The Disruptive Entrepreneur

Something that the majority of people experience is having a job and it’s imposed upon you when you finish when you can do things and when you can’t do things. Many people share the same dream of being their own boss and not having anyone tell them what they have to do. But when it comes to actually 'starting' their own business they tend to find them stuck in a day, which leads to missing the structure of having a full time job. In this episode Rob explains how you can overcome this.   KEY TAKEAWAYS  Something that the majority of people experience is having a job and it’s imposed upon you when you finish, when you can do things and when you can’t do things. Many people share the same dream of being their own boss and not having anyone tell them what they have to do.  Having a clear, structures and compartmental diary will help you overcome the common question of “how do you manage to get so much done?”.  Everyone’s individual so to believe that the theory of having less sleep to get more done isn’t c

So many people say this isn't fair, that's not fair, it's not fair but fairness is based on merit. Do something about it. In this episode, Rob explains how whining, complaining and bitching about how things aren't fair can have a negative impact on your life and how you can overcome things that you may not feel is fair. KEY TAKEAWAYS  If you complain, bitch and whine about things not being fair then you're not being productive.  People mostly do what they want to do not what you want them to do. So if you try to get someone to do what you want them to do, they'll do what they think is the right thing for them and you'll lose control of fixing your own stuff and getting you own stuff sorted. Fairness is based on merit, it's about what you do for yourself that can make you feel like you're doing something with your life. BEST MOMENTS  'No one owes you anything' 'Don't try and control other people' 'If you don't ask you don't get'. [Business, mindset, entrepreneur, disruptors] VALUABLE RESOURCES h

Bodybuilding Coach, Entrepreneur, Mentor & Best Selling Author, Phil Graham Do you want to be inspired to achieve your goals and dreams, overcome adversity and build a successful business turning your passion into your profession? In today’s episode Rob interviews, bodybuilding coach, entrepreneur, mentor and best selling author of diabetic muscle and fitness guide, Phil Graham. Rob and Phil discuss what it takes to be successful in business and in life, how to overcome objections and build communities that help and serve the public. Tune in and listen to Phil share his life story, things he could control, lifestyle, nutrition, fitness and what it took for him to build a successful business and allow him to live longer.   KEY TAKEAWAYS Wealth and business side of personal training - Its a really dense market, more people overweight therefore a large demand for the service. People who go to the gym and fall in love with it often decide they want to create a business for it. The big difference between pass

Building online communities is one of the most effective things now days to help build a successful business. People like to be in groups and clubs who share the same interests. In this episode Rob explains the importance of staying of new opportunities with the ever evolving technology. He also covers why building communities is a great way of selling.   KEY TAKEAWAYS  You could have all of your target market, audience and potential JV partners in one community that you’re the leader of.  Often when you’re selling it’s one to one however if your build a community you can sell to a large group of people who are already interested in what you’re selling.   Having a community can also mean that there’s less pressure on you as the owner to provide all of the content, do all of the admin, do the prospecting and lead generation because other people can do this.  Getting likeminded people together is very special because it’s so powerful. It can be a movement and revolution provided you have a clear set

Instead of hating the critics, the trolls, the haters and the naysayers, love them!  Yes, they can get into your nerves and trigger you to lash out—which can lead to the destruction of your reputation—but you should start appreciating their existence more. If you can get way past through the emotional downpour its causing, such criticisms can be really good for you. They can be great key points to look (or not look at) if you want improvement in yourself and in your business. Rob discusses more about the good and the bad of criticism for entrepreneurs, in the most NO BS way, in this episode of The Disruptive Entrepreneur Podcast, so tune in!  KEY TAKEAWAYS  Learn how to manage criticisms that you receive. If you’re too hostile with everything that’s being thrown at you, then you leave no room for improvement.   People have different approaches on how they tackle an idea presented to them. Some are just sceptical, some just know that there’s more that you can offer, and some just want to see your bad side

