The Disruptive Entrepreneur

Rob speaks to Mo Gawdat in this episode about mindset, the dangers of AI, the meaning of life, why happiness allows you to be the best version of yourself and much more. This is a candid and valuable discussion where they disagree on many points whilst respectfully listening to each other’s points of view. Mo also talks in-depth about the death of his son and why his death was a net positive for the world and what it means spiritually to him. Mo Reveals: The purpose of life His mission to make a billion people happy What happiness truly is How to stop fighting the universe Why the death of his son was positive The two parts of every human being The role of dopamine in achievements Why AI is more dangerous than nuclear weapons How to accept the world as it is BEST MOMENTS “Instead of fighting the universe you have to work with the universe somehow” “I know my son is in a very good place” “Your happiness is your duty in life, so you’re healthy mentally in a way that allows you to be the best ver

Rob is interviewed by entrepreneur, writer and ex-business officer for Google Mo Gawdat in this episode on all things money, entrepreneurship and the real Rob. Mo challenges Rob spiritually, emotionally, and intellectually and questions the morality of money too. Whether you are a fan of Mo’s or not, you won’t have heard an interview like this before! Rob Reveals: Why Mo’s reaction to Rob was extreme How our lives condition our money beliefs How to become who you want to be His life mission What success is Why money is always predictable How to make your money work hard for you How to start your side-hustle BEST MOMENTS "I’m naturally a people-pleaser conflict avoider” “Money isn’t what it is, money is what you are” “No one gets anywhere without a bit of pain” “To never discover who you really are would be one of the biggest failings” “Maybe China will be the next reserve currency” “You can’t beat the universe” “Human nature is to desire what we don’t have” “When you work hard, you are wor

Rob is joined by William James Adams Jr. known by the world as “will.i.am”. The Black Eyed Peas founder, musician, artist and producer talks on subjects from AI to education in this far-ranging conversation. From Elon Musk’s AI warnings to the secrets of hip-hop longevity, will.i.am brings infectious optimism and insight to every topic in this wide-ranging talk that will leave you thinking differently! Will.i.am Reveals: The truth about AI and humanity The advice he rejected that resulted in a huge hit song Why social media has democratised opportunity Why algorithms promote hate and conflict. What it takes to find true success How he missed investing in Airbnb The problems with the education system How to use criticism and critics for growth The most disruptive musicians BEST MOMENTS "AI is just math. It’s like a calculator to help mathematicians do math faster." "I’m excited that there’s people of the world that have been ignored by humans to finally have the tools to transform and change the

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 challengin

After some calls for Rob to run for Prime Minister, Rob shares the 11 things he would do right now in the UK to transform it! This isn’t content Rob thought he would ever create but after witnessing the state of the UK, he couldn’t stay silent and talks about why he would do drastic things such as completely reforming education and abolishing most benefits. Rob Reveals: How he would run the economy differently Why he would rip up the tax code How he would transform the public sector Why he would recruit the most influential and experienced business owners to government Why increasing some government salaries would improve the country The two types of politicians Why he would get rid of most welfare The rise of professional beggars How he would reform education Why the government should be reducing national debt BEST MOMENTS "They believe I have some common sense solutions to this broken country” “I risk being cancelled” “The economy is being ruined” “Progressive taxes do not work” “There ar

Get your productivity, effectiveness, and efficiency into high gear with this episode with Rob. He lays out the keys to ruthlessly prioritising your most important task in the moment, maximising the leverage of your time, and how to avoid procrastination. Rob pushes you to be fully present, maintain focus, and align your activities to move the needle on income generation! Rob Reveals: There is only one spontaneous "right action" task you should be doing at any time. Measure priority tasks by income generation and fear/difficulty level. Being productive is output volume; being effective is the quality of output. Lists create overwhelm; pick one priority item and fully focus on executing it. Challenge yourself and others when conversations enable procrastination. Planning helps the future but stay present; ask "What's most important right now?" You can't blame others for distraction without your permission. BEST MOMENTS "Procrastination is not being able to control an emotion." "So eat the, eat the

