The Disruptive Entrepreneur

There’s a lot of extreme nonsense around this saying and in this episode Rob want’s to tell you why it’s wrong and can actually have a detrimental impact on your path to success!   KEY TAKEAWAYS Many of us will has wrestled with this concept. It can be a ---- as you are trying to strive towards a goal whilst equally telling yourself you are already enough.   Exercise is a great example to counter this saying. Most people don’t exercise or diet to ‘enjoy the journey’ they do it for the end result!   Anyone who gives you advice in the extremes shouldn’t be taken too seriously. This advice is just one sided, you won’t work and drive to achieve more if you are told that it isn’t reaching these goals that make you happy. To be truly happy you need to progress, to achieve more, to contribute to the world and value your own self-worth.   BEST MOMENTS   “You’ve probably wrestled with this in your life”   “I don’t do work outs to enjoy the journey”   “Happiness is progress towards a worthy goal”

In this episode Rob speaks to the greatest snooker champion of all time, Ronnie O’Sullivan. They have an in depth, authentic and honest discussion around Ronnie’s life; his career, his lows and his many highs too.   Join Rob’s supporter programme for just £5/$5 a month by going to www.rob.team   KEY TAKEAWAYS Ronnie is known for disrupting the snooker world in his own unique and dynamic ways but he is interested in a lot more things than snooker! He is an author, keen runner and so much more. Ronnie really loves being in the world of running. He noticed early on that many of the people who are into running are laid back, social and not materialistic. You leave the rest of your world, career, money etc at the door. None of that matters in the community of running. It’s a great escape for him to be in that world. Health and fitness was never something Ronnie focused on when he was younger. But he has spent the last few years on himself physically and is the healthiest he has ever been. He treats this

“It’s a great thing to give people exposure who are doing amazing thing but aren’t necessarily globally famous”.   Today Rob speaks to both client and friend, Michael Kalisperas. Michael has an incredibly inspiring, powerful and motivating journey which he uses as a driving force in everything he does including his businesses. He shares his story, strength and success in this episode.   KEY TAKEAWAYS   A serial entrepreneur, Michael’s career background was originally in marketing and graphics, he had a passion for many different elements of this and did an electronic and multimedia programme and was later headhunted by Sky and the BBC. He left the BBC in his mid-20s and this is when he started his first business.   Michael has written a screenplay, been on stages himself as a speaker, ran events, is an affiliate marketer and has achieved great success in many different areas. Despite this, he still says his biggest win is seeing his son survive everything he has been through so far.   In 2002 M

In this episode Rob shares six ways you can make yourself go viral. He also discusses what ‘virality’ actually is and how important relativity is.   To join Rob’s one-off masterclass on omnipresence and content repurposing then go to www.rob.team to join it for FREE!   KEY TAKEAWAYS Your content needs to be interesting not vanilla. Sitting on the fence does not make you viral! Interview someone people want to listen to. You can partner and/or leverage someone else’s audience. Ask for people to share your content. Leverage trends. When something is trending/topical that already has discussion and debate, leverage that energy, especially if you can get it early. Layer key words and names in your main content so that it trends and is picked up by searches. Repurpose your content! Ensure you are leveraging any content you create, repurpose it and create omnipresence. This is a huge way to go viral. BEST MOMENTS “Too many people are scared of criticism, scared of feedback, scared of a bit of

More of a warning than a rant but today Rob talks about how entrepreneurs and business owners need to spend their time wisely to make the most money they can. Listen in today to find out what you NEED to be doing to work smarter, not harder!   To join Rob’s  "Omni-Presence & Content Repurposing Masterclass" FOR FREE!  Go to www.rob.team !   KEY TAKEAWAYS You can work as hard as physically possible but this will still stop you making money. Think about how to work smarter, not harder. Rob is talking about outsourcing, leverage, re-purposing, processes, are you using all the tools available to you and removing duplication? Social media is one key way you can make the biggest impact, for free. Leverage the tools they have to build your profile, reach, brand and create multiple lead sources. On top of this, the biggest thing you can do to leverage your time and create cash is by repurposing content; creating one piece of content and using it across multiple platforms in a purposeful way. BEST MOMENT

What is the best social media growth hack? What is the one thing you can do above anything else? Listen in to this quick fire episode as Rob talks about what it is you can do to be successful across all social media platforms.   KEY TAKEAWAYS The single most important thing you can do is content repurposing, by having an omnipresence across platforms. It’s key to use the same piece of content but not in a copy & paste way as this will have the opposite effect to what you want. You need to plan your origin content and then decide which bits to repurpose and on what platform, saving you time but giving you the best leverage. BEST MOMENTS   “You don’t even need a lot of followers”   [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