There’s no such thing as a good idea. It’s in the process of discovering why it’s a bad idea that you realise what might work and you begin to experiment. In today’s episode of the Disruptive Entrepreneur Rob interviews serial tech entrepreneur, advisor, speaker, co-founder and first CEO of Netflix, Marc Randolph. In this insightful interview, Marc shares the untold story of Netflix, the mindset needed to cultivate ideas into companies and how you too can take action and start your own entrepreneurial journey.  KEY TAKEAWAYS  How was the idea for Netflix born? - In 1997 when I was my company was acquired I was left with about 6 months to invest myself into starting a new company and Reed Hastings was the angel investor and we began brainstorming ideas. We had hundreds of ideas and finally landed a DVD by mail business. Usually, a good idea is indistinguishable from a good idea until you do the research.   We had to come up with a new model to attract and acquire customers. No due date and no late fees had

People often perceive people screwing them over in the wrong way especially when people become competitors. If you hold people back from becoming your competitor then you’re never going to be able to train other people to run your business so you can scale up. In this episode Rob explains 7 things you can do to retain people and reduce the number of people who will screw you over. KEY TAKEAWAYS Understand the values of your team and give them things that will motivate them using your knowledge of their values. E.g. allowing them to leave early to pick up their kids. Find this out by simply asking them what is most important to them in their life. Meet their individual employment/partnership needs, everyone’s will be different. E.g. some people want to learn as they earn. Find out what each member of your teams is and help them to get that. Have a strong vision so people stay motivated and everyone has an end goal. It also gives people a reason to do what they’re doing, giving them a why. This can help to

Let’s be honest everyone needs to overcome some laziness in life and get uncomfortable to be successful. But how do you do it? Today, Rob shares with you 10 key lessons for overcoming the trap of laziness and comfort in easy-to-follow steps. If you struggle with motivation and find it hard to get out of your comfort zone and get things done, this episode is for you. KEY TAKEAWAYS Get accountability from external sources - Seek advice from mentors, coaches or friends to give you some cold hard truth. Look for peer groups and masterminds to give you accountability and to help you to achieve your goals. Find communities and seek advice and then you will get out of your comfort zone and move towards your goals and dreams. It’s not bad enough yet? - Sometimes you’re stuck in a limbo where you’re a situation that’s comfortable and enables you to be lazy. But here’s the thing humans are resourceful and incredible when their backs up against the wall and they need to produce results. Attempt to get that edge bac

If you’re looking to build credibility and become an authority within your business, niche or industry this episode is for you. Discover the 8 simple and effective ways to grow your credibility in the quickest way possible without any prior experience. Jump in now to find out more and begin growing your credibility right away.   KEY TAKEAWAYS 8 ways to build your credibility, results and proof as quickly as possible   Start with a hyper niche - You can easily position yourself well within your market place if you have a specific niche. Focus on a hyper niche and become credible. This is not to say you cannot expand past your niche in the future however, it’s much easier to be position as an expert in something, to begin with. Transmute existing life experience - You have years of experience in life that you can use to your advantage. People often forget what they have done but it should be remembered and used in your marketing, to build your brand and to increase your credibility. Create a lot of c

[Business, mindset, entrepreneur, disruptors] VALUABLE RESOURCES https://robmoore.com/ bit.ly/Robsupporter   https://robmoore.com/podbooks  rob.team 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 “Disruptors” “If you don't risk anything, you risk everything” CONTACT METHOD Rob’s official website: https://robmoore.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/robmooreprogressive/?ref=br_rs LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/robmoore1979 disruptive, disruptors, entreprenuer, business, social media, marketing, money, growth, scale, scale up, risk, property: http://www.robmoore.com

