In this episode, Tom explains how you can REMOULD your brain to achieve your wildest dreams even if you're not an expert in the field. I think this conversation is going to allow a huge group of people to finally uncover their true potential. 🚨 Subscribe, turn notifications on, and the first 20 people to comment on the next episode, will enter a draw to come and watch an episode live 🚨

@daianeschroeder7308

2 жыл бұрын

Oh my good, I wait for this conversation since you start to do the USA edition... Great job Steve and team!!!

@ikojogi179

2 жыл бұрын

for the Algorithm?

@radrazor1355

2 жыл бұрын

Dude thank you so much for this episode! I love his content, but enjoy him being interviewed more! Ugh, Super Saiyan feelings pulsing through me

@selmir369

2 жыл бұрын

Tom says diet.. no..not even 20% ...... its what we drink, talk, think, do, eat, sleep......... all has an impact and influences...

@claudiasweeney452

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Steven, I watched the entire podcast and I enjoyed it, it was great but I do have one criticism. I read the thumbnail which states "HOW ANYONE CAN BUILD A $1B BUSINESS" and I read the title which states "Tom Bilyeu: From Broke & Sleeping On The Floor To A $1 Billion Business". I watched this podcast because we are just starting a small business and I am looking for advice about building a successful business. I feel like this podcast was about a happy home life and working on yourself(which I know people are going to say you have to work on yourself to have a successful business, and they are correct!), but I am looking for business advice and I feel like your thumbnail and title are clickbait. Maybe I missed something but how are the things the two of you talked about going to build a $1B(or even successful) business? If I missed something please explain it to me because I really want to understand! Thank you and I'm still going to keep watching your podcast.

as someone who failed in life in general and has major health issues AND falling into massive depression BUT still wants to make it in life at 40 years old; i needed this. Thank you for your video series.

@AlistairAVogan

Жыл бұрын

You haven’t failed at life. You are just assessing. In this episode we saw a number of examples of hurdles that people encountered and overcame. Do the same. Keep building a bridge to a better future, and don’t look back.

@cfcloco7600

Жыл бұрын

Who told you you had failed was it yourself or others or just others reactions to you I’m 42 in a few weeks and I constantly feel like a failure,I want to do everything but do nothing I keep saying I just need that little foot up how do you feel?

@user-WhizkidsOfAsia

Жыл бұрын

Just turned 43 yesterday 🎉. Gonna watch this now.

@balancedlifematrix

Жыл бұрын

56! Building a million dollar per month empire. Its all state of mind. 🤓

@c_c836

Жыл бұрын

@@balancedlifematrix Agree 100% with you......GL man, you give me hope at 47.

Making your spouse your first priority is the best gift you can ever give your kids.

@rosscopeeco69

Жыл бұрын

Amen sir. When all is said and done, the best we can do in this our space in time, is to raise our children to the best of our ability, teach them strong principles and morals. Wealth is good but not at the expense of your duties to your family

@TropicalRedFlower

Жыл бұрын

Of course, Lewis has never been married, he still has a lot to discover, as someone that has been married I can totally agree with Tom on this one 💯

@denisserivera83

Жыл бұрын

What if your not her priority

@eric_martindale1711

Жыл бұрын

@@denisserivera83 I guess you can go have a good cry.

@Darin_Rios

Жыл бұрын

love that

When he said "No amount of success is great enough that you can sit under it forever", I felt it.

@vincentpaula3184

Жыл бұрын

I felt that too. It reminded me of a scripture I read where Jesus says “Everyone who drinks this water will be thirsty again, 14 but whoever drinks the water I give them will never thirst.” It’s a similar message. Everything in this life will leave us “thirsty” wanting more.

@overPowerPenguin

Жыл бұрын

@@vincentpaula3184 Bad tasting water sure don't.

@Adrian-yi8fl

9 ай бұрын

I hear you man. In 1983 I got high score on Qbert at 7-Eleven. It's finally time I stop riding that wave and move on to something else.

@atomic66

6 ай бұрын

No, that's silly. If you've got 50 million, you can live on 500k per year for 100 year!

Yes. Tom Bilyeu is the most genuine person online I have watched. He inspires me daily. He is definitely NOT a bumper sticker or sound bite. Love this podcast interview. Thank you!

@rudymalizia479

7 ай бұрын

He is an inspiration. Personality, intelligence, well spoken, increasingly beautiful, straight up and raw real! What a blessing!

An idea for the future, is asking each guest to recommend one book which had a profound effect on their life. That would be really interesting for me!

