Dean Graziosi talks about his ongoing self-doubt, severe dyslexia, and fear of financial failure. He argues confidence isn't something you build first—it's a skill you develop by repeatedly pushing through resistance, the same way Tony Robbins still does.
I still have that voice inside of me that still says, hey, when are they going to figure out you're not that smart? What if it goes wrong? What if you go completely broke? What if they realize you probably got, like, an eighth grade reading level and your dyslexia is so strong that you actually can't read a book? You got to listen to a book. It's still in me, and I still feel it. I just want to tell you, if you think that Tony Robbins or myself have crushed resistance completely, you're wrong. We just live it every day. And here's the thing. The more you push through resistance, the better you get at it.
