Tony Robbins' framework divides actions into A-class and B-class. A-class means you enjoy it, it benefits you, the other person, and the world. B-class checks three boxes but you hate doing it. Most people live in B-class, going through motions without joy.
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The A-class behavior is something that I learned from Tony Robbins. A-class behavior is something that you enjoy doing, something that is good for you, something that is good for the other person you are interacting with, and something that is good for the greater good. It's all checking all the boxes. It's good for you, good for the others, good for the world, and you enjoy doing it. That's an A-class behavior. If you have B-class behaviors, then the world is going to show up as a B-class world. How? Because you're not going to enjoy it. It's still good for you and good for the other person and good for the greater good, but you don't enjoy it. That's how Tony Robbins goes about it. You don't enjoy it. And then I loved that framework. I literally loved that framework so much because it then forces you to enjoy showing up with full integrity, showing up with class, A-class, right? So A-class behavior.