“In the very beginning, I charged $1,000 for it. I think my first sessions were $500 and then I went to $1,000 and then $5,000”

Tony Robbins · Tony Robbins Podcast Daily · Tony Robbins: From CEO Whisperer to a Service-Based Empire | Tony Robbins Podcast

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charged $500 for first coaching sessions, then increased fees to $1,000 and later $5,000

$500, $1,000, $5,000

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