Elon Reeve Musk was born in 1971, he is an industrial designer, an engineer, a philanthropist and the founder of many prestigious companies. 

He founded 'x.com' which later became PayPal. He later joined Tesla and founded SpaceX. Through these pursuits he has become the 5th richest man in the world and has an estimated net worth of $98.5 Billion USD. 

Despite this Elon Musk does not appear to be money motivated. He spent some of his early years trying to figure out what the meaning of life was and has since been drawn to advancing technology. He references a famous quote that says that if technology is sufficiently advanced then it is indistinguishable from magic. Musk agree's and find s the idea compelling. 

Furthermore Musk notes that it is important for the future survival of humanity for us to become a space faring civilisation. He recognises that Mars is the most logical planet for us to colonise because of its proximity and conditions. 

Elon Musk provides advice to founders throughout this fake interview including: 1. the need to work hard. 2. the importance of hiring people with great heart 3. the need to break everything down to first principles 4. the importance of sleep and much more.

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Bill Gates was born in 1955. He was a co-founder of Microsoft (at points the most valuable company in the world). His net worth is US $105.5billion. He has three children and he is an avid: software developer, investor and philanthropist. Bill Gates now focuses on the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation rather than Microsoft. Satya Nadella is now the CEO of Microsoft. 

In this fake interview with Bill Gates we dive through his history. How did he meet his co-founder Paul Allen? Why did he set up Microsoft? What was his first big break? All of this will be answered in the first few minutes.   

Most of the fake interview is based upon the teachings of Bill Gates in business.   Bill Gates has a really strong opinion on: the work ethics needed for startups, micromanagement, delegation, AI and raising finance. In this video/podcast you will find out all of this and more. Did you know that from the start Bill Gates believed that Software was crucial and that hardware would be a small opportunity relative to software.   

On top of all of that, you will get to see Bill Gates in his element. Getting angry at staff, criticising them and more. Please note: being negative, critical or intolerant to your personnel is not a good idea in business. It's likely Bill Gates was successful despite these aspects of his character rather than because of it. After all he got SAT scores of 1590 out of 1600. His genius was in other areas other than people management.   Want to know how Bill Gates founded Microsoft? Tune in to found out!!  

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David Goggins is a former navy seal who ran 100 miles without training. 

He went through the toughest training on the planet three times. *   

David Goggins ran multiple ultra marathons in one summer. He lost almost a third of his body weight in three months to qualify as a navy seal.   

He defied all odds - coming from a household where his Dad abused him - violently.

 He was scared of the water, yet he forced himself to "live in the water" so that he could become a navy seal. Indeed one of the most interesting stories of David Goggins is where he was (as part of his training) forced to tie knots under water without surfacing to breathe.

 If you surface to breathe - then you fail. David wanted to prove his strength to the instructor so he tied three knots in one go!   

The reason why I think David Goggins is such a powerful person to learn about is because he is someone who appears to have "Mastered their mind". 

The way that David Goggins does this, is he has forced himself to suffer. 

By pushing himself to do horrible things he argues that he is "callusing his brain". This is crucial, because when the tough times come, you need to be able to draw upon that strength.   

My other favourite lesson from David Goggins is the importance of dealing with your problems "one at a time". He puts all of his energy and all of his focus on resolving one character flaw - and then he moves onto the next.  

 Here are some great Goggins quotes:   

"Social Media is a great place to tell you who you want to be - not who we are."   "I put my whole life, a guy who was scared of water, a guy who couldn't read and write... and I put everything on being a navy seal... I did all of that just to get the opportunity to be a navy seal... ruined relationships, ruined that."  We hope that this video helps you to start: "Mastering your mind"  

David Goggins is not necessarily known as a business leader or a cereal entrepreneur, but I have no doubt that business leaders and cereal entrepreneurs can learn so much from his perspective. Don't let your journey into learning about David Goggins stop here. 