@teoabaaz9894

Жыл бұрын

*interesting for us 🙂

@deliapeterson3760

Жыл бұрын

Mindset by Carol Dweck is one he mentions at the top of his list for changing his life and putting words to it all. Principles by Ray Dalio is another.

@martinas.4389

8 ай бұрын

And me 😂

As an Iranian woman with challenges of gender and politics and bad economy and also my own history of abuse in workplace, I always had this kinda anger towards the world that was like: you are not gonna stop me and someday i'll win. it was nice to get tom's validation of my mentality of refusing to see myself as a victim and feel sorry 4 myself 4 the rest of my life. Thank you guys for this amazing interview.

@tamgsmith8077

7 ай бұрын

Good for you lady!! Proud for you and wishing you the very best.

@PinkiePromisee

6 ай бұрын

thank you so so much for your kind words and wishes. i wish the same for you @@tamgsmith8077

"Boos Don't Block Dunks"- Kobe Bryant. Loved all the discussion on personal responsibility!

@ancientwisdom108

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for spelling out boos. I heard "booze" and couldn't make sense of it. 😅 🙏🌍🕊

This is probably your best episode so far, Tom has interviewed so many bright minds, I remember he used to listen more than speak and slowly started adding his own takes on topics. It is fascinating how he managed to absorb everything like a sponge and put it so nicely together, not just information itself but as a philosophy of living. He comes forward not as a thought leader but as a student of life, very strong but very humble. I imagine Steven will reach this point of having all the answers further down the line of interviewing more and more people, as he also approaches topics with curiosity, perhaps with a critical view compared to early days Tom. Some people can learn from others and form their reality like Tom, some can only change what's embedded in them by seeing and living it themselves. As Tom mentioned he believes we are cyclical we are the same, different types but same thing. I think Steven is on the side of believing we are all in a way intrinsically different. Would be great to attend the show. I am not sure how subscribing on its own would give me the opportunity, in 486k subscribers how do you pick and know who is in London and available? Thanks.

Thank you for this interview. Tom is to me as a 57 year old woman that just lost everything for the 2nd time an inspiration to fight. The first time the fight took 10 years, unfortunately for me I live in South Africa and my payout was peanuts. So now I will fight and not stop until what happened tome is corrected fairly.

@christinemeyer7163

Жыл бұрын

Lady, I understand soooo well!! I am much older and have lost many times.Wish we could get more people in similar positions to get together, start working together, because there are ways where people can build something together to the benefit of all

@dgeistlinger

6 ай бұрын

Right there with you both. I and over 100 others were really wronged by our own government. Most have lost hope. I too have felt like giving up because they have. I may have to do this on my own to get the justice we all deserve. One of us has to step up and bring it to light or all is lost.

@achsahkaleb4844

6 ай бұрын

@@dgeistlinger Shalom D. Please watch pastor kawalya testimony and then watch his teachings on spiritual warfare. That's how we have to fight. I am a Messianic Hebrew but I still learn from Christians. I stand on Joshua 1:6- end in Yeshua Ha Massiach's Name. Thanks for the comment. Pls forgive. Have a discerning spirit and obey Yehovah Tzeva'ot through the Holy Spirit. Bless you and your family. We have to pray for each other. Amen

I love how ruthlessly honest, self aware and articulate he is. Thank you for bringing him to the show

Oh my God, the way Tom talks about Lisa is breathtaking. I am in awe of their relationship. I love them both. 💗 thank you for the interview.

When he said, " I don't have an addictive personality, but I have an obsessive mind." I felt that. Powerful. Now, I am on the path to success with my obsessive mind.

Hah you had me at “I hope nobody’s listening to this, but if you are, keep it to yourself.” It makes this feel so exclusive & different than what everyone else is doing.

I have attempted to meditate many times in my life and prior to this CD the only success I've experienced is with live guided meditation. kzread.infoUgkxzpa8CIfZcihW4Z0F_ja0QF3W9KIatrsq This is the first CD I've used that cuts through my unmedicated ADHD and enables me to truly relax and experience a quiet and energizing interval. The instructors voice is very soothing and pleasant to listen to. I am easily able to sit successfully through the entire CD, and for quite some time after. I cannot adequately express how tremendously helpful this CD has been on my spiritual journey!! Two thumbs up and 10 stars!

