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What if the key to unlocking your greatest creative potential lies not in learning something new, but in rediscovering something ancient and deeply personal within you? Join us as Rick Rubin, a legend in the world of music, reveals how tapping into your inner world can revolutionize not just your art, but your entire way of being.

Rick Rubin is a nine-time GRAMMY-winning producer, named one of the 100 most influential people in the world by Time and the most successful producer in any genre by Rolling Stone. He has collaborated with artists from Tom Petty to Adele, Johnny Cash to the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Beastie Boys to Slayer, Kanye West to the Strokes, and System of a Down to Jay-Z. His book THE CREATIVE ACT is a #1 New York Times bestseller.

Rick opens up about his personal journey of discovery, creativity, and the pursuit of authenticity. This conversation is not just about the music industry; it's a heartfelt exploration of how to live a life filled with passion, creativity, and genuine self-expression.

In this episode you will learn

• Strategies to spark and harness inner creativity.
• The impact of tapping into creativity on a global scale.
• Ways to overcome creative blocks and embrace inspiration when it sparks.
• The importance of patience and presence in the creative process.
• Techniques to cultivate inner peace and create from a place of pure authenticity.

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This episode is PART ONE of a powerful two-part interview series with Pixar Founder, Ed Catmull. Lewis and Ed dive into the strategies Pixar implements to strategically stimulate different aspects of the human mind to evoke intended emotions, with a focus on character development as a pivotal element in fostering a deep connection between the audience's minds and the story. 

For over twenty-five years, Pixar has dominated the world of animation, producing #1 box office hits that include iconic works such as Toy Story, Frozen, Cars, and The Incredibles. Pixar’s works have grossed more than $14 billion at the worldwide box office, and won twenty-three Academy Awards®, 10 Golden Globes Awards, and 11 Grammys, among countless other achievements.

In this episode you will learn,

• Pixar’s insider techniques that tap into the human mind and create emotional connections with audiences.
• The firsthand principles and ideas discussed in "Creativity, Inc." that inspired a generation
• How to strategically stimulate different aspects of the human mind in order to evoke an intended emotion
• How character development plays a crucial role in Pixar films, and fosters a deep connection between the audience's minds and the story
• The magic formula revealing how Pixar masterfully balances humor, emotion, and suspense in their narratives, captivating audiences and maintaining engagement throughout the film.

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Zane Lowe's interviews with artists often transcend their music, delving into their personal lives and creative processes. He shares his approach to these conversations, creating a comfortable and insightful space for artists to open up and share their stories. Zane highlights the power of storytelling in fostering a deeper connection between artists and their audience.

Recognized for his ability to spot potential in up-and-coming artists, Zane Lowe shares his insights on discovering emerging talent and offers advice to aspiring musicians looking to break into the industry. He emphasizes the importance of originality, authenticity, and a strong work ethic in standing out and making a lasting impact.

In this episode you will learn,

• The power of building personal connections
• How to create space that fosters intimate one on one connection
• How storytelling can break boundaries and connect us on a deeper level
• Steps to finding your own voice and using it to inspire positive action
• Why empathy, vulnerability and understanding should be at the forefront of every relationship

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In this week's episode, I speak to someone close to my heart, Holly Tucker. I met Holly when she invited me on her podcast, Conversations of Inspiration, and I immediately felt I was talking to a friend. It's no wonder Holly is a beloved mentor to so many.

Holly Tucker is the founder of notonthehighstreet and Holly & Co and is the UK Ambassador to Creative Small Businesses. She believes that following your passion and building a business doing what you love is the key to a happy and fulfilled life. Through Holly & Co, a creative content company, Holly is working to positively influence this creative movement by redefining what it means to be a ‘small business’, encouraging more women to start their own businesses, as well as empowering our young with the skills to thrive in the new working world they are entering.

Bringing colour and creativity to the business world, Holly seeks to advise and inspire anyone who is dreaming of starting or is already on their business journey through her podcast Conversations of Inspiration, events, her inspiration and advice hub, and now, Do What You Love, Love What You Do, a Sunday Times Bestseller business book.

