Tony Robbins & Twitter

by Pat Kitano on September 24, 2009

tony robbins twitter conference

Programming motivational speaker Tony Robbins at the 140 | Twitter conference was a stroke of genius. Not only did it inject spirit into the staid normality of a tech conference, but Tony presented how he’s integrated Twitter into the Robbins’ philosophy.

Simply put, Robbins laid out the Maslow-like six human needs and demonstrated how Twitter fits into fulfilling each of them:

  • Certainty – Twitter enhances communication, like a chat IM, that protects against unwanted surprises.
  • Uncertainty / Variety – Twitter is a micromedia channel that explores all topics.
  • Significance – Twitter expands your sphere of influence and broadcast your personal mission.
  • Love & Connection – Twitter forms relationships.
  • Growth – Twitter expands the scope of knowledge.
  • Contribution – Twitter facilitates your ability to add value to your network.

Tony finishes up: ” Twitter is the crack of social networking…”

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Naomi 09.24.09 at 10:17 am

Hi Pat! Roseann Higgins introduced me to you! Tony Robbins definitely brought variety to this event! LOL We didn’t get a chance to meet in person? Maybe next time. :)

Naomi 09.24.09 at 10:18 am

Oh I forgot to say that it’s neat to see me in the front row in the green dress! hee! hee!

Pat Kitano 09.24.09 at 10:25 am

I saw you at the conference Naomi, I was the guy stalking behind you waiting for you to finish your convo so I could say hello (I never interrupt!)… you’re very popular in the Twitter world!

Karen Swim 09.28.09 at 5:16 am

Pat, wish I could have made that conference. Robbins’ comments are interesting and I really love the tie-in to the needs hierarchy. His closing comment is pretty funny too!

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