rowsell will teach you what you must do in order to build wealth in the real estate business. It’s not as easy as it looks! Property taxes, liens, and legal fees can all be hard to navigate, so having a successful guide in your corner like Rob is a must! Enroll today!

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