Tony Robbins: I'm Not Your Guru - A Transformative Documentary

Tony Robbins and Joe Berlinger discuss their new film, 'I'm Not Your Guru,' which captures the essence of Robbins' transformative seminars. Berlinger shares his initial skepticism and eventual profound experience at a seminar, leading to the film's creation. The documentary condenses a six-day event into two hours, aiming to inspire a broader audience. Despite challenges in production, the film has been well-received, with viewers experiencing emotional and life-changing impacts.

What is the title of the documentary discussed in the video?

• Tony Robbins: I'm Not Your Guru

• Tony Robbins: Master of Influence

• Tony Robbins: The Life Coach

• Tony Robbins: Unleash the Power

How many countries is the documentary available in?

• 190

• 180

• 150

• 81

What was Joe Berlinger's initial perception of Tony Robbins' seminars?

• He was a long-time fan

• He was indifferent

• He was skeptical and unsure

• He was eager to attend

What was a major concern for Tony Robbins about making the documentary?

• The cost of production

• The choice of director

• The length of the film

• The potential disruption to participants

What was Joe Berlinger's main challenge in creating the documentary?

• Finding a suitable filming location

• Condensing six days into two hours

• Hiring a competent crew

• Securing funding for the project

How did the documentary impact unexpected audiences?

• It was criticized heavily

• It moved and inspired them

• It received mixed reviews

• It was ignored by most

What did Michael Moore say about the documentary?

• It was too long

• It was life-changing

• It was poorly made

• It was not his style

What is a key theme of the documentary according to Joe Berlinger?

• Criticism of self-help

• Social injustice

• Positive transformation

• Financial success

What did Joe Berlinger find surprising about the editing process?

• He found it too challenging

• He enjoyed watching the film repeatedly

• He wanted to make it longer

• He disliked the final product

What was the ultimate goal of the documentary?

• To inspire and transform viewers

• To showcase filmmaking techniques

• To highlight financial success

• To criticize Tony Robbins