In this episode Rob speaks to the co-founder of Mulberry, and sustainability pioneer Roger Saul. They discuss entrepreneurship, adaptability and of course fashion! An inspiring and educational conversation full of value for both the young and established entrepreneur alike.   KEY TAKEAWAYS Fashion has changed tremendously in the past few decades. When Roger first entered the world of fashion in the early 70s it was very exciting, everything was new and fashion was centre stage in the same way music was. Fashion nowadays is more compartmentalised and it has found its place in our lives but isn’t as important as it once was.   Roger has always enjoyed buying, selling and working with something he loved. Being an entrepreneur and working in fashion just made sense to him. He started Mulberry with a singer sewing machine in his kitchen, with his mother and girlfriend, and it was soon a success. Pivoting is a key part to any successful business and entrepreneur and Roger has demonstrated this many times o

This episode is for Scale up Entrepreneurs and Empire Builders only! Rob shares business strategies and tactics to scale up and build your empire including distribution, marketing, income, admin and how to manage your emotions.   KEY TAKEAWAYS Too many entrepreneurs are spending too much time IN their business, not ON their business. It’s important to focus on tasks that will create an impact and find ways for almost everything else to get done by someone else. To grow your business you need to be working with the right people. If you want to go far you need to ensure you are hiring and training the right people for your team as well as building relationships with people outside of your team and collaborating. You have to learn to manage your emotions the more your business grows, to ensure you are making the right decisions that aren’t clouded by your ego or anything else. Creating high tickets offers not only gives you a better margin but they also attract a higher class of client and help buil

This episode is for all of the people pleasers out there, for those of you who are scared to put yourself out there, the introverts and those in hiding. You absolutely MUST start to piss people off!   KEY TAKEAWAYS Rob himself built people pleasing and conflict avoiding strategies when he was younger. It was how he coped and survived for so long. In 2006 he got into business and realised that he would get crushed if he kept this up so he had to learn to piss people off! People will hate you no matter what you do. If no one hates you then that means no one knows you. The only way to truly liberate yourself and to be completely free is to have the courage to be disliked. BEST MOMENTS  “It’s not called a Rob whisper it’s called a Rob rant”   “People will hate about you the very thing that’s great about you”   [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 aut

In this inspiring and energising episode, Rob interviews Alan Barratt, entrepreneur and founder of one of the fastest growing weight management, energy and lifestyle brands in the world, Grenade. They talk about Alan’s entrepreneurship journey, his many successes and what advice he would give to entrepreneurs, particularly those who are young or are just starting out.   KEY TAKEAWAYS People who start up amazing brands probably don’t initially start with this in mind, they just did what they loved and that translated into their business. Alan believes if you focus on your brand and making good decisions then you will find success. It will always take hard work and dedication but if your passion is there you won’t struggle to make it work each day. Treat all people with respect. Consumers, suppliers, employees, everyone. Alan’s first entrepreneurial enterprise was when he was still at school. He was selling cakes in the playground, when he got found out, the head teacher said to his parents that Al

Floyd ‘Money’ Mayweather joins The Disruptive Entrepreneur Podcast LIVE to discuss his mindset and motivation to achieve success throughout his undefeated boxing career and smart money investments. Rob and Floyd dive into the value of self-preservation, the need for continuous growth and why the comeback is always bigger than the setback. Listen in to another exciting episode with the greatest boxer of all time who has an estimated net worth of half-billion dollars!   KEY TAKEAWAYS Floyd believes that to be great, you have to push yourself there. You need to put in the hard work and dedication in order to achieve great things. It’s very easy to judge people based on others opinions, Floyd is often misunderstood because of this. Learn to make your own decisions about people but most importantly make sure you are happy and true to yourself. Floyd believes whole heartedly with Rob’s tagline, if you don’t risk anything, you risk everything. He knows he wouldn’t be where he is today without the many risk

Does creating content make you feel inspired or overwhelmed? Rob doesn’t believe content is king, marketing is. Marketing is the single most important aspect in ANY business.   KEY TAKEAWAYS Repurposing is the queen. If you aren’t already repurposing your content then you are wasting time! Converting is key. If you aren’t converting sales, are you doing quality marketing and are you doing enough of it?   Content can only be king if you are using it as part of your marketing strategy. For example, showing a problem your ideal client has and bridging this content into a solution of yours, such as attending one of your webinars. BEST MOMENTS  “The single most important function of any business is marketing, audience is king, omnipresence is king, marketing is king”   [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

Rob needs to tell you how it is. Marketing is THE single most important thing in your business, stop avoiding it!   KEY TAKEAWAYS So many people busy themselves with so many things in their business that these tasks actually get in that way of the most important task of all, marketing. If your marketing is good then your sales won’t need too much work as it will be mostly order taking. BEST MOMENTS “You are wasting time, you are actively procrastinating”   “Never let the menial get in way of the meaningful”   [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 MET

“If everyone learnt how to be an entrepreneur young they could be rich forever” Today Rob speaks to Mark Hansen, an entrepreneur, author and speaker. They talk about the importance of entrepreneurism, it’s role in society and how they can inspire the next generation to move the world to a better place.   KEY TAKEAWAYS Mark is great at networking and connecting with people on a real level. Mark is also an incredible speaker, goal setter and author. Rob has been helped and inspired by him in many ways and for this he thanks him. Everyone can be an entrepreneur and a leader. Everyone has the ability to be successful, especially if they start when they are young. When you are young you don’t see or know failure in the same way. You are more willing to take risks and often don’t even consider the concept of not succeeding in something. Ask yourself the right questions. About who you are, about others and about god. You will wake up things inside you that you didn’t know you had. You have so much more to

