The Disruptive Entrepreneur

Rob interviews financial commentator, author and comedian Dominic Frisby about the state of global economics, cryptocurrency, and politics. From discussing Argentina's economic transformation under Javier Milei to exploring the future of Bitcoin and traditional money systems and currency, Frisby shares his knowledgeable thoughts and opinions about money, freedom, and governmental control. Dominic Frisby REVEALS: Why Bitcoin could become the currency of choice How global finance could be revolutionised The second largest exodus of millionaires globally is happening in the UK The cause of the property market's high prices Why traditional employment structures are changing dramatically His thoughts about Gold What he thinks about tax systems in the UK and globally BEST MOMENTS "If you want to see who controls the world, follow the money... this is a huge battleground that is coming, and it's possibly the biggest battleground of the lot." "Between taxes and currency debasement, more than 50 per cent

Rob steps into the high-flying world of private jet sales with Steve Varsano, a titan of the industry. Steve reveals the secrets behind selling multi-million dollar aircraft, negotiating with billionaires, and disrupting the market with his innovative showroom. Steve's journey is a masterclass in entrepreneurship, perseverance, and the art of the deal.  REVEALS: How he started his business at age 55 The deal he closed on the day of his divorce. How he revolutionised the jet industry Why he works 24/7 How to take your ego out of negotiations  How to close dead deals BEST MOMENTS "No matter how many times you think a deal is dead, it's not always dead, right? Okay, and you got to keep on going back. You have to figure out take your ego out of it." "If you want to be successful in business, there's no balance. I mean, you really have to give up some of your home, you know, benefits in order to get ahead." "Listen, if you want to be a disruptor. You’re not cruising, you're not working 9 to 5, you kno

Billionaire mentor Dan Pena ‘The Trillion Dollar Man’ shares his views on success, wealth creation, and the state of the world with Rob in this episode. Dan Pena discusses everything from his confrontational teaching style at his $27,000 seminars to his predictions about Trump's impact on the global economy. With brutal honesty, Pena reveals why he believes humanity is heading for disaster, shares insights about dealing with the ultra wealthy, and explains why 99% of people will never make it.  Dan Pena REVEALS: How he has helped create $2.3 trillion in equity through his mentees Trump's election will be good for the worldwide economy Why most people are destined to fail Why he sleeps 10 hours a day   Proof of societal decline in the UK The primary cause of Western society's deterioration and downfall Why free advice is ineffective   Why he keeps 75% of his assets outside the UK   BEST MOMENTS "If you're worried about paying taxes, you're not making enough fucking money." "Money is freedom.” "

Take the survey now: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1iHRZvOly_Q7aprlQBF7n38y0EjgvnHw2OdYII8yQElc/edit?ts=670d0111 Rob is joined by advertising maverick Rory Sutherland for a conversation that will make you question everything you thought you knew about property, work, and modern living. Through brilliant analogies, Rory unveils why we're all pouring our wealth into "utterly tedious" houses instead of enjoying life's innovations. From his radical takes on office culture to his fascinating insights on how video calls have changed business forever, this episode is packed with "aha" moments that will stick with you long after listening. Whether you're a property owner, thinking about remote work, or just love fresh perspectives on modern life, this conversation will have you looking at the world differently. Rory Sutherland REVEALS: Who is really to blame for the property crisis How the internet has democratised consumption Why office culture needs reimagining in all ways The reality that all companies ne

Take the survey now: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1iHRZvOly_Q7aprlQBF7n38y0EjgvnHw2OdYII8yQElc/edit?ts=670d0111 Rob talks with Richard Harpin, who recently sold HomeServe for £4.1 billion. Richard reflects on his entrepreneurial beginnings at just 5 years old and discusses his current goal of investing £200 million to help medium-sized businesses grow. He shares his thoughts on business and entrepreneurship, including his unconventional perspectives on university education and the effectiveness of paper marketing. Richard also reveals his 8 secrets to creating a billion pound business and offers his views on how mirroring successful business models can lead to personal success. Richard Harpin REVEALS: How he built six businesses by age 20 How he grew HomeServe from £50,000 life savings to 8.5 million members Why he advocates a "copy and pivot" strategy in business The three essential entrepreneurial traits: courage (making bold decisions), persistence (determination), and integrity (confronting brut