I love his sincerity. Tom provides antidote to a lot of our sufferings

@stanpah2922

Жыл бұрын

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@hoovskinstein494

Жыл бұрын

I think he is sincere but sadly inauthentic. I wish he loved himself enough to drop the yo's, words and dope's. I'd like to see him be his true self ❤

Love Tom on the other end and being interviewed, one of my favourite podcasts of his ever. As someone suicidal and in a complete stand still in life this has given me hope and encouragement ❤❤❤

@cfcloco7600

Жыл бұрын

I’m intrigued laugh therapy you mentioned your suicidal how are you a month later cause I feel the same does it get better

@love35388

Жыл бұрын

@@cfcloco7600 I have found new interests and am seeing a psychiatrist so I still battle with my thoughts but I’ve been occupying my mind with prison break and tiktok. I am glad you are here and watching videos like this because it shows how strong you are, keep pushing it gets better, you have to ALWAYS train your mind to find the POSITIVES in things and how they’ve always helped you in some way

@Beepbeep_its_treasure

9 ай бұрын

Keep going! You got this. The future is so bright for you

@eileenwatt8283

8 ай бұрын

​@@love35388how are you 7 months later? Keep your head up. Set a goal to do something positive..it could be just a walk in the park. When you do it set another goal and another. Watch some comedy. You have a purpose. Learn a new language. Always have a purpose it gives you something to look forward to. Do something nice for someone who doesn't have much. Live in gratitude. Celebrate what's good in your life no matter how small.

Steven, I have started watching your videos not long ago and I had been watching Tom for years. When I started watching you, I thought you were « like » in the UK. So, you can just imagine how interesting it was for me to listen to this episode. Thank you, both of you for what you do. I feel my perspective keeps changing every time I hear you two speak. ❤❤❤❤

Emotional IQ. The secret to an amazing relationship. Be honest and do it in one sentence !!! Best life advise ever. For every situation.

Tom Bilyeu is my guy. When I was getting married, working way to hard at a job that didn't appreciate me, and afraid to ask for help I found Tom Bilyeu. I have since left that job for another company were I am making slightly more working 20 hours less a week, I have started going to counseling, and I have to wonderful children. Tom inspired me to do better and take responsibility.

Best podcast I have listened to in a long time! I’ve loved watching this channel grow and progress over the years and thank you for sharing such full and rich conversations with the rest of us! Inspired and knowledgeable doesn’t even begin to describe some of the topics you all hit on. Thank you a million times over!!!

He has been one of the most relatable and relevant guests on your podcast. Informarion for the average Joe ❤

So much insight from this one podcast 🙏 thank you Tom and Thank you for sharing with us your truest and most vulnerable moments on this podcast ☺️

This entire interview blessed me on so many levels. From personal accountability to Interpersonal relationships....Thank you.

Damn, this should have way more views!!! He is such an inspiration!

Wait what?! from Simon Sinek to Tom Bilyeu. My day has just erupted!! lets go!

@okkystafford1201

2 жыл бұрын

i thought he was going to interview you. but how the tables have turned. love this!!

This was simply magnificent. He’s absolutely a weapon. Loved this!

That last answer I love! It really shows that men who listen to women are some of the best, most successful men.

If you’re a fan of Impact Theory and The Diary of a CEO this hits differently.

@mphoclaudiemathegka3064

7 ай бұрын

Right 🥹❤ it’s magical

@rudymalizia479

7 ай бұрын

Steve and Tom, Diary of a CEO and Impact Theory never disappoints. Always riveting, compelling, informative and personal.

@rudymalizia479

7 ай бұрын

What truly resonated is it is my genuine joy is seeing people succeed. It nourishes me. I don't want my agonizing loneliness to become my identity. My personal responsibility is to acquire skills and/ or implement the ones I have to WHAT! Not create a billion dollar company. I somewhat consoled knowing i bless. I make moments good for others, ( and consequently myself), when I'm with that gym mate, instructor, cashier etc. But I NEED to do more. My selfish desire is good company that isn't contingent upon me serving or slaving. But anything I do to create a better experience for others because inside I know SOMEHOW I can.

WHAT AN INTERVIEW!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉 so thankful Steven that you are courageous enough to have someone as AMAZING as Tom because a lot of people dont want to hear the truth and do not want to be accountable. I want the truth, the tools I need to as an average woman to make a change, to love and unite people like Toms vision does. Lets stay hopeful. I will be a part of that hope by sharing love and speaking truth and life into my own life, friends and family’s lives ❤❤. Loved loved loved this interview just mind blowing

Steve I have only subscribed to your channel in the last two months and have watched soo many of these episodes already. My favourite episode before this was your episode with Gary Vaynerchuk, but this one with Tom has truly blown my mind.. I am such a fan of Tom, he is such a great storyteller. Thank you to you both for this episode these were words I’ve heard at just the right time!! Scott - Australia

I think this is definitely my favourite episode so far. Saw raw and no sugarcoating the real truth - really needed this!

