Dean Graziosi

Graziosi recalled selling firewood in high school, repairing and reselling cars, and later operating an automobile collision-repair business with his father.⁠[1]

He told AES Nation that he completed his first real-estate deal before age 20, arranging payment terms with the owner.⁠[2]

He turned his automobile-trading experience into Motor Millions, a course on earning supplementary income through a small number of car transactions, describing it as an early step in teaching his practical knowledge.⁠[1]

In his AES Nation interview, he placed his entry into long-form television advertising in his late twenties, later using television to market courses and books.⁠[2]

Visionary Publishing issued the first edition of Totally Fulfilled in 2006. Its themes include beliefs, goals, obstacles and personal action.⁠[3]

Hachette lists October 9, 2007 as the e-book release date of Be a Real Estate Millionaire, which discusses real-estate market conditions, local analysis and investment decisions.⁠[4]

The copyright page of Millionaire Success Habits records its original publication by Growth Publishing in 2017. The book focuses on daily habits, goals and approaches to action.⁠[5][6]

Publishers Weekly reported that Hay House was establishing Hay House Business and had selected Millionaire Success Habits as its first title, scheduled for January 2019.⁠[7]

The book’s copyright page dates its first Hay House edition to January 2019, distinguishing it from the 2017 original.⁠[5]

The Federal Trade Commission announced a motion to add Graziosi and Scott Yancey as defendants in a real-estate training case, alleging that they helped promote training using misleading earnings claims.⁠[8]

A federal court in Utah entered a stipulated order requiring Dean R. Graziosi to pay $1.25 million and prohibiting misrepresentations concerning earnings, endorsement relationships and related matters. Except for jurisdiction, he neither admitted nor denied the complaint’s allegations. This was a civil settlement.⁠[9]

The FTC announced case-wide settlements totaling $16.7 million, including Graziosi’s $1.25 million. The lifetime training-industry bans imposed on the company and its principals were separate from his individual order.⁠[10]

Mastermind Business System announced an online entrepreneurship program from Tony Robbins and Graziosi, combining learning modules, marketing plans, business tools and ongoing guidance for people developing digital products from their knowledge and experience.⁠[11]

School of Hard Knocks Podcast released an approximately 51-minute interview with Graziosi, covering setbacks, mentors and entrepreneurial experience according to its description. Financial language in an episode title is not an audited measure of personal net worth.⁠[12]

The FTC records a second round of Response Marketing refunds in March 2025: 3,955 payments totaling more than $8.3 million. These were case-wide consumer refunds, not solely payments by Graziosi.⁠[13]

As of October 9, 2026, the publisher lists The AI Advantage, coauthored with Tony Robbins, for preorder with publication scheduled for December 15, 2026 by Hay House Business. It addresses practical AI use in work and business.⁠[14]

The original Knowledge Business Blueprint workbook names Tony Robbins, Dean Graziosi and Russell Brunson. It covers identifying teachable experience, understanding prospective clients, designing group events and marketing.⁠[15]

His publications page also lists The Underdog Advantage, about using adversity as motivation for action. In AES Nation, he emphasized understanding customers and continually learning marketing and business methods.⁠[6][2]

AI Advantage identifies Tony Robbins and Graziosi as its founders. It offers AI training, newsletters, community activities and membership programs for entrepreneurs, professionals and small-business owners.⁠[16]

Graziosi’s own website states that he supports Village Impact’s school-building work in Kenya.⁠[17]

Personal website: https://www.deangraziosi.com/ (opens in a new window). Mastermind: https://mastermind.com/ (opens in a new window). YouTubeYouTubeYouTube is Google’s video-sharing and creator platform, founded in 2005 by Steve Chen, Chad Hurley, and Jawed Karim and acquired by Google in 2006. Built around video uploading, viewing, and creator earnings, the platform has developed Shorts, YouTube Music, Premium, YouTube TV, and products for children, and is headquartered in San Bruno, California, United States.Open the full entry: Official channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/deangraziosi (opens in a new window). Instagram: Public account: https://www.instagram.com/deangraziosi/ (opens in a new window). Mastermind identifies Graziosi and Tony Robbins as its cofounders.⁠[1][17][18]