Take the survey now: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1iHRZvOly_Q7aprlQBF7n38y0EjgvnHw2OdYII8yQElc/edit?ts=670d0111 Rob is joined by broadcaster and writer Jeremy Kyle for his first ever podcast interview! He talks about why he wasn’t at fault for the death of contestant Steve Diamond and how he has coped with the past 5 years, including why he didn’t get out of bed for three months. Jeremy also discusses the positive changes he has seen in the TV industry and the world surrounding mental health, the impact of social media and opens up about what it was like to be voted one of the most hated men in the world. Rob and Jeremy talk at length about free speech, democracy and the issues the world is facing today. Jeremy Kyle REVEALS: What it felt like to be blamed for the death of a contestant Why he wasn’t at fault for the death of contestant Steve Diamond The changes in TV programming and cancel culture The legacy of the Jeremy Kyle show Why social media is crueller than a lot of past TV programming peopl

Take the survey now: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1iHRZvOly_Q7aprlQBF7n38y0EjgvnHw2OdYII8yQElc/edit?ts=670d0111 From a 13-year-old immigrant who couldn't speak English to building a £2.5 billion hotel empire, Surinder Arora's story is nothing short of extraordinary. He joins Rob to share his journey from working as a waiter and British Airways clerk to becoming one of the UK's most successful hoteliers. With candid revelations about near bankruptcy, family sacrifice, and the importance of maintaining humility despite immense wealth, Arora gives his experiences and thoughts on business resilience, property investment, and the true meaning of success. Surinder Arora REVEALS: How four houses bought for £161,000 in 1993 evolved into a hotel worth £50+ million How he survived the major financial crisis in 2008 when his company nearly collapsed How he outmanoeuvred British Airways and Heathrow Airport Why he developed his business philosophy from his mother's wisdom: "Never buy your name or reputation" an

Take the survey now: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1iHRZvOly_Q7aprlQBF7n38y0EjgvnHw2OdYII8yQElc/edit?ts=670d0111 Rob interviews Russ Cook, known as the "Hardest Geezer," who made history by becoming the first person to run the entire length of Africa. Over 352 days, Cook covered more than 10,000 miles while facing kidnapping, health crises, and extreme challenges. Rob and Russ talk resilience, faith, politics, and entrepreneurship, giving their unique ideas on everything from personal growth to society. Russ Cook REVEALS: Being kidnapped in the Congo Why he discovered Christianity and what it means to his success How he remains humble How it felt to be the first person to run the entire length of Africa How he ensured he couldn't quit running The serious health issues he suffered during the run BEST MOMENTS "I didn't start off an amazing runner or anything, but I've been out there an awful lot. I guess it's like with you in business, similar kind of principle, just you go put yourself out there

Take the survey now: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1iHRZvOly_Q7aprlQBF7n38y0EjgvnHw2OdYII8yQElc/edit?ts=670d0111  Rob is joined by former Pimlico Plumbers founder Charlie Mullins as he shares why he left the UK after Labour's victory and more. From paying £100 million in taxes to building a £150 million business, Charlie doesn't hold back on his views about working from home, immigration, business practices, and Labour's policies. Charlie also shares his controversial takes on employment, apprenticeships, and the current political climate. Charlie REVEALS: How he built Pimlico Plumbers into a £150 million business How he would solve the migration and immigration crisis Why he moved to Spain after Labour's victory, criticising their anti-business policies and approach to unions and benefits  Why he advocates for the immediate sacking of bad employees  How he paid over £100 million in UK taxes before leaving and is also now fighting attempts to remove his OBE  Why he believes working

Take the survey now: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1iHRZvOly_Q7aprlQBF7n38y0EjgvnHw2OdYII8yQElc/edit?ts=670d0111 Former UK Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng joins Rob in this episode for a candid discussion about Labour's recent budget, the state of the UK economy, and the future of money. They discuss Rachel Reeves' £40 billion tax hike and explore the implications of a cashless society whilst Kwarteng also gives his thoughts and insight from his time at the Treasury. His candid analysis of socialism, entrepreneurship, and global economic trends makes this episode essential for anyone interested in understanding where Britain's economy is heading! Kwasi Kwarteng REVEALS: ·       Labour's recent budget represents the largest tax hike since 1993, with £25 billion coming from employers' national insurance contributions ·       Why the budget could stifle economic growth and job creation ·       Why China could potentially become the world's next reserve currency power ·       The UK and other European countrie