Rob is joined once again by Katie Hopkins in an episode with tears, anger and laughter! Katie exposes obesity and gives her thoughts on money and the banking system and even the monarchy. But the discussion takes a more intimate turn as Katie reveals intimate details of her life journey, from a painful divorce to rebuilding her life as a single mum. Katie and Rob also review the year's major events and introduce some fun new segments! Katie Reveals: Her thoughts on Prince Harry and Elon Musk Why giving birth pushed her to becoming financially indepent Why she embraces her masculine energy That pain in early life should be embraced, not avoided Being stitched up to receive a C*NT award How she has disrupted many institutions including the government and the media BEST MOMENTS "Bring me a lesbian. I want a proper lesbian." "Elon Musk that day, so masculine, like, I would blow down at the altar of Elon Musk any day." "I genuinely have no fear... I have a strong sense that your end is already decided

In this unique episode, Rob shares his predictions for the year ahead as well as the 5 brutal lessons he learnt in 2023. He talks about the many opportunities that will present themselves in 2024 including in the property market and reveals the biggest business lesson he has ever learnt! Rob Reveals: The one thing you know you should be doing in 2024 The most brutal business lesson he learnt in 2023 Why he calls the lockdown a crime against humanity The true test of your business agility The power the government has over your business Why work ethic has plummeted Why we all need to work to change the UK The opportunities to be had in 2024 and beyond Why property will crash in 2024 BEST MOMENTS "I believe the lockdown was a crime against humanity” “What you can prepare and plan for you can figure out” “You can’t change the past but you can fix the future” "This is gonna have a wild impact on the market, there are gonna be loads of repossessions, loads of cheap sales" VALUABLE RESOURCES https

Listen in to this episode for part 2 of Rob's brutal life lessons! Rob reveals the second half of the many lessons he has learnt in business and life including his famous mantra, 'if you don't risk anything, you risk everything'! Rob Reveals: 24. If you wait for permission, you will never get started. 25. People will criticise you anyway so you just do you. 26. Face problems head-on, and work out the solutions. 27. You don't get what you want, but what you 'are'. 28. If you do not tell people you are struggling, then you will suffer alone. 29. Trust but double check. 30. It never gets easier, you have to get better, and then it will feel easier. 31. Your reward for solving a problem is a bigger problem. 32. People will always let you down if you think it's their job to lift you up. 33. Before you try and change others, first check yourself. 34. If you don't get over your past relationships, the baggage will ruin your new ones. 35. Real leadership is finding a solution when everyone else thought t

It’s Rob’s birthday and in celebration, he wanted to share 45 brutal life lessons that he has learnt over the years. This is part 1, where Rob discusses why there is beauty in brutality and reveals the first 23 of the lessons he has learnt in business and life. Rob Reveals: Honest people will lie to you if the lie is easier than telling the truth People are not loyal Most people want you to fail Believing happiness is the meaning of life will make you miserable You have to do hard things now for an easy life later What’s worth it isn’t easy, what’s easy isn’t worth it Everything you don’t like or want is your fault and responsibility All your fears are just imagination Everything you judge in others you have done yourself Security has nothing to do with money The best form of revenge is kindness In every stressing, hides a blessing People treat you the way you teach them to It’s your responsibility to express when there are problems Any conflict you avoid now will come back harder There’s ru

Former military and celebrity bodyguard Simon Newton shares stories from protecting the likes of Michael Jackson to surviving convoy attacks in Iraq. Rob digs into Simon's journey from the British military to becoming Jason Statham's body double in Hollywood. Learn how Simon leveraged his security connections to build a thriving private firm and clothing line. Simon talks openly and honestly to Rob about everything from ambushes on the streets of Baghdad to partying with Kendall Jenner! Simon Reveals: How he protected Michael Jackson on his first-ever London security job How he narrowly escaped death Why he helped sneak Bella Hadid into a protest march His thoughts on AI How to turn elite contacts into business opportunities, How he has survived countless convoy ambushes in the Middle East What has caused theft and violent crime in London to skyrocket The only way to get conviction rates up in the UK How he leveraged publicity from security jobs into launching a profitable fashion brand. BEST MOM

