The Disruptive Entrepreneur

Is taxation a form of theft or is it a price we pay for a civilised society? Listen into this episode where Rob interviews Dominic Frisby all about the history of taxation, his thoughts on how we tax now and what he thinks would be better solutions for society. KEY TAKEAWAYS The evidence is that tax is as old as civilisation itself. There has been examples of voluntary taxation, such as Ancient Greece. But in the modern world it is forced. Privatisation of state services isn’t a solution as it is usually a monopoly so prices are high and value is low for consumers. The first thing people spend money on after essentials is on self-improvement, on education. The free market provided the means for people to learn. If you look at any event in history you will find a tax story behind it, including the right for women to vote; it meant they would then pay taxes. Dominic believes that the lockdowns and restriction over covid were too much and caused more damage than they prevented. It’s ruined lives and busin

If you see your content as an asset and as digital real estate, then your mindset around it will completely change. Listen into this episode to hear Rob talk all about the evolution and revolution of your personal brand and why it’s an essential element to success in the modern world. KEY TAKEAWAYS Produce more content. To build your brand you need to be producing a lot of content! Whatever is stopping you from creating more content you need to tackle and overcome asap. Start with the end in mind with your content and make sure that content will last for years. Omnipresence is the illusion that you are everywhere. It’s about being smart and clever with how you create content so that you can multiply your exposure and build your brand. Being on one platform is too risky. You have to diversify to protect yourself. Rob has been fighting who he is to build his personal brand. He has had to overcome trauma and negativity from his past to be able to build his brand to what it looks like today. A really powe

You need to know that the government are taking your money so you can then start to protect yourself against it. Listen in to this episode where Rob talks you through some strategies and tactics, to help you in this challenging time financially and protect your wealth. Join rob.team to gain access to Rob’s how to invest course  KEY TAKEAWAYS Inflation is in double digits. It’s ruining your spending power and it’s a form of your money being taken from you, as it’s worth less. Quantitative easing is another thing the government are doing to steal your money. The government are printing money like its monopoly, reducing value of all money in circulation. Cash is becoming less and less valuable, take your cash and put it into assets to protect your money. Create multiple streams of income, this is essential to build financial resilience. Turn your information into income, monetise your content, social media and brand. This creates great streams of income with low overheads, it’s virtually no risk with hig

Join Rob as he talks all about Hear’Say, Fame and Money with Suzanne Shaw. She delves deep into how Hear’Say was both the best and worst thing to happen to her, what have been the highlights of her career since, the many sides of social media and her personal journey to living a happier and more fulfilling life.   KEY TAKEAWAYS Hear’Say was the best and worst thing for Suzanne's career. She recognises the privilege she had and the opportunities it gave her but at the same time there were a lot of downsides. Reality tv bands were brand new and no one knew how to look after them, build a brand and maintain it. Hear’Say lasted just 20 months, band member Kim Marsh left six months early. Suzanne said Kim chose to leave because of lack of communication. She felt unheard and so she left. Communication and conflict overtook the band. It was an emotional rollercoaster and all Suzanne wanted to do was sing and dance. Suzanne was just 18 when she joined the band. She left college early and lived in a mansion and

Money, motivation and embracing risk are the three things that Rob talks about in this engaging and enlightening episode. He talks all about what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur, what you need to do to create motivation, learn to love yourself, manage risk and do what it takes to build and live the life you want.   KEY TAKEAWAYS There are things you don’t need motivation for. Things you are intrinsically motivated to do. Pinpoint what these are and harness them. Money buys you health, freedom and choices. So money can help you live the life you want. Money isn’t inherently evil or bad. Money just amplifies what it is used for, money can be used, and is used, for so much good in the world. Not having the need to please people is good for success. If you can work on any people pleasing attributes and learn to love yourself that will help you on your journey. If you continue to solve problems, then you will continue to be rich. Your reward for solving a problem is a bigger problem and this must

We are in a cost of living crisis, inflation is high and spending power is low, more and more people are getting into debt. This is the reality, so is there anything you can do and is all debt really bad?   KEY TAKEAWAYS Rob doesn’t believe all debt is bad. It’s not always a bad idea, you just need to learn which debt is dumb and which debt is smart.   Inflation is 10%+ so don’t keep your cash in the bank, use it for leverage for good debt such as property investment.   BEST MOMENTS  “Having cash is dumb unless you want to lose 10% a year”   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 offici

Join Rob, Shaa Wasmund, Phil Graham, and Jay Alderton as they discuss the big questions in life and entrepreneurship. An episode full of wisdom, heated discussion and a bit of philosophy too!   KEY TAKEAWAYS Anyone who has become a millionaire has done so with support and help. The definition of self-made can be argued as no one ever truly does anything alone. People see the end result of a lot of the work from entrepreneurs. But it’s like an iceberg, they don’t recognise or even realise the amount of work that has happened to get to that point. Entrepreneurship is still male dominated. This is changing but not fast enough. We need to offer as many opportunities as we can to encourage, inspire and motivate women to become entrepreneurs and be visible too. The number one reason you don’t see more women in entrepreneurship and business is because of childcare. When scaling, don’t worry about those who leave. It’s not rejection or a reflection on you, it’s just business. People aren’t talking about the

