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    • Embracing Who You Are and Letting Others See ItHard work and showing your skills are crucial to being the CEO of your own life, not just relying on natural talent.

      Being the CEO of your own life is about more than just natural talent; it's about hard work and letting others see your abilities. Vaughn shared how he's realized that his talent alone hasn't taken him far, but working hard and showing his skills has made a difference. Andy acknowledged Vaughn's hard work and appreciated his efforts to let people see his talent. This podcast is all about embracing who you are and letting others see it too. Vaughn's revelation is a reminder that it's essential to put in the effort and not hide your abilities. Additionally, Andy shared his excitement about waking up early and feeling good about himself, emphasizing the importance of self-confidence and personal growth.

    • Entrepreneurship as a tool for positive changeAndy, Vaughn, and Mike share a mission to inspire young men and make a positive impact on society through their entrepreneurial projects

      The hosts of this podcast, Andy and Vaughn, started their respective projects as passion projects aimed at providing mentorship and positive role models to young men in response to the degradation of values in society. Mike Dillard, their special guest, shares a similar mission and has been successful as an entrepreneur by making a positive impact on people's lives. Both podcasts offer rich content and inspire listeners to focus on the long-term goals and values that contribute to societal success. Mike's entrepreneurial journey began in high school when he worked at a restaurant and saw the potential for business ownership. Both Andy and Mike's experiences demonstrate that entrepreneurship is about more than just making money, but rather making a difference in people's lives.

    • Embracing your personality type for entrepreneurial successUnderstand and leverage your unique traits for entrepreneurship, rather than trying to conform to a stereotype. Master skills that align with your personality to overcome challenges and succeed.

      Identifying and accepting your personality type can significantly impact your entrepreneurial journey. The speaker shares how his introverted nature made selling a challenge, but he discovered the concept of attraction marketing and mastered the skill of writing persuasive copy. This shift allowed him to sell successfully without having to talk to people directly. He encourages aspiring entrepreneurs to embrace their unique personality traits and learn skills that align with them, rather than trying to force a square peg into a round hole. His experiences demonstrate that there's always a way for all personality types to succeed in entrepreneurship.

    • Embrace Your Unique Personality and StrengthsIdentifying and focusing on your personality traits, strengths, and areas for growth can lead to personal growth and business achievements, despite perceived limitations.

      Understanding and embracing your unique personality traits and strengths is crucial for entrepreneurial success. Many people believe they're missing out on opportunities because they don't fit a certain mold, but the speaker emphasizes that being true to yourself can lead to personal growth and business achievements. He shares his own experience of struggling with sales and public speaking but finding success by focusing on his strengths and acquiring necessary skills. The fear of failure or not fitting in should not hold you back; instead, facing your fears head-on can lead to significant progress. So, identify your personality type, strengths, and areas for growth, and don't let perceived limitations stop you from pursuing your entrepreneurial dreams.

    • Overcoming Fears through Mindset and AttitudeSetting goals, learning from experiences, and applying oneself to every opportunity can help individuals overcome their fears and limitations, even in areas they once considered terrifying.

      Having the right mindset and attitude towards learning and personal growth can help individuals overcome their fears and limitations, even in areas they once considered terrifying. The speaker shares his own experiences of pushing past his fears of public speaking and in-person sales by setting goals, learning from each experience, and building the necessary skills. He also emphasizes the importance of applying oneself to every job, no matter how menial, as an opportunity to learn and develop valuable habits. Ultimately, it's not about having all the natural talents or assets, but rather having the disposition to learn, adapt, and persevere towards one's goals.

    • Entrepreneurship: A gory, bloody, messy professionEntrepreneurship requires a strong mindset, problem-solving skills, and resilience to face and overcome challenges

      Entrepreneurship is a challenging and unpredictable journey filled with obstacles, requiring professional problem-solving skills and resilience. It's not a set path with a clear production team or predefined steps. Entrepreneurs take ideas and make them happen, constantly learning and adapting. They are professional problem solvers, always pushing forward and willing to get back up after being knocked down. Entrepreneurship is a gory, bloody, messy profession, not for everyone, and requires a strong mindset and willingness to face and overcome challenges.

    • Turn a personal challenge into a businessIdentify a personal challenge or passion, learn and share knowledge, and help others solve similar problems to start a successful business

      Identifying a personal challenge or passion is the first step in starting a business. You don't need to be an expert in the subject matter to get started. In fact, Mike, the speaker, became a successful business owner by admitting his ignorance and using his platform to learn and share knowledge with others. By turning a personal challenge into a business, you can become an expert and help others solve similar problems. Whether it's personal fitness, parenting, communication, or financial education, choose a topic that resonates with you and start learning. You don't have to be the host of a podcast or write a book to make a difference. Simply sharing your journey and experiences can be the catalyst for a successful business.

    • Overcoming adversity in businessProvide value, build trust, and persevere through challenges to achieve entrepreneurial success.

      Producing a quality product and prioritizing relationships with customers are key to entrepreneurial success. As shared in the discussion, the speaker's most successful business, the Elevation Group, faced significant challenges when a con man infiltrated the team, leading to financial loss. However, the speaker emphasized the importance of persevering and remaining true to the values of quality and customer trust. In the digital product space, where costs are low, reinvesting in the business and building a team can be crucial for long-term growth, but it's not a requirement. Ultimately, the success of an entrepreneur depends on their ability to provide value, build trust, and weather the challenges that come their way.

    • Personal sacrifices for business successBuilding a business brings personal fulfillment and long-term growth, despite personal sacrifices and the inability to sell for a profit.

      Building a successful business comes with personal sacrifices and the inability to sell it for a profit. However, the incentive to reinvest and build a sellable asset lies in the potential for long-term growth and the desire to provide opportunities for loyal employees. The decision to reinvest or not depends on individual goals and what brings personal fulfillment. The speaker emphasizes that he enjoys the camaraderie and sarcasm in his workplace and sees it as an essential part of his life. Ultimately, the speaker believes that the personal and professional growth that comes with building a business outweighs the financial gains that could be made by taking the money and stepping away.

    • Successful creators offer more than just informationAuthentic leaders empower audiences with valuable knowledge and real-life experience, setting them apart in a crowded market

      While information products may become a commodity, what sets successful creators apart is not just the information they provide, but their unique leadership, personality, and relationship with their audience. The value lies in empowering people to acquire new skill sets and execute results, making a significant impact on their lives. Authenticity and expertise are crucial in a market where the separation of the genuine from the superficial is becoming increasingly important. The most successful creators are those who have walked the talk and can offer both valuable knowledge and real-life experience.

    • Evaluate the value and credibility of business adviceAssess the authenticity and experience of experts before trusting their advice, separating theory from real-world