In his most experimental episode ever, Rob interviews pianist Finn Barnaby to answer commonly asked questions on the show - but with a twist. Instead of speaking his responses, Finn expresses himself solely through music compositions on his piano. What unfolds is a highly entertaining glimpse into Finn's creative mind and talent as a musician. From commenting on the state of affairs in the UK to sharing brutal life lessons, Rob and Finn also discuss all things music, including mastering an instrument, the role of AI, and the dilemma between creative expression and commercial viability that all artists face. Finn Reveals: Motivation is key to mastering a musical instrument - natural talent helps but drive matters more The importance of understanding music theory The opportunities AI presents for musicians  Why word-of-mouth reputation matters Why the right teaching and guidance makes learning piano achievable  Why improvisation skills separate human musicians from AI  BEST MOMENTS “I’m a closet crea

Rob interviews Ed J.C. Smith, a life coach and business consultant with over 25 years of experience. Ed shares his unique perspective on the coaching industry, how to spot scam coaches, whether Andrew Tate has had a positive influence, and much more. He also candidly discusses his viral marketing campaigns, troubles with the legal system, and some of the difficult lessons he's learned about business, happiness, and life along his entrepreneurial journey. Ed Smith Reveals: Why Gary Vaynerchuk's advice to create 86 pieces of daily content is "bullshit" How to handle narcissists including awareness and boundary-setting Why a suicide attempt lead him to making millions The biggest growing market in the world today How to start your own coaching business How to spot a scam coach Why Andrew Tate has been a positive influence on men The consequences of his viral hand-holding prank video Everyone has information that other people would buy BEST MOMENTS "How do you turn what you already know into cash fl

Katie returns on the Disruptors podcast to once again bring her signature no nonsense attitude and give an uncensored interview on everything from obesity to the corrupt banking system. Rob and Katie also review the major events of 2023 involving freedom of speech controversies with Andrew Tate, Russell Brand, and others. Katie doesn't mince words - expect the unexpected from this tell-all episode! Katie Reveals: Why she would never repress her opinions to have a "normal" life That there is no real rule of law Her thoughts on the COVID inquiry Why cash payments represent freedom and rebellion The death of the NHS What she thinks of Russell Brand, Prince Harry and Andrew Tate Why entrepreneurship thrives when people are free from overbearing government regulations and taxes That maximum personal effort helps you find your destiny Why adding comedy helps Katie discuss controversial opinions BEST MOMENTS "Kids are really overrated” "You have to allow people to put labels on you. And allow them to

Rob is interviewed by Kane and Ash on The Podcasters Podcast in this episode. Rob shares how he built an 8-figure business through his podcast, revealing secrets behind viral episodes like his infamous Andrew Tate interview. He dives into the social strategies that made him one of the biggest creators on the planet, how he monetises across multiple platforms, and the goalpost-moving challenges of going viral while balancing authenticity. Rob also discusses pivoting from property to content creation, his approach to getting high-profile guests like Will.i.am and Katie Hopkins, and why he has beef with Diary of a CEO's Stephen Bartlett. Overall an insightful peek behind the curtain of one of the OG podcasting Disruptors! Follow The Podcasters Podcast: Apple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle Podcasts KEY TAKEAWAYS The Disruptive Entrepreneur (now rebranded to Disruptors) was the first of Progressive Media’s to launch 8 years ago and now has almost 1000 episodes. Build a "specific but vague" niche to maximise reach -