Listen as we discuss:

• How Holly and I immediately connected.
• Why she was "Holly Hurricane", working from age 7 and unstoppable.
• An ode to her parents, a model for partnership, and their secret to lasting love.
• Why settling in a relationship can actually be a good thing.
• Holly's journey as a successful pioneer of female entrepreneurs..
• Women are already the CEO's of their households and easily cut it in business.
• Her top business tip? Find your diamond and shine it.
• Emotional Commerce and the benefits of an 'emotional workplace'.
• Recovering from the crushing grind of a failed business, like a phoenix.
• Holly's top tip for happiness? Understand and embrace your mortality.

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LEARN TO EMBRACE FAILURE.
We often hold onto words.
When someone gives us negative feedback, we can let it consume our minds.
It’s not healthy.
You can’t stop yourself from being offended by what someone says. But you can listen and be open to learning.
Every time you mess up you’re making yourself better.
On today’s episode of The School of Greatness, I talk about making the most of opportunities and learning how to listen with one of the most successful actors of our time: Topher Grace.
Topher Grace is known for playing Eric Forman in the hit sitcom That 70’s Show, Venom in Sam Raimi's film Spider-Man 3, and many more. He is also the host of a new podcast called Minor Adventures with Topher Grace.
As an actor, Topher constantly receives feedback on his work. While he hasn’t always agreed and his ego can sometimes get in the way, he has learned to work collaboratively.
Topher started working at a very young age, but he has been able to sustain his career by constantly evolving.
So get ready to learn how Topher Grace made the most of sudden fame on Episode 781.
Some Questions I Ask:
What was the greatest lesson you learned in the first season of That 70’s Show? (17:30)
How can someone handle getting a great opportunity with grace? (21:00)
Who has been the most brilliant person you’ve worked with? (27:00)
What is life like as a father being an actor? (37:00)
What’s the greatest challenge being married with a new child? (44:00)
In This Episode You Will Learn:
How Topher landed his role on That 70’s Show (3:00)
The best way to handle criticism (23:00)
Topher’s experience playing a white supremacist in BLacKkKlansman (32:00)
How Topher views failure (52:30)
Why it’s better to try even if it doesn’t work out (58:00)

PRESSURE ALLOWS YOU TO MAKE THINGS HAPPEN.
What makes one business succeed and another fail?
The most important element is the entrepreneur.
If you watch the show Shark Tank, you know that people get investments from sharks just by being a passionate salesperson.
It’s about going all in.
So how can we ensure that what we put our time and money into will be unstoppable? We have to learn from the people who are at the top of their game.
On today’s episode of The School of Greatness, I’ve combined great advice from past conversations with five Shark Tank masters: Barbara Corcoran, Matt Higgins, Daymond John, Sara Blakely, and Kevin Harrington.
Shark Tank is a critically acclaimed and Emmy Award-winning reality show on ABC. Now on its 10th season, Shark Tank continues to inspire a nation to dream bigger and has offered more than $100 million in deals to entrepreneurs.
These investors come from some of the top companies in the world. They started from nothing and made their dreams come true.
So get ready to learn how to get your business off the ground and make it a force to be reckoned with on Episode 773.
In This Episode You Will Learn:
The hardest part of getting Spanx off the ground (8:00)
How Kevin Harrington's business model has evolved since Shark Tank (15:00)
The big things people taught Daymond John about mastering his skills (25:00)
What to do when you go all in but fail (29:00)
What to do with the profit you make in your business (30:59)