Strive to Change; Don’t Let Them Say Otherwise! When someone utters to you, “You’ve changed…” Would that make you feel good? Or bad? It should make you feel good. The only change we want is for the better. We should avoid staying put or going backwards. Nothing’s wrong with chasing greatness, success, and happiness. And, it’s CHANGE that will get you there. If you’ve changed and improved or even thinking of starting to, then good for you! Start tuning in to hear Rob discuss more on how positive any change can be in this episode of The Disruptive Entrepreneur Podcast. KEY TAKEAWAYS Remember where you came from. Yes. But this doesn’t mean you should be stuck where you were 5, 10, or any years ago. Changing and expanding your environment is good. Don’t even let others dictate where you should be. When people see something as a ‘truth’, they’ll go the extra mile to convince you or even force you with it. it will always be based on the perception of who they want you to be! If you got no problem with your

Whether your an entrepreneur or employee building your business you need to understand the value of a good workplace culture, how to disrupt internally and how to become a leader. Today, Rob gets interviewed by the host of the Lead with Levity podcast for progressive business leaders on the forefront of employee experience and workplace culture, Dr Heather Walker. Together they discuss the concept of levity with a business, bean bag culture vs corporate culture and why humanising the workplace and staying humble are essential to success and the growth of your business.    KEY TAKEAWAYS  Manager Vs Leader  There is a huge difference between a manager and a leader. When you’re starting out your vision is everything and you don’t have to compromise, however when you begin to take on staff and create a culture your vision needs to involve them and include their careers and growth. This is essential to motivating staff and creating a positive workplace culture.     Leadership is inspiring those to follow you

Learn – Test – Tweak – Review – Repeat This is Rob Moore’s 5-step model on how he gets things done. Easy to recite… but is it easy to follow? In this episode of The Disruptive Entrepreneur Podcast, he gives an in-depth explanation of how this works for entrepreneurs like him. It isn’t linear; it’s strategic and cyclical, in a good way. There will always be difficulties in every situation, and this model recognises this. It teaches you to be adaptable, resourceful, and calculated as you go along your journey. And, to make things easier (for you to take mental notes and apply them ASAP!), Rob made it more concise—discover today the 10 actionable ways on how to get things done. You can now listen to this, today. KEY TAKEAWAYS Everything’s a test. And it’s not wise to test something without even learning it beforehand. Stop labelling what you’re doing with hefty words (i.e. life-changing), you’re less likely to do it. Don’t put TOO MUCH pressure on yourself. Get a mentor or be in a mastermind. Learning it

No one makes you do, say or feel anything. You own of all of that and you are responsible for these things. In this episode, rob covers 9 useful tips on how you can deal with people who may be negative or are draining on your life.   KEY TAKEAWAYS You cant control how or where someone delivers feedback so accept the way they’ve done it and learn from it. Peoples ability to take feedback even when it’s not delivered very well is emotional, business and life mastery. Maybe you’re a bit too optimistic and positive and need your feet kept on the ground. Recognise that sometimes other people being like this can balance you and keep you grounded. Even if someone’s in a bad mood, they can’t affect how you feel unless you give them permission to. Their suck of energy is less than your give of energy. Don’t let anyone put your fire out. Sometimes when someone’s a real drain with huge emotional baggage and constantly plays the victim them get rid of them out of your life or minimize your time with them. But be a

Disruptive entrepreneur Rob Moore interviews, Secret Millionaire and Dragons Den investor, experience lawyer, investment banker and fund management manger, Piers Linney to discuss what entrepreneurs are, how they operate and how to raise money if you are just starting up. Get expert advice on how to pitch, how to grow a small business, what marketing works in today's market and much, much more.  KEY TAKEAWAYS  Small business owner and entrepreneur is not the same thing. If you've got a corner shop, or you're a freelancer, or you got a small business and it makes 20, 30, 40 grand a year and the chance of going outside of that are pretty slim, you don't want to hire anybody else, you want it to be your thing, you are not an entrepreneur, entrepreneur is about taking risks in the hope of profit. Somebody that may have an existing business and they look to grow that business.  Entrepreneurship is also a mindset as well as a definition. Like having ideas, being creative, being maybe a little bit relentless,