Rob shares a session with his rob.team subscribers all about entrepreneurship and how it has changed. He discusses what has changed in the world of entrepreneurship, how it can be navigated and why you need to have a love affair with money.   KEY TAKEAWAYS ‘Back in the day’ there was no such thing as a digital asset or a digital creator. This has changed completely. Anyone who puts content online is a creator and it’s one of the best ways to make a living. The opportunity to do what you love, make a life and turn your passion into a profession was a fantasy a decade or so ago. Now it can be a reality for almost anyone if they do the work to get there. The opportunities are out there to be taken. Rob’s personal mission, is to change the way people think about money. It holds too much guilt, shame and judgement. Rob believes this needs to change and it starts with altering your attitude and mindset towards money. Learn to love making money, face the judgement that comes along with that and link it to you

A varied and informative episode, where Rob is joined by his millionaire inner circle including Michael Jacksons bodyguard Matt Fiddes and Ryan in a live Q&A Session.   KEY TAKEAWAYS Matt says you can franchise any type of business. If you have something tangible that works for you, with social proof and brand power, then you can franchise it successfully. The comeback for Matt after a very dark period of his life, Is what sky rocketed the business for him. He began to work hard on himself personally and alongside with his wife’s support, he was able to come out stronger, better and richer too. You don’t need a website to build an email database. You just need a simple landing page which gives an incentive to gather emails addresses from people. When you really know your product and follow your passion, you can use your intuition to market yourself and your business successfully. Rob doesn’t understand people who aren’t money motivated. Money gives freedom to do the things you want. You have to be ve

Matt Fiddes is multi-skilled, multi-faceted entrepreneur, often first known for being Michael Jackson's bodyguard, he is a very successful businessman in his own right and created the biggest martial arts franchise in the world! Join Rob and Matt as they talk about all things business, discuss the many rumours around Matt’s life and of course Michael Jackson!   KEY TAKEAWAYS Michael Jackson was brainwashed as a child, he was taught to not be open emotionally, especially to the public.This impacted how he built relationships and interacted with the world for the rest of his life. Michael always kept everyone guessing, with the one glove or makeup or even a mask. He said these things guaranteed publicity, it kept people talking about him. Behind closed doors he was pretty much like anyone else, just normal. Matt found this transformation innovative and exciting. It’s what we now call great branding and something most famous people and businesses do without question. Rob compares Michael and his flare for

The deputy of NATO has just said that the conflict between Russia and the Ukraine could last for year. Listen into Rob has he talks about the latest update on this conflict and how it could impact you and me.   KEY TAKEAWAYS  Biden has just requested 33 billion dollars to help the defence of Ukraine, including 20 million for military intervention. This just shouldn’t be happening, we are supposed to have evolved past this as human beings, as a species. Rob thinks we are de-evolving as a species! Many people think this is an economic war and part of the new world order that is coming.   BEST MOMENTS “They see any intervention as anti-Russia” “Maybe it’s not surprising but it is shocking”   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 bests

Ross Kemp has just ‘exposed’ Michael Jackson in a documentary about the treatment of animals in the zoo in the Neverland Ranch, Rob thinks it’s the most pointless documentary ever! Listen in to hear his thoughts and why we need more balance on media too!   KEY TAKEAWAYS  What is the point of doing an expose on Michael Jackson when he died 15 years ago. Ross Kemp is arguably a credible documentarian, why is he spending his time on something which is ancient history. There’s no art or point in this documentary.   Rob was talking to Michael’s good friend Matt Fiddes just yesterday, being his ex-bodyguard and friend he can give a balanced view on Michael and how he lives his life. He wants to give the other side of the story and does so on his podcast: The Matt Fiddes Show: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-matt-fiddes-show/id1565972831   BEST MOMENTS “Michael Jackson has been dead for nearly 15 years, so what’s the point”  “Ross Kemp, go back to doing good work!” “There’s not enough balance

The biggest sports promoter in the world, the legend, that is Barry Hearn talks with Rob and takes questions in this live Q&A episode Barry shares some shrewd observations about life, business and sport and explains how everyone is brilliant at something but many don’t ever find out what it is  because of time, opportunity or entrepreneurial risk-taking He explains why you must have complete belief in yourself if you want others to believe in you and how you can win if you treat business as a game and approach it in the same way as sport with discipline, dedication, and work KEY TAKEAWAYS It’s important in life to understand yourself, who you are and what you really want The truth is a commodity that’s becoming rarer and rarer in our society I  believe in profitability and sustainability over profitability, the two are interconnected The secret of productivity is starting an hour earlier and finishing an hour later We are all governed by our early influences You need to find a way to get noticed, st

