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The Ed Mylett Show · June 20, 2026 · 1h 36m

Break the Patterns that Hold You Back & Start Creating Real Wealth | Ed Mylett

In this mashup episode, Ed Mylett brings together powerful conversations with Tony Robbins, John Edward, Gabby Bernstein, and Dan Martell to explore how unconscious patterns shape our lives. The discussion covers breaking free from fear and survival mode by changing your mental and physical state, the importance of self-awareness in recognizing energy-draining habits, and how past protective behaviors continue to influence decisions. Dan Martell shares his personal transformation, illustrating that the very experiences we think disqualify us can become our greatest qualifications. Throughout, Mylett challenges listeners to stop making excuses and become intentional about their emotions, habits, and beliefs.

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Tony Robbins emphasizes that a compelling future is essential for success and that the narratives we tell ourselves determine the direction of our lives.
Gabby Bernstein discusses how past experiences create unconscious emotional triggers and protective behaviors that continue to influence decisions long after the original pain is gone.
Dan Martell shares his personal transformation story, affirming that the experiences we believe disqualify us from success often become the exact qualifications that fulfill our purpose.

Highlights

Changing Your State and Physiology to Break Free from Fear
Tony Robbins explains that most people remain stuck in fear, stress, and survival mode because they don’t know how to shift their physical and mental state.
Recognizing Patterns That Drain Your Energy
John Edward shares that self-awareness and recognizing the patterns that drain your energy are often the first steps toward meaningful change.
Every Breakthrough Begins with Awareness
Ed Mylett concludes that the first step to any transformation is becoming aware of the patterns, habits, and beliefs that currently control your life.
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