YOU CAN'T FAKE IT.
Finding your career isn’t something you decide in your head.
You have to try lots of things. Put yourself in different environments.
Pay attention to what makes you happy.
Little by little, you’ll find the right path.
When you do, you’ll be unstoppable.
On today’s episode of The School of Greatness, I talk about what makes a great entrepreneur with someone who knew she had found her calling once she became a realtor: Barbara Corcoran.
Barbara Corcoran is a Real Estate Queen, Shark Tank Shark, and Host of the "Business Unusual" Podcast. Barbara Corcoran’s credentials include straight D’s in high school and college and twenty jobs by the time she turned twenty-three. It was her next job that would make her one of the most successful entrepreneurs in the country when she took a $1000 loan to start The Corcoran Group.
Barbara is famously brash and blunt, bold and courageous, and a brilliant identifier of opportunity and talent (often invisible to others).
She believes that the key to success in business is not the idea but the person. An entrepreneur's passion and drive can make or break a business.
So get ready to learn what makes a great entrepreneur on Episode 766.
Some Questions I Ask:
What’s the angriest you’ve ever been in your life? (11:00)
When did you learn to communicate so directly? (24:00)
What’s the biggest lesson you’ve learned from being one of ten kids? (26:30)
When do you feel the most loved? (30:00)
What are the smart industries to go into right now? (45:00)
What three questions would you ask a potential buyer? (1:02:00)
In This Episode You Will Learn:
What type of partnerships are the most successful (19:00)
Why guilt is the worst thing for a relationship (23:00)
The importance of social media in business (40:00)
The two qualities Barbara looks for in an entrepreneur (49:00)
What makes Donald Trump a good salesman (57:00)
What to do with profit you make in your business (1:11:00)

THE SCHOOL OF GREATNESS IS TURNING SIX.
I’ve been hosting The School of Greatness for six years.
We’ve done 750 episodes.
That’s 750 conversations with inspiring people like Kobe Bryant, Scooter Braun, Maria Sharapova, Tony Robbins, Sarah Blakely, Maria Shriver and more.
When I started, I hoped it would reach millions of people. Now the podcast has over 90 million downloads.
My life has changed for the better because of The School of Greatness. I hope yours has, too.
Anniversaries are a great time to reflect back on how far you’ve come.
That’s why, for this Five Minute Friday, I bringing back a conversation with Robert Greene from my first podcast episode ever.
Robert Greene is a best-selling author known for talking about strategy, power, and seduction. His books include The 48 Laws of Power, The Art of Seduction, The 33 Strategies of War, The 50th Law (with rapper 50 Cent), Mastery, and The Laws of Human Nature.
You can hear the sound quality was different back then. That’s because I started out recording episodes on my iPhone! I now have an entire team that supports me and my business.
Robert discusses the idea of having the discipline to achieve mastery after finding something you’re passionate about. Interestingly enough, that’s why I started this podcast and why I continue to do it.
Thank you for listening and joining me in the pursuit of greatness.
Learn about the concept of mastery and see where it all started in Episode 750.
In This Episode You Will Learn:
What powerful people have in common (3:05)
Why Robert Greene wrote a book with 50 Cent (4:35)
The secret to 50 Cent’s success (5:52)

DON'T LET "POTENTIAL" BE WRITTEN ON YOUR TOMBSTONE.
About ten years ago when I was playing professional football, I got injured.
I ended up on my sister’s couch.
I felt bad for myself and thought that there should be a way for people like me to get help.
Then I realized- what if I could solve this problem?
It was that experience that led me into the work I do today.
One of the reasons I don’t follow politics is because I want to focus on overcoming our own challenges.
That’s why I’m so interested in my guest on today’s episode of The School of Greatness: Ben Shapiro.
Ben Shapiro is editor-in-chief of The Daily Wire and host of "The Ben Shapiro Show," the top conservative podcast in the nation. Ben is the New York Times bestselling author of seven nonfiction books and is constantly featured on major newspapers and websites.
Ben believes that people need to look within when they have a problem. He’s more interested in root values than debating specific issues.
He ruffles a lot of feathers and I don’t agree with everything he says, but I still think you’re going to enjoy this one.
So get ready to learn about going from victimhood to a powerful mindset on Episode 742.
Some Questions I Ask:
Why are you so passionate about your message? (3:00)
How do you avoid judging people you disagree with (6:00)
Who was the most influential person in your life growing up? (17:00)
What’s the most important lesson you’ve learned from your mom? (35:00)
What’s your most proud moment growing up? (57:30)
What is your purpose moving forward? (1:15:00)
In This Episode You Will Learn:
How to debate effectively (8:00)
The difference between rights and duties (28:00)
The four things humans need to be happy (38:00)
About Ben’s challenging upbringing (50:00)
About the importance of authenticity (1:00:00)

