Episode description
Episode description
Rob is interviewed by Mike Greene on the Success is a System Podcast. They discuss controversial topics like the flaws of traditional education, why you must balance being selfish and selfless in business and managing your ego. Mike explains why you must commit fully and make big decisions to achieve your goals against all odds. Rob and Mike also analyse misunderstood thought leaders like Andrew Tate, the trap of needing to be loved by everyone, and why personal wealth creation lets you live life on your own terms.
Rob Reveals:
- University delays entrepreneurship and puts you in debt with no guarantees of a good job
- Be selfish at first to escape debt and make your first £100K, then focus on adding value to others
- The purpose of life is to self-actualise and become the best version of yourself through lifelong learning
- To be a great mentor, provide the right balance of support and challenge tailored to each person
- Polarizing figures like Andrew Tate get people to take action by being extremely challenging
- You must be equally loved and hated to become very successful and well-known
- Governments can’t manage money properly - entrepreneurs should run countries like companies
- To “dance” with the universe, you must accept universal laws like you’ll always have critics
BEST MOMENTS
"I became a millionaire just under 31 and a decamillionaire age 35...that was a long time ago."
"When I die, no one’s gonna give a fuck how much money I made. They’re gonna care how many people I impact."
"If everyone could become successful at something, everyone would do something and no one would do anything else and species would die out."
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ABOUT THE HOST
Rob Moore is an author of 9 business books, 5 UK bestsellers, holds 3 world records for public speaking, entrepreneur, property investor, and property educator. Author of the global bestseller “Life Leverage” Host of UK’s No.1 business podcast “The Disruptive Entrepreneur”
“If you don't risk anything, you risk everything”