Are you stuck in debt and have no idea how to redeem yourself?

This episode is for you! Today I have Rob Moore joining me on the show. He is a disruptive entrepreneur, author, and public speaker.

In this episode, Rob will share how he went from debt to being a millionaire, his life as an author, and how he mentors businesspeople. Also, Rob will share what his mentorship entails, among other things.

Get comfortable and listen to this episode.

Changing how you think as a business owner

Rob believes that the worst thing a business owner can do is believe the common narrative that, ''If you want something done well, do it yourself."

According to Rob, if you need something done well, you need to hire a specialist who can do the work better than you.

Rob insists that entrepreneurs should open their minds to hiring the best talents, listen to their intuition, and always do due diligence before making a move.

Rob's inner superpower

Rob believes his inner superpower is making quick decisions and backing himself up.

Rob's morning routine

According to Rob, if you don't plot your high priorities in your diary, someone else will have their high priorities, and they'll get you doing them. He has a solid morning ritual that he evaluates four times a year to ensure he remains productive and wastes no time.

Timestamps:

[00:48] What can Rob Moore accredit his success to?

[03:50] Rob as an author

[06:28] What makes Rob keep on writing?

[08:24] What does Rob's mentorship entail?

[13:58] How Rob got into public speaking

[15:17] Rob's rental units

[23:13] Rob's role as a part of advisory boards in some great companies

[24:43] How Rob helps entrepreneurs change how they think about business

[28:27] Rob's inner superpower

[30:06] Rob's morning ritual

[32:12] Three things that Rob is grateful for

Quotes:

• "If you're a mentor, you have to be a mentee. There's no way to do it alone."
• "I'd rather have a really great coder than have a really happy coder who's not a very good coder."
• "Great meditation for me is having an interesting conversation like this."
• "It's really important to be grateful for the present moment, because it's very easy to be nostalgic about the past or look forward to the future."

Connect with Rob Moore:

Website: https://robmoore.com/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robmoore1979/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robmooreprogressive/