THE MORE YOU GIVE, THE MORE YOU LIVE.
You need to have a why.
Why are you hustling every day? Why are you pushing yourself? Why are you sacrificing?
If you have a purpose, you’ll have the passion you need to follow through.
There is nothing more powerful.
And it’s become a necessity- in today’s world, it’s difficult to be a successful entrepreneur unless you are connected to a greater good and you communicate that with others.
Storytelling can be your greatest tool.
On today’s episode of The School of Greatness, I talk about creating business with purpose with the creator of the One for One® model: Blake Mycoskie.
Blake Mycoskie is the Founder and Chief Shoe Giver of TOMS, which has provided over 86 million pairs of shoes to children since 2006. TOMS Eyewear has restored sight to over 600,000 people since 2011 and TOMS Roasting Company has helped provide over 600,000 weeks of safe water since launching in 2014. In 2015, TOMS Bag Collection was founded with the mission to help provide training for skilled birth attendants and distribute birth kits containing items that help a woman safely deliver her baby. As of 2016, TOMS has supported safe birth services for over 25,000 mothers.
Before TOMS, Blake, a native of Texas who always had an entrepreneurial spirit, started five businesses. His first was a successful campus laundry service, which he later sold. Between business ventures, Blake competed in the CBS primetime series, The Amazing Race. With his sister, Paige, Blake traveled the world and came within minutes of winning the $1 million dollar grand prize. Blake is an avid reader and traveler. He is passionate about inspiring young people to help make tomorrow better, encouraging them to include giving in everything they do. His hope is to see a future full of social-minded businesses and consumers.
Blake is passionate about using commerce to make money while creating social good.
He says that people want to help others, they just need to be given the opportunity. He says that it’s important to connect in a way that lets the customer be the hero.
So get ready to learn why it’s powerful to connect people’s wants and needs on Episode 736.
Some Questions I Ask:
What was your original inspiration for doing a buy one give one model? (2:00)
Do you think a business can thrive with one story? (9:30)
How do you stay inspired? (11:00)
If you were going to create a new business in a new space, what would it be? (19:00)
What is the biggest challenge you face? (26:00)
In This Episode You Will Learn:
How storytelling can help your business (5:00)
Why modern business has to have a purpose (15:00)
How you can use critique to your benefit (21:30)
Using the concept of “essentialism” to plan your time (28:00)
Why Blake is passionate about gun reform (35:00)
The one thing entrepreneurs need to stay passionate (49:00)

DON'T LET PERFECT BE THE ENEMY OF GOOD.
We can talk ourselves out of almost anything.
“I’m not good enough.”
“I’m not ready.”
“I don’t have all the skills.”
But what if you just took the plunge? What if you risked things not being “perfect” and put yourself out there?
You might fail, but you’ll learn a lot more than if you had never shown your project to the world.
It’s like I always say- the biggest risk takers are the most interesting.
For this Five Minute Friday, I revisited a conversation I had with the entrepreneur Gunnar Lovelace who is passionate about telling people that it’s ok to make mistakes.
Growing up poor with a single mom left Gunnar with a burning desire to create wealth to do good. As a result, he is a five-time serial entrepreneur focused on social impact at scale (people, planet + profit). Gunnar is the founder and CSO of Thrive Market, which offers organic groceries online at wholesale prices nationally. It has raised $200 million and grown to seven million users and 700 employees in three years.
Gunnar shares that part of the reason he is so successful is that he didn’t know everything when he started. He says that you need to get in the driver’s seat instead of overthinking.
Learn how to battle your perfectionism and dive into your dreams in Episode 735.
In This Episode You Will Learn:
What Gunnar tells his entrepreneurial friends (1:30)
Why it’s important to make mistakes (2:00)
How to use fear as a teacher (3:00)
Why you need real market feedback (4:00)