Take the survey now: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1iHRZvOly_Q7aprlQBF7n38y0EjgvnHw2OdYII8yQElc/edit?ts=670d0111 Former MEP and Reform UK leader Nigel Farage dissects Rachel Reeves' recent "doom budget" with Rob. From shocking revelations about portraits in Number 11 to predictions about Trump's comeback, Farage doesn't hold back. Rob and Nigel talk economic policy, gold investments, the exodus of UK entrepreneurs, and the concerning direction of British politics. With personal thoughts from them both, including surviving near-death experiences and candid observations about Gen Z, this episode offers both critical analysis and hope for Britain's future! NIGEL FARAGE REVEALS: That the Labour's budget includes a 40 billion increase in taxes! Labour’s tax yield expectations are overly optimistic, as wealthy individuals increasingly relocate to places like Dubai and Monaco. The national debt has risen from 1 trillion to 2.7 trillion under Conservative rule, with annual interest payments exceeding 80 billi

Take the survey now: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1iHRZvOly_Q7aprlQBF7n38y0EjgvnHw2OdYII8yQElc/edit?ts=670d0111 In this episode, Rob is joined by Olympic rowing legend Sir Steve Redgrave CBE DL, a retired rower who won gold medals at five consecutive Olympic Games from 1984 to 2000! Steve Redgrave gives a unique look at the mindset of a champion, the challenges of maintaining success, and his personal struggles with insecurity and depression. Rob and Steve’s conversation gives valuable lessons on perseverance, teamwork, and the importance of mental health in high performance environments. Steve Redgrave REVEALS: Why he attributes so much of his success to preparation The importance of team unity and accountability How to push through mental and physical barriers His struggles with insecurity and self-doubt, even after achieving Olympic success The challenges of retirement and subsequent depression The evolution of rowing as a sport How he used visualisation and tactical thinking to maintain a com

Take the survey now: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1iHRZvOly_Q7aprlQBF7n38y0EjgvnHw2OdYII8yQElc/edit?ts=670d0111 Rob speaks with Dhiraj Mukherjee, founder of Shazam in this episode. Dhiraj shares his journey of building a tech giant, from struggling for 15 years without profit to selling for $400 million. Rob and Diraj give expert advice on all things entrepreneurship, AI, and the future of tech. Dhiraj Mukherjee REVEALS: How Shazam took 15 years to become profitable The importance of adaptability in entrepreneurship Why he now focuses on "tech for good" investments, seeking companies aiming to make a positive difference in the world Why you should hire people smarter than yourself How to create an effective team and avoid micromanaging Why AI is the "operating system of this decade and beyond" The importance of balancing hard work with quality of life BEST MOMENTS "The way I think about it is that the market is constantly moving, you have new technology, you've got new opportunities, you've go

Rob interviews Shyam Batra, a former mayoral candidate for London. Batra exposes political corruption, the controversial 15-minute city concept, and his vision for a non-political organisation to lead the country. From alien theories to predictions of the next global war, this conversation touches on conspiracy, politics, and radical ideas that will leave listeners questioning the future of governance and personal freedom. Shyam Batra REVEALS: Why he was unfairly removed from the London mayoral race His war prediction Why the concept of 15-minute cities is a potential tool for population control, limiting travel and personal freedoms Who are secretly controlling governments worldwide How he would replace traditional political parties Why entrepreneurs should be given more support and encouragement to boost the economy and create jobs Why the current political system is broken, and calls for transparency and prosperity BEST MOMENTS "We are not privy to all of this stuff and we should be if there's

Rob explores the fascinating world of high stakes divorce with renowned lawyer James Sexton! From billion dollar settlements to celebrity scandals, Sexton reveals the shocking truths behind marital breakdowns and offers his opinions on love, relationships, and personal growth. With candid anecdotes and thought provoking wisdom, if you are curious about the complexities of human relationships and the legal battlegrounds where they often end, this episode is for you. James Sexton REVEALS: The most expensive divorce he worked on cost his client $3 million in legal fees, while the opposing side spent $5 million across multiple lawyers. The underlying cause of most divorces Why infidelity and financial issues are symptoms rather than root causes of divorce Why you need a prenup He is "happily divorced" and maintains a strong friendship with his ex-wife. Why Sexton views himself as a "full contact storyteller" who manipulates people's emotional states for a living, aiming to make judges feel positively abou

