^I agree - this is way too general an approach and a lot of what's out there for success books is just not actionable. Tony Robbins in particular strikes me as a guy who's particularly good at giving speeches but I'm not quite sure what his area of expertise really is.
I'm not a fan of Ferriss or Vaynerchuck either, particularly the former. The four hour work week is an exercise in asshattery - real life success doesn't work like that, but it sure sounds good and sells books.
Valuetainment isn't a bad series of YouTube vids. That and some others might get the gears going helping you decide what you want to do, but you need to decide or at least try a few different things.
I'm not a fan of Ferriss or Vaynerchuck either, particularly the former. The four hour work week is an exercise in asshattery - real life success doesn't work like that, but it sure sounds good and sells books.
Valuetainment isn't a bad series of YouTube vids. That and some others might get the gears going helping you decide what you want to do, but you need to decide or at least try a few different things.