In this episode Rob lists 7 mistakes you can make in business and the impact these have on your ability to grow and scale.   KEY TAKEAWAYS Mistake no1 - Not doing enough partnerships or collaborations, you aren't then exercising leverage and you are attempting to do everything alone. You see everyone as competition rather than working with people in the same space as you. Mistake no2 -Not building a team is a sure way to fail to scale! You need talented people around you to help build you business to the next level. Mistake no3 - Not prioritising. You don’t know what tasks you should be focusing on and what you should be delegating and outsourcing. Mistake no4 - Not being on enough platforms. Which means you don’t have enough distribution, ads or audience. Mistake no5 - Not generating prospects. You might feel like you are doing what you are supposed to be but there will be a reason you are not converting interest into income! Make sure you are turning engagement into a way to make money. Mist

In any one moment you can only do one thing, which is the reasoning behind ‘focus on one task’ but you should never just focus on one business model!   In this episode Rob explores the idea of diversifying your business and why ‘focus on one thing’ is out of date advice and can actually be dangerous.   If you want to scale your business quicker, faster and sign up to Rob's FREE zoom masterclass where he goes into depth on how to go from being a 7 figure company to and 8 figure company: www.robmoore.com/8   KEY TAKEAWAYS We are now in a decentralised economy, we are also decentralised in media forms, this is disrupting big business and institutions. Rob uses his 70, 20, 10 model to diversify his business. This is how to balance your tasks, business and things you do. Spend 70% on the main task, 20% on your secondary business and 10% on your new future business. Then you can start to systemise these things so that you can then look at something new. There is no such thing as multitasking successfull

In this episode Rob speaks to Glen Jacobs, entrepreneur and WWE legend, on how to become a great leader and how failure is a big part of success. Listen in today to hear all about why we need to push ourselves out of our comfort zones and endure our failures to go onto be successful.   KEY TAKEAWAYS The most important thing we can do to raise entrepreneurial kids is to encourage them to dream. To give them the comfort to step outside their comfort zone and to learn and discover what they enjoy and what they are good at. Being around people from various age groups provides such a unique opportunity, to learn and for inspiration. Younger people especially have a vibrancy and energy we can take creativity and stimulation from. Debt isn’t inherently bad. Having debt can mean you have access to capital you wouldn’t otherwise be able to have, it can be a stepping stone to greater things. You just have to have a plan and ensure it is necessary. In small business you have to be three people, the technicia

There are a lot of people out there kindly saying you are not alone, but when you actually feel alone this rarely helps. In this episode Rob shares some practical ways you can help yourself when you are struggling with your mental health.   KEY TAKEAWAYS Being an entrepreneur can be lonely, you don’t have management or a boss to rely on or support you. There isn’t anyone you can reliably turn to, nothing really prepares you for that feeling. Successful people still have doubts. Everyone is hit by the curse of comparison sometimes. It’s easy to not recognise how far you have already come and to be grateful for what you have achieved and what you already have in this world. When negative thoughts start to creep in, try and remind yourself and appreciate what you’ve got and who you have around you. Do you have people you can ask for help? If you don’t then you need to take some responsibility for the people you surround yourself with. It’s your choice who your support network will be when you need the

Why are you still doing low value, waste of your time, somebody else’s problem tasks?!   In this episode Rob tells you why it is not only a complete waste of your time, but also your expertise, to be doing these kind of tasks and what you should be spending your time on instead. Listen in today to liberate both your time and yourself.   KEY TAKEAWAYS There’s a hard work lie being pushed out there that you have to work 10-12 hour days, 365 days a year, for a decade to be successful. This lie is for people who are scared. You should have just 5 key result areas, strategy, vision, collaborations, growth and personal brand are Rob’s. Anything that sits outside of your key result areas you should not be doing. Save time and ask yourself these four questions when you are feeling overwhelmed and need to start outsourcing your tasks:1) Who is better than me?2) Who is faster than me?3) Who is cheaper than me?4) Who enjoys it more than me? BEST MOMENTS   “Oh Rob HELP ME!”   “The world has changed you n

In this episode Rob speaks to one of the most curious men he has ever met, David McCourt. David is an entrepreneur, thought leader and author. He likes to ask those questions that make you analyse and reassess the big questions in life. David talks about the advice he has received in the past, gives great insight into his entrepreneurial journey and shares some intuitive and perceptive tips for those entrepreneurs just starting out.   KEY TAKEAWAYS When you first start out you don’t know anything, this can be a curse as well as a blessing. Curiosity, persistence, passion and loving people is what you need to drive you to start a business, those are the traits you need for success, then the money will follow. It’s ok the be afraid of failure. Fear is actually a driver and a part of passion. You are allowed to not want to fail but it’s important that when you do, and you will, to get back up and try again. Being a young entrepreneur means you are able to take more, and bigger, risks. You have nothin