DO THE UNEXPECTED.
Do you go the easy route? The expected route?
Or do you find your own path that compliments your unique passions?
Finding your own way takes inner strength. You won’t be able to do it without believing in yourself.
It takes a special person to defy expectations and break into a new field.
People will doubt you when you do something unexpected. That’s a given.
It’s how you respond when people try to dissuade you will determine if you’re successful or not.
On today’s episode of The School of Greatness, I talk with an unlikely zookeeper who is known online as The Real Tarzann: Mike Holston.
Mike Holsten is a 24 year-old zookeeper at Mario Tabrue’s Zoological Wildlife Foundation. He recently did a collaboration with Will Smith and has over four million followers on Instagram.
Mike says that working hard, believing in yourself, and prayer will help you be successful against any odds.
So get ready to learn how The Real Tarzann came to be on Episode 724.
Some Questions I Ask:
How many animals do you have right now? (16:00)
How many times have you been bitten or stung? (22:30)
Why is important to see someone who looks like you doing what you do? (28:30)
What was the first job you had that paid you to work with animals? (33:00)
What’s the most endangered animal? (38:00)
What has being around animals taught you about humans? (39:00)
What has changed since Will Smith posted about you? (51:00)
What has kept you motivated to pursue this dream? (53:00)
Do you eat meat? (1:03:00)
In This Episode You Will Learn:
The biggest thing Cesar Millan taught Mike (14:00)
Why some species get along with each other (19:00)
The best pet Mike has (20:00)
About the time Mike swam with sharks (24:00)
If Mike thinks that wild animals should be left in the wild (35:30)
The story of how Will Smith found Mike (47:00)
What Mike did to get out of his depression (49:00)

GET IN TOUCH WITH YOUR SUPERPOWERS.
All of us have superpowers.
They are the things that come easily to us.
You have to find your superpower and then use it to change the world.
Why is it so important?
Because once you are coming from a place of passion, the rest will follow.
People who lead with a desire for money or fame won’t have the same impact.
It’s all about your intention.
On today’s episode of The School of Greatness, I talk with an amazing entrepreneur and mother who has honed in on her superpowers and helps others find theirs: Rebekah Neumann.
Rebekah Neumann is a founding partner and Chief Brand Officer at WeWork, where she has directed the company’s mission, values, and culture from its inception. As an artist, entrepreneur, and yogi, Neumann has also worked as an equity trader for Solomon Smith Barnet, gained certification as a Jivamukti yoga teacher and acted in and produced a number of film projects.
Neumann majored in Business and studied Buddhism at Cornell University. Mother to five children, she is committed to creating a conscious educational community that fosters growth in children’s minds, bodies, and souls, unleashing endless happiness, global citizenship, and every child’s superpowers.
Rebekah has now created WeGrow as a new approach to childhood education. She’s hoping to consciously and authentically help the planet through her work using her superpower of intuition.
So get ready to get in touch with your superpowers on Episode 716.
Some Questions I Ask:
Do you ever hate anything? (13:47)
Who came up with the name “WeWork?” (14:54)
What inspired you to start a different type of school? (24:24)
What are you the proudest of? (33:07)
How do you emotionally handle your business taking off? (40:38)
Why is WeWork taking off? (42:26)
In This Episode You Will Learn:
Rebekah’s superpower (11:43)
Why anger isn’t a helpful emotion (19:46)
The biggest thing Rebekah is working on (21:20)
Rebekah’s innovative approach to early education (26:01)
How Rebekah used career setbacks to find her true passion (31:50)
Why it’s important to be constantly changing (44:06)
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WeGrow Website: https://www.wegrow.com/
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FIND THE WINNING BALANCE.
You hear so often that people get to the top of the mountain and realize that the summit isn’t the answer.
To be a champion, you have to know that there is so much more to success than a final outcome.
If you focus on the goal without being connected to your joy and larger purpose, you will get burnt out.
But when you’re coming from a place of passion, the results will fall into place.
To explore this topic further, I gathered parts of conversations with four world-class champions who’ve visited The School of Greatness in the past: Julianne Hough, Ray Lewis, Shawn Johnson, and Novak Djokovic.
Julianne Hough is a two-time winner of ABC’s Dancing with Stars and now sits as a judge on the show. She’s one an Emmy for Outstanding Choreography and has appeared in many movies and TV productions like Footloose (2011) and Grease Live on Fox.
Ray Lewis is a former NFL linebacker. He is a two-time Defensive Player of the Year, Super Bowl MVP and played his entire 17-year career with the Baltimore Ravens.
Shawn Johnson is a gymnast who won a gold medal in the 2008 Olympics for balance beam and a silver medal in floor exercise and all-around. She’s also a five-time Pan American Games gold medalist.
Novak Djokovic is a Serbian tennis player is currently ranked third in men’s singles. He’s won 14 Grand Slam singles titles and four Wimbledon titles among many more.
These athletes have achieved the immense success in their fields and have all realized that being the best is not enough of an end goal to give them purpose.
So learn how these champions get in the mindset to win on Episode 707.
In This Episode You Will Learn:
Why being content won’t ruin your drive (10:30)
What Ray Lewis learned from joining ESPN (13:40)
Why Ray Lewis thinks he was able to play football for so long (14:10)
What people can do to win even if they get second (14:56)
What helped Novac Djokovic get through a breakdown (21:04)