Rob is joined by the former Chancellor of the Exchequer Kwasi Kwarteng for a candid discussion on UK politics, economics, and the future of money. Kwarteng talks to Rob about his brief but tumultuous tenure as Chancellor, the challenges facing the UK economy, and the potential disruptions in global finance. Kwasi Kwarteng REVEALS: The reasoning behind his controversial tax-cutting plans The challenges of managing public spending His thoughts on the welfare state The difficulties in balancing social needs with economic sustainability His concerns about the current Labour government's economic policies Why Prime Ministers have less power than ever The potential future shift from fiat money to cryptocurrencies The risks and challenges of being a public figure in politics His perspective on the importance of maintaining a life outside of politics and the value of self-awareness for successful individuals BEST MOMENTS "We remember, we have a memory of, we don't remember the seventies, but growing up

Who raised Elon Musk? In this episode, Rob interviews Errol Musk, father of tech titan Elon Musk. Errol talks to Rob about Elon's upbringing and the risks that shaped his extraordinary success. From personal anecdotes to candid reflections on global politics, this interview peels back the layers of one of the world's most influential families, revealing the human side of innovation and disruption! Errol Musk REVEALS: Why Elon called him evil The truth about his billionaire son Why he killed 3 people How much he owns of Tesla Elon Musk's upbringing The risks he took to help Elon succeed   The Musk family values BEST MOMENTS "Elon had once said that I'm evil. That was to do with me supporting Trump, by the way." "I own about 27 to 30 percent of Tesla.” "Elon is very empathetic.” "They criticise him, but he got some money from his parents, he turned himself into a billionaire. You can't, I'd rather be with somebody took a little bit of money from his parents and turn it into a billion, billions of

Dan Wootton welcomes Rob on Outspoken Live. They discuss the contentious issues of free speech, censorship, and the political landscape in the UK. Rob offers his candid thoughts on controversial figures like Andrew Tate and Katie Hopkins while also discussing the recent events surrounding Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Rob REVEALS: Why attempts to cancel controversial figures often backfire The coordinated de-platforming of Andrew Tate across multiple platforms and banks was suspiciously organised His concern about increasing government control over speech, travel, health, and finances Why he predicts Nigel Farage could become Prime Minister by 2029. His criticisms of Harry and Meghan's hypocrisy His own self-censoring on certain topics Why he advocates for peaceful resistance through boycotts and withholding financial support from institutions trying to silence dissent. BEST MOMENTS "I'm more scared of not speaking out, but it's a close second scared of speaking up because you can, you know, you

Dan Wootton, former mainstream media journalist turned independent commentator, joins Rob to discuss the state of free speech, media censorship, and political upheaval in the UK. In this conversation, Wootton reveals shocking insights into the inner workings of mainstream media, the threats to personal freedoms, and his predictions for Britain's political future. From cashless society concerns to royal family drama, this episode is for anyone interested in the future of democracy and free speech. Dan Wootton REVEALS: How mainstream media organisations are controlled Why media is so biased in 2024 The potential for a political revolution in the UK The dangers of a cashless society His experience of being "cancelled" The rise of independent media platforms and the benefits to society His concerns about Labour leader Keir Starmer Insider info on the royal family's current struggles, including King Charles and Princess Catherine's health issues and Prince Harry's relationship with the family. BEST MOM

Rob is interviewed on The Business Excellence Podcast in this episode, part of BizX Forum and Awards, and ActionCOACH UK and shares his personal journey into entrepreneurship and business. Whilst you may have heard Rob’s story before, he talks about the reasons behind a lot of his decisions and choices as an entrepreneur, content creator and business owner. Rob talks about everything from the importance of branding to how to embrace the haters, his newest book Money Matrix and more. Rob REVEALS: Why the story behind a brand matters Taking risks and being scared creates the best opportunities How to deal with haters How he connects with his inner child That everything is better with money What makes him more proud than being a millionaire Why the journey to reaching a goal can be just as important than the goal itself How to feel useful and why it matters His turning point as an entrepreneur Why life is like Monopoly  BEST MOMENTS "Avoiding the haters means they never get the adoring fans” “How