How Sage and Tony Robbins Actually Met

We have a picture from the moment we met. We do. I was doing a seminar for a couple thousand people for 14 days. 12 hours a day, full tilt. And we do people's blood in advance. We do all these steps because we also help them with their diet because the blood's the river of life, it shows you. So I went and took a class on microscopy, and Sage had been through that class. And when I went there, I was so blown away that I hired 30 people to come and do this for 2,000 people. And so I went down that day, and I thought, man, they're going to get a big day, but I'm going to go 18, 20-hour day. So let's see what my blood looks like at the end of this. And I literally walked down the stairs, and I came by, and this house is my guest there. And my security guards are breaking me through and waving to people. And I get in the room, and I look up, and I make eye contact with her. And I was not looking for a relationship at that point. I'd had some negative experience of feeling like no freedom, no choice, no love. And our eyes met, and literally everybody's watching because they didn't know I was single. And I walked straight across the room to her, and she rose up, and I said, you are so beautiful. I said, I mean. No way. No, but I said, but I wasn't lying. I never said it to anybody. I said, you're inside beautiful. And she was totally quiet. I said, the last time she was quiet except for right now. I'm just sitting here. And I said, well, what's your name? And her birth name is Bonnie Pearl. She said, Bonnie. And I said, Bonnie. I said, you're beautiful. So I hope our paths cross again. I didn't ask for her number. I didn't do anything. And we left, and one of my security guards, he's still one of my security guards 25 years later, and he's like, wow, she was hot. And I'm like, no, she wasn't hot. It was like, I just felt her spiritual connection. Then I saw her again at the end of the program, and we're doing this world-wrecking 40-foot firewalk at the very end under the stars in Hawaii. And she shows up in my line. She barely had any experience whatsoever, right? But I looked at her, and I said, we should connect again. She goes, okay. And she was dyslexic, so she gave me her room. And I said, okay, I'll follow you. And we got in state, and then she stormed across the fire like nobody's business. And then at the end of the program, I went to go see her, because I was gonna connect with her. I was staying in a room with five other women, and I accidentally transposed the numbers, so I gave him the wrong room number. Oh, wow. So I knock on the door, and five women open the door, and they're not her. I'm like, Tony! And they go, no, no, no, this is not the one. And so I came back to the area where the blood was, and I think, I'm gonna do one more blood thing at the end, see how I'm doing. And she was there, and we connected, and we exchanged emails. And then we spent a year as friends. I was out, actually. We were the best of friends. I'd been divorced, just got divorced, and I was dating for the first time in 14 years. And I would call her, and we'd have these conversations till like six or seven. He would call me on his way to the date. He'd be on the date. And then he'd call me after the date. And we just had such a level of just sharing and transparency and vulnerability and friendship. And there was just like such an ease with one another. That's, you know, like a coming home. And it's 25 years later, and I love this woman more, 10 times more than I even did then, and I thought she was the greatest thing in the world then. So that's the truth. We've lived a lot of life. Been able to serve together, love together, build a family together. And grow together. And grow massively. We've grown up together. That's beautiful. Yeah, and continue to. Life continues to school us all.