Ever encountered a troll or a basher online? These people might not be new to any entrepreneur’s social media accounts. They frequent the comments section and say the rude and most judgmental things. But, being reactive when dealing with this kind of situation won’t do you any good. In the latest episode, Rob teaches you how to deal with these kinds of negative people. And, the truth is you can’t really turn your back fully from some negative people because they might be even your loved ones! Rob advises you on how you can distance yourself and remain focused to your goals if this happens. Also, there are people who you think are ‘negative’ but the truth is they aren’t. Learn how to distinguish what and who can be helpful to you. Discover more about this when you tune in. KEY TAKEAWAYS The only people you need to distance yourself from are the people who gets satisfaction from seeing you fail and the people who don’t support your goals in life. Sometimes, they might be your loved ones so it will be chall

In this world mental health day special, Rob covers the 7 tops tips for improving your mental health and how to deal with your struggles and trials of modern life. Rob reminds us that often, there are people that have it worse and we should have gratitude for what we have, but also to not be too hard on ourselves and appreciate the successes we have had in business and personal life, no matter how small or insignificant they may seem. KEY TAKEAWAYS •It is okay to ask for help •Everyone struggles, despite how they appear to the world. They could be smiling but are actually crying inside. Your idols are as nervous about doing well day to day as you are. Successful people have experienced the struggle to get where they are today. •You should celebrate even the smallest of goals, not just the big wins •The personality you put out to the world is the kind of person you will attract back. If you are putting out a fake you, you will attract people who aren't being true to themselves either. •Trolls & haters'

Like the dark side of the Force, the negative energy brought by some factors can sway an entrepreneur’s mindset. There are the bashers, the mistakes, the failures, the fears, the limitations, and other things. In this episode of The Disruptive Entrepreneur Podcast, Rob talks to Ryan Pinnick, the Founder & CEO of SuperGenius Ltd. Rob and Ryan discuss the importance of having a stable and undefeatable mindset. An entrepreneur can be at an advantage and most probably be more successful if he knows his way to managing his own emotions and behaviour. Every move, every reaction, can affect the next plans. Yes, this can be likened to a domino effect. So, as much as possible, know how you can harness an extreme energy for the better where you can benefit yourself and the surrounding people. Ryan shares some techniques on how you can train your mind into doing it today, so don’t miss this insightful conversation. KEY TAKEAWAYS In Napoleon Hill’s book Think and Grow Rich, he shared that the ultimate reason people

“I believe you can grow too fast, if you’re just obsessed about growth, things will break” Growing your business empire is a goal for most entrepreneurs, but how do you do this successfully? In this episode of the Disruptive Entrepreneur, Rob discusses Growth. He discloses his top tips on how to grow your company's success as well as discussing common shortfalls of how attempting growth can fail. Listen today to find out more about how to grow your company. KEY TAKEAWAYS REDUCE YOUR RISKS- Collaborate. Reduce your risks in the testing phase or growing your company. Progressive is looking to expand globally. Test by using a partner, they will have their own contacts, their own resources. That way, I don’t create overheads, I don’t create fixed costs and I don’t really have much risks. I am a big believer in collaborations, I know a hugely successful events company, and I always wondered how they consistently filled out huge events. I then found out they have a central company in America, and then what t

‘Why would you not live an extraordinary life over an ordinary life when you have the choice?’ Rob is interviewing David McCourt, billionaire businessman described by ‘The Economist’ as having ‘impeccable credentials’  Over the last thirty years he has founded multiple successful companies and is one of the world’s most successful award-winning entrepreneurs with an Emmy award and a personal worth in excess of 1 billion. They discuss inspirational films, books, money, motivation and why David is only just getting started. This is an incredibly inspiring and motivational episode with huge value,  you will want to listen to it more than once get started now!   KEY TAKEAWAYS Money There are so many other more interesting things you can do with your money than buy stuff People have stuff because they want you to believe they are rich, smart, powerful and handsome. You could use your money to start a business, grow a business, help a charity to get started, help someone else, start a business or buy land