@kathleen4376

Жыл бұрын

Me too!

Thankful to you both for this conversation. Forever grateful to Tom for the energy and education he puts out out there for free.

Tom your darkness and humility is what makes us respect you and your achievements. Thanks for keeping it real.

“I have to earn my self respect everyday.” 🔥

I have persevered through many years of hardship. Drinking tap water, sleeping on a rock, grinding every day. Everything changed for me when I changed my diet exclusively to high quality free range content and psychedelic mushrooms. I now own 17 Fortune 500 companies selling TikTok videos and my financial girth has never been so thicc. This whole show is 100% big! Big ups on this!

His wife is the most influential person in his life. Responsible for the man he is today. Wow!! I wish my guy was “open” to the possibility of an idea not his own. So happy for them. 🙏🏾😀

I love love love this whole conversation. I’m just a 26 year first generation Mexican American and I’m sooo inspired by this. I’ll come back in 6 months and let y’all know how much more wealthy I have become.

@aslamiyamohamed2526

11 ай бұрын

Good luck ❤

@HitchandHitched

7 ай бұрын

Good luck. Looking forward for your reply

This is my favorite episode so far.

WE ALL HAVE A STORY. And listening to Tom was inspirational.

Tom was the one who changed my life. I know it was so hard for him to be in front of the camera but it made such an impact on so many of us ❤ I’m so grateful for him and impact theory

Tom is a gem. I will never get tired of hearing him speak.

One year ago I deleted all my social media accounts. My instinct said to build something new. So - I’m now studying lots of channels and making plans for my new channel. And I have to say: I learn so much from all your channels and I’m addicted. So much value. Thank you so much for showing up every day. 🤗🤗❤️❤️

Diary of a CEO is the BEST podcast (alongside the Lex Friedman podcast) - so much value it has been life changing for me

Tom is awesome - so excellent at communicating ideas clearly.

Tom Bilyeu is a person that I never really came across before watching this. But the way he spoke, explaining things so well and coming across as a really accomplished, intelligent and developed person, has made me want to watch more of him, which is what I will do. Thank you for introducing me to another potential positive influence in my life. This podcast is an excellent place to learn and grow by witnessing greatness. Thanks for all that you do Steven.

Much respect 🫡 🙌🏽. Tom’s sincerity made for me; never mind the wisdom and clarity. I envy his brain 🙌🏽

personal responsibility!! that is something you don't hear about enough, thank you Tom, great interview, you inspire me to follow your input.

Points to notice 🔔 1. Always met people who are more smarter, faster and stronger and had to accept that I am average. But still I allowed myself to be successful. 2. Can't be the top successful person but still you can be better from the majority people. 3. When you wouldn't help yourself nobody would help.

I thought I liked Tom Bilyeu before this interview, now I’m a super fan 🙌🏽

I've watched a lot of streams with Tom doing the interviews, this was brilliant that he was the one being interviewed.

One of the most inspiring and thought provoking interviews I've probably watched ever!

I love Toms honesty... its amazing.

@Tom , you sound like a fellow ADHDer (or at least neurodivegent), when you talk about your varied interests and the fact you have had a wonderful person to support you. For so many of us, that person makes the difference between wanting and fully following through, dreaming and succeeding. Nice to see how appreciative you are of Lisa. So many take a woman like that for granted. 🤗

Tom’s final question/answer was simply wonderful. 🙏🏼

I love Tom. Thanks as always Steven. Great interview.

love this content!!! keep it coming, Steve and Tom, what a treat! listening to you guys gives me hope in this world! much love

How lucky I feel to have watched and listened to this gentleman, Mr Tom. What a fortune. Millions need to hear this in South Africa. I’m viewer 156,562 IN THE WHOLE WORLD! I vow I will spread the word to my manufacturing hub incubatees ….and to townships and rural areas where I go around upskilling entrepreneurs.

Tom is such an expert in communicating simply and crystal clearly. It's easy to understand every single point. Perhaps because he's gone over it in his head obsessively until it makes sense to him.

Man, I appreciate this guy....definitely need to rewatch this another time and take down the nuggets shared.

Love Tom, he is such an articulate and fascinating guy with a great mindset. Thank you for awesome content - great stuff

I absolutely love Tom Bilyeu. What an amazing human he is. So kind, so humble, so brave. He is the BRAVEST.

I love Tom’s work! And any chance I can get to actually hear him being interviewed and hear him speak versus just interviewing other people I will absolutely do that!

I totally and wholeheartedly agree with you that Tom is the absolute best! I'm in awe of his IT podcast, his deep listening skills and insights. His story telling, his passion, his inspiring relationship with Lisa, his kindness. He is top notch in motivational community and self exploration space. I didn't know how much Lisa has influenced the person he has become. I knew she had a hand in it, but it now makes even more sense why she is his number one priority. BTW, you two on the same platform is genius. Both of your interviewing skills are extraordinary and this interview and conversation was pure bliss. Thank you. ❤️

I found Tom during the beginning of Covid watching this brother growth is down right awesome!

This was a truly an amazing interview... Thank you guys sooooo much for that. Today i learned a lot. 🥰

Tom, what you said about choosing what doors to close resonates SO much with me. Thank you and the host for this thought-inspiring conversation. 🙏🏼

Your podcast interviews are very good, even great. Much success and health to all.

Amazing interview. I love Tom and Impact Theory. You cannot be more truthful than this.

One of my favorite episodes so far ❤

I love Tom and I often watch his shows. I wish he had asked Steven more questions though, I find it richer when it is more of a conversation when the two people share stories, bounce of each other...

@deliapeterson3760

Жыл бұрын

Steven has an episode on Impact Theory

Thank you Steven for this extraordinary podcast!!!

I've loved this conversation! I'm sharing the heck out of it.

Tom I have enjoyed you immensely. Thank you for dropping those gems. I see why your so successful. I love your number #1 priority.

Excellent episode. Thanks go to you and your team for bringing this value to me.

Everything Tom is saying is exactly me. Damn, I felt insane up to now 😓

I have a ton of love for Tom and his realness and wisdom. I really enjoy your videos too. I just found your channel not too long ago.

This was prefect for 2023. My soul needed this. ✨. Thank you.

I thoroughly enjoy this channel and 99% of your interviews. THIS INTERVIEW THOUGH! THIS is the interview that I’ve connected with the most. Thank you.

Tom is such an inspiration. The man has it figured out.

Tom is always amazing..... Simple ordinary person with no special talents...yet he has made it to the top.... We all ordinary people can relate with him effortlessly... 😀 At least... me 🌸😍 thank u both... 👍👍

Tom Bilyeu in the house!

Probably the most enjoyable interview I ever watched...

One of the best podcasts I have seen. Thank you.

I haven’t even watch the episode yet, but 👏👏👏👏👏 I know it’s gonna be amazing

Great episode! Thank you for sharing🙏🏾

Bloody Amazing!!!

Very humble guy.

The difference between Tom and Lewis perspective is because Tom has been married for 2 decades, they built a life, business and future together. You cannot have the same expectations when you just start.

What a man! Never heard of him before but so refreshing with so honest people like him! And I agree 110% that our diet is the big elephant in the room when it comes not only to anxiety but a lot of other issues as well! E.g. depression and skin diseases! Went Carnivore some 4 months ago and my anxiety disappeared literally in minutes and my mood is a lot more stable!

good interview!! love from Toronto

Tom is very inspiring. he has so much to share. I don't feel this was a conversation though. He didn't answer questions specifically, he repeated what he already rehearsed, and mind you, what he's rehearsed is fantastic but it could have been more of a conversation, makes for a better listen

This was a great episode start to finish. Thanks guys

CHILLS at the end when Tom spoke about the difference Lisa made in his life 🥹❤️

He is a great communicator!! You can tell he does this for a living! Practice makes perfect! Enjoyed this!

@Yanto_Rundy96

2 жыл бұрын

I don't think so. Practice makes an improvement. No one is perfect

Well said! We are all the same! You name it I tried everything and kept running with my adhd mind but wow I enjoy learning :) I think the biggest tragedy is the labels society assigns us and these can have catastrophic effects especially if we compare. We can basically feel like we are always searching for something outside of us and there will always be something missing. That is not the key to happiness. The key to happiness is not outside of us. The key is accepting ourselves for who we are AND OTHERS... Being open to others we trust, trusting our feelings inside and being able to set healthy boundaries. Communication is the route; intuition is the messenger, and the feelings are the pathway.

Thanks Steve. Would appreciate if you can have subtitles. Thanks

I am so grateful to know there are other people out there like me❤️‍🔥 Respect to you brother 💯

WHAT A TOPIC... thank you to both of you awesome people 😊 keep doing & keep touching lives.

This is amazing