“MY ONLY KEY TO TRUE SUCCESS IS HAVING THE CONFIDENCE.”
Tony Hawk pushes the limits not just in his sport, but also in his business. His video games have become one of the biggest franchises in history. Spoiler: There’s even more coming in October.
I felt so fortunate for Tony to come in and sit down on the. He’s an incredibly smart and dedicated person.
Tony sat down with me to discuss how he has been able to be successful in his marriage as well as his business life. He also discusses if it’s more fulfilling to be relevant or innovative.
He shares where his mind goes when the pressure is on for him to perform a huge trick, and how he was able to stay committed to his passion even when there was no money in it.
This is a really powerful one, guys. You won’t want to miss it.
Learn all about what it takes to break limitations and create a legacy, on Episode 674.
Some Questions I Ask:
Who was the most influential person in your life? (5:46)
How old were you when you were bumped up in competition? (8:20)
How do you stay committed to something when there’s no money in it? (10:11)
What advice would you give to people who have a passion but can’t pursue it on a professional level? (13:36)
How did you manage the emotions of success? (17:18)
Did you ever feel like you weren’t comfortable in your own skin? (20:29)
Do you feel like there was a time when you didn’t communicate well? (23:10)
Do you feel like you still need to chase relevancy? (27:38)
Where does your mind go when there’s pressure? (30:44)
Did your video games take skateboarding to a new level? (29:42)
You have a new game as well? (43:32)
Do you goof around a lot? (45:09)
What’s the thing you’re most proud of? (47:54)
In This Episode You Will Learn:
Why learning new tricks wasn’t cool (7:28)
How Tony’s environment contributed to his success (9:52)
The time when Tony thought he would give up skateboarding (12:01)
How he handled the overnight success (14:57)
How he manages his relationships and success (19:32)
Why people shouldn’t show off on social media (21:17)
The biggest challenge he’s had to overcome (24:44)
How he’s able to raise his kids to not feel like they are riding off his name (28:46)
What it’s like skateboarding in a loop (38:39)
The thing Tony still needs to achieve (41:27)
The thing he wants more people to know about him (46:53)