Check out some of his other videos. I have dropped some in the sources below:  

Sources:   

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cH0gED2stDM

2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azROJC2YJ4g&t=513s 

3. David Goggins Instagram Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/davidgoggins/?hl=en  

*Subjective statement. I don't actually know what the toughest training on the planet is, but it sounded pretty rough.   Please note because this is a fake interview some of the statements of the people may have been taken out of context.  

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Alex Becker is the famous YouTube multi-millionaire famous for creating those Tai Lopez style ads that just won't leave you alone. Although Alex is an extremely controversial Business Leader, his success within business demonstrates that there is much that can be learnt from him, and when you listen to the podcast you will come away with some "Nuggets of Wisdom" that might just change your approach to business.

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In this fake interview we cover topics like: why you should not be happy in business, why you should give up everything to help you succeed, why Bitcoin may make you rich, why you need to stay extremely focused on one business and how to make great business decisions.

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Ever wondered how Mark Zuckerburg became so successful?  Tune in to this weeks episode to understand the top tips from Mark Zuckerburg himself.   From why he wears the same shirts every day, to the importance of a mission and focusing on the product - this video seeks to uncover all of the top tips from Mark Zuckerburg that have helped him scale his net worth to the #4 richest man on the planet. 

Mark Zuckerburg is worth almost: $100billion, he became the youngest self-made billionaire at the age of 23 and he owns a substantial share of a business called Facebook. 

His tips include: #1 Don't give up #2 Use data and intuition to solve problems #3 make sure you have a strong mission #4 be prepared to fail #5 hire talented and intelligent people rather than experienced people #6 focus on the product #7 focus on the user experience and much much more!

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In this episode we break down the success of Patrick Collison the co-founder of Stripe, a multi-billion dollar empire. The first part of the podcast is dedicated to recruitment, and how a technical company should approach recruitment (from Patrick's perspective - of course what he would recommend for Stripe, might not work for you). We then get into wider business teachings and other meaningful questions like whether Patrick was happy when he built Stripe? And how you should approach your first few customers. Please check out influentialme.com for your influencer marketing needs. You heard of it through influencer marketing right?

In this episode we break down the key learnings and teachings of Jeff Bezos. Jeff has had a tremendous amount of success in his career: becoming the richest man in the world for example. In this podcast we talk about: taking risks, thinking big, finding a true passion, seeking to innovate wherever possible, the importance of sleep and so much more. You will learn so much from this episode. Please Subscribe if you got any value from this!

Today I am joined by podcast extraordinaire Alexander Zimmerman!  

Sit back and enjoy your bagels as we talk through everything that you need to know to achieve ultimate success with your podcast business.  

Alexander Zimmerman has been making podcasts since 2014, and has over 200 episodes on his main podcast channel. Link to his YouTube channel at the bottom!  

In particular he talks about:   

- The importance of a mission statement 

- The importance of identifying a niche that is broadly popular if you want to reach a large audience

 - The importance of authenticity 

- Finding a balance between chasing your dreams and understanding how much of a safety net is right for you 

- How failure is an important part of making you a more successful businessperson/podcaster  

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In this episode I breakdown the key nuggets of Wisdom from Netflix's Founder and Chief Executive Officer Reed Hastings. Reed's key tips, will help you drive growth and improvement within your business: as we deep dive into the things that he did to make Netflix a multi-billion dollar company, and the things that he wished he had done differently. 

Reed Hastings was born in 1960 in America and claims the titles: co-founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Netflix. He also serves on the boards of a number of other companies and non-profits. 

Reed's net worth is estimated to be: 4.7 Billion USD. But Netflix wasn't the first big company that Reed started. Many years ago he founded a company called "Pure Software". This company produced products to trouble shoot software. 

Reed's entrepreneurial experience was far from plain sailing, and particularly with him lacking managerial experience. As he started to lose confidence at Pure Software he actually asked his Board to replace him, and his confidence dwindled. When the Board refused to replace him, he was first to develop and improve himself. 

Reeds key tips for startups and businesses revolve around: focus, the importance of culture, excellent people and recognising consumer trends.

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