www.drinkag1.com/disruptors Tommy Mallet, former TOWIE star and founder of shoe brand Mallet, joins Rob for an open and honest chat. Despite humble beginnings and struggles with ADHD, Tommy built his company to £25 million in sales before walking away to start afresh. Tommy reflects on making and losing his first million, shares the pros and cons of starring on reality TV for his brand, and discusses how he stays grateful and keeps pushing despite setbacks. Tommy Mallet reveals: How he came up with the concepts for his brand and product Why he's stepping away from his shoe brand Mallet after 10 years How he and his now wife Georgia Kousoulou coped after the loss of a child His feelings around his ADHD diagnosis His plans for the future The mistakes he made early on in business Why his next venture will hit £100 million revenue fast BEST MOMENTS "I work super hard from the minute I wake up till I go to bed." "It ain't until you actually get a loss of something you can't replace, like a kid, that

To celebrate the imminent second interview with Andrew Tate, Rob wanted to share the full, unedited first interview with his listeners. This is Andrew Tate for how he is known, unfiltered, uncensored, and unapologetic. Listen in to gain insight into Tate's unorthodox worldviews on money, power and the Matrix. Hear Tate's opinions on religion, relationships, property ownership, making money online, fighters pay and why he feels the UK is a failed state. Love him or hate him, this is not an episode to miss. Andrew Tate Reveals: Why female football players are paid less The reasons he thinks depression is fake Why the UK is a failed state across the board What the purpose of life is That he has never taken steroids Why entrepreneurs need to be narcissistic The secrets for escaping the matrix Why he's never wrong His issues with podcaster True Geordie BEST MOMENTS "Clever right? Filthy bastard. Clever." "Your mom did something that doesn't work anymore, and you're still a dummy." "The matrix hates

Rob is joined by entrepreneur Kim Kiyosaki in this episode all about business, financial education and the current state of the world. Rob and Kim debate everything from Rob's theories on money to a people's revolution. They also discuss the difficulties women face in the business and money world, the concept of wilful blindness and the old age question of whether to buy your home or rent! Kim Reveals: The differences between men and women when it comes to money Why education round money needs to be disrupted How people can disrupt big businesses Why centralised currency scares her Why the current state of the world has impacted her optimism Why understanding debt is the key to financial freedom The best ways to make money When to buy a house and when to rent BEST MOMENTS "When things like that happen, people speak with their wallets” “School began as a place to train employees, workers” “If you get people in debt who don’t understand money you get control over those people” “It's a way to con

Rob dives deep into the power of personal branding, effective communication, and building multiple streams of income as the roles are reversed and he is interviewed in this episode. With over 35 million views across his social channels and 200 million+ downloads per year, Rob has built an empire by embracing content early and newsjacking mainstream media stories. Learn why he believes marketing is more important than sales, the skill he would develop first if starting over again, and his #1 rule for successful business partnerships. Rob Reveals: How to turn passion into profit How to 10x your personal impact Why content has given him things money couldn’t Why impatience can kill an entrepreneur How to attract money His #1 rule for partnership BEST MOMENTS "Content's given me the reach, the exposure, the brand, the notoriety that even becoming a multimillionaire never gave me." "Money isn't evil. Money isn't good...You can do more good with money, the good that you already do. You can do more bad w

Rob gives an inside look at the exotic car industry as he tours the giant GVE London dealership and chats with its dynamic founders about buying, selling, modifying, investing in, and caring for some of the world's most exciting supercars. With over £30 million in inventory on-site, they tackle every angle of this complex business. From waiting lists for the latest Porsche GT3 RS models to the rapid turnarounds possible in supercar sales, from the extreme repair costs of a Bugatti to the future collectability of McLarens, Ferraris and more! Episode Reveals: Why Porsche ranked #1 in mechanic Bruce's list and McLaren came last! The most stolen car in the UK Which cars are predicted to be million-pound cars in the next few years What the current market is like for sellers and buyers Why you should never judge a book by its cover when it comes to selling cars GVE’s goals for the future Why GVE do everything in-house unlike other exotic dealers  BEST MOMENTS "There's people breaking their necks just to