“It’s what you do with the tools, not what the tools are themselves” - Casey Neistat
How many times do you try to look for success and fulfillment through logic? You might be looking too hard and in the wrong direction.
Creativity is the key to unlocking your dreams and vision for the future. If you can unlock that creative mindset, you’ll be set for life.
Machines and computers can do logical tasks and hard work, but they’ll never be able to be creative. That’s something only a person can do.
Some people find their creative passions easily, while others feel a struggle. If you’re one who struggles, don’t worry -- finding your unique passions aren’t as hard as you might think.
The key is to let go of your feeling of judgment. Let your mind relax and think about what made you weird or unusual as a child. Those fun oddities are what will make you something big today.
To go more into unlocking your creativity, I wanted to bring you back past episodes from Chase Jarvis, Casey Neistat, Manoush Zomorodi, and Liz Gilbert.
Continuing my mashup series, I felt it was important to bring you the masters of creativity.
These conversations have helped me unlock my passions to new levels and I know they will help you too.
No matter where your creativity lies, if it’s in writing, creating content on YouTube, or still something you are trying to discover, this episode will bring you valuable insights.
Don’t forget to take these lessons and practice them any chance you get. Knowledge is only useful when it’s applied to your life.
So learn all about unlocking and mastering your creative side, on Episode 668.
In This Episode You Will Learn:
What makes you great (4:35)
How insecurity helps success (6:26)
The relationship between an audience and content (8:39)
How to learn about new media and YouTube (10:05)
The key to creating successful content on YouTube (12:22)
The problems our world faces right now and how to fix them (15:11)
How to be creative with an impossible schedule (16:24)
The ways mother nature will heal your mind (18:24)
Jackhammers and hummingbirds (21:28)
Why you need to follow your curiosity (25:46)
Plus much, much more

LOOK FOR SOMETHING TO BE GRATEFUL FOR EVERY DAY.
Finding what makes you passionate is something a lot of people struggle with.
We all want to find that thing in life that we are excited to do -- the drive that makes us want to wake up early because we can’t wait to get started.
When you find the energy that your passion creates, it’s your duty to share it with everyone around you.
That’s when you’ll make a real impact and people will remember you. Take care of them, and they’ll end up taking care of you one day.
To go more in depth about the importance of living your passion, I wanted to bring back an episode with Steve Cook for this week’s 5 Minute Friday.
Steve is one of the most recognizable faces in fitness today. He’s an IFBB Pro Men’s Physique Competitor, and spokesmodel for Optimum Nutrition and Bodybuilding.
Learn how you can make an impact and inspire the world (and yourself) on Episode 627.

“SUCCESS OR FAILURE, THERE'S A LESSON - AND IT'S ALL HUMBLING.”
I get a lot of people asking how I stay motivated and passionate about all my projects.
It’s honestly one of the simplest secrets I have.
If you want to stay passionate, get things done, and keep on top here’s what you need to do:
Stay curious.
When you are curious about things, you pursue that knowledge to the point of mastery. The more curious you become, the more excited you will be.
That excitement is the key to success. All that energy you build up will charge the people around you.
Energy feeds energy, and when you don’t have energy it’ll lower everyone else’s energy around you.
To help you understand more on the topic I wanted to bring you this clip from a previous episode with Rob Dyrdek.
If you don’t know Rob, he’s another Ohio boy and sensational icon.
He was a pro athlete, former stuntman, and current host of the hit show Ridiculousness.
On this episode of 5 Minute Friday, Rob breaks down his success and how he keeps the passion flowing in everything he pursues.
Learn how you too can keep your energy up and inspire the world around you, on Episode 621.
In This Episode You Will Learn:
Rob’s work ethics (00:55)
What drives Rob to achieve his goals (1:20)
Where your beliefs come from (1:42)
How you impact the people around you (3:00)

Rob gives you the 7 steps on how to be a successful young entrepreneur, or raise your children so as they can be successful in their lives as entrepreneurs. Why young people have advantages such as their energy, passion and low overheads. How they can take advantage of new technologies and trends, build their network and solve problems. The importance of reinvesting their time and money, and keep on learning and improving themselves.

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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”

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