Who do you think should pay for the first date? There’s a viral TikTok at the moment causing a bit of a stir, all about this very question.  Listen in to this episode to hear Rob’s thoughts! Tiny.cc/robsubs KEY TAKEAWAYS  According to the American Lawyer on TikTok, the first date is a great way to test whether someone is marriage material for you. She believes the man should at least offer to pay for the first date and pay attention to the way a woman responds to this. If the woman doesn’t even offer to pay some, then they are probably going to feel entitled in future marriage.   Rob believes that a man should not pay for the first date for many reasons. One of them being that chivalry is old fashioned and it doesn’t demonstrate equality. One fair way of doing things is that the invitee pays for the date. You can then take it in turns going forward. Many people also simply split the bill, as this is straight forward. BEST MOMENTS  “This question has troubled many people, for centuries” “Many women e

The war, covid and lockdowns are all having huge impacts on our income and quality of life. Your spending power as a consumer is the lowest it has been in 40 years. In this episode, Rob talks about why this is and more importantly, the solution to not just survive in this crisis, but thrive. Tiny.cc/robsubs KEY TAKEAWAYS  Prices are increasing at a rate not seen for over 30 years across the board, from fuel to real estate and travel. Inflation in the UK is over 10%. Make sure you get out of debt, even if you have to significantly reduce your spending. Interest compounds and if the cost of living is increasing so will your interest rate so you will be hit twice. Make a budget, adjust your living costs and aim to save 5-10% of what you earn. Once you have a good amount of savings as an emergency fund, start to invest. Savings will not make you rich, you can’t save yourself to wealth but you can invest your way there. Where there is crisis and recession there is also opportunity. Look for the opportuniti

An insightful debate and conversation on this episode of Disruptors as Rob talks to one of the leading experts in branding, Greg Hoffman. They talk about all about creativity, why the art of branding is becoming lost and what it took for Greg to move through the ranks from an intern to becoming the CMO of one of the biggest fashion and sport brands in the world. Tiny.cc/robsubs KEY TAKEAWAYS  A brand is more than a product. It’s something that has power and leaves a lasting impression. There are transactional brands and relationships brands. Nike is a relationship brand as they have managed to evoke emotion with their customers, by investing into the art side of branding and marketing. As we have learnt more about marketing and data, we have moved into less innovative and less personal marketing. Greg believes we are losing the ‘art side’ of branding and focusing too much on the science. Emotion by design is when you commit within your brand and business to cultivate creativity. This means investing in

There are three key areas you can focus on to increase your income, fair, value and care. In this episode, Rob talks through each of these and why they can be your next step to increasing your income! Tiny.cc/robsubs KEY TAKEAWAYS  Value: Are you offering value? Think about what is in It for the client/eomployer. Are you providing value for them? Fair: This Is all about having fair exchange between you and your customer or client. Are you making the right amount of money and do they feel like they are getting something fair in return? Care: People don’t care about what you know until they know that you care. Even if you have knowledge, if people don’t believe you care and therefore trust you, they won’t want to do business with you. If you lack experience, showing you care can actually be a great advantage. BEST MOMENTS  “Show that you care and actually care” “You NEED fair exchange, you make fair money and they make fair value” VALUABLE RESOURCES https://robmoore.com/ bit.ly/Robsupporter   http

People don’t actually care how much you ‘work’. Your employer and customer aren’t paying for how much you work, what they are paying for are three things, value, production and service. Listen in to this episode to hear more! Tiny.cc/robsubs KEY TAKEAWAYS  When you buy a product, you don’t generally care how long it took to make, what you care about is its value. You can increase your value to be paid more without working more. You just have to think about what is valuable to your customer or clients rather than simply working ‘harder’ or ‘longer’ It’s easier to go the extra mile before you have lots of experience and you are a smaller business. So you can focus on this to provide value. Don't get into the trap of working longer and harder, work better and smarter instead. BEST MOMENTS  “If you increase the value that you give, you will be paid more” “There is no limit to the creativity, to the innovation but there is to the overtime you can do” [Business, mindset, entrepreneur, disruptors] VALUA

Rob is joined by James Reed, CEO of Reed, Britain’s biggest recruitment brand and worth over a billion pounds today. James describes how he started out in business, how Reed started and how it grew into the business and brand that it is today. If you’re looking to gain insights and advice from one of the most influential entrepreneurs and business owners, don’t miss out on this in-depth interview today. Tune in to discover how to start, grow and scale your business, how to strategically plan your business decisions, why mastering negotiation is essentials to success and why having the right mindset will help you succeed in business with the chairman of the world’s largest family-owned recruitment company, James Reed. Key Takeaways. Take us through your journey? I suppose I am curious about learning and I am interested in entrepreneurship. My first job was in a cemetery to earn money before I went to college, it was hard work, it was in winter and I had to level graves. It was pretty educational because

Listen in to hear the four steps for sustainable, scalable wealth that has been proven by Rob himself. They are simple but they aren’t easy. Tiny.cc/robsubs KEY TAKEAWAYS  Never spend more than you earn. Even if you save just 1% of your earnings that will compound over time. You should never end the month in debt. Save a set percentage of your income every month. You can’t save your way to wealth but you can use savings to buy assets to give you income. Make a plan, take action, the be disciplined then be persistent! BEST MOMENTS  “Life works with velocity and momentum” “I talk about money making and growing” [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