Three Principles Vs. Tony Robbins? Who Wins?

[@robinlockhart]

Working with what emerges is the only way eh @Amir. No matter how much planning, strategising etc we do... In the end we work with what emerges!

[@AmirKarkouti]

Exactly my friend ❤️

[@denisem5211]

This makes me think of the weekly dialogue I'm having with someone for reflection and exploration. Yesterday, she thanked me for being a great 'coach' because she saw something. I was confused because I didn't recall saying anything special, hahaha!

[@richiwatson584]

1:58 - the answer's Tony Robbins. But kudos to Michael for his answer. Minimal or no intervention is usually the best course when engaging with complicated and painful needs, unless you have access to a deep and proven skill set.

[@AmirKarkouti]

Tony is going incredibly talented and this is in no way to discredit what Tony had done. For me the 3ps have given me something to look towards beyond skill set. But that's just me.

[@DailyLaughers]

Amir, do you think truth can be discerned regarding all questions? In your view, is it possible, as suggested by NLP, that it is useful to treat certain ideas as true (presuppose they are) even though they can't be empirically tested or scientifically proven as true? In this context, is it possible and/or useful simply to distinguish between what is a principle and what is a presupposition?

[@AmirKarkouti]

I have no idea. I wasn't referring to emperical truths more towards a subjective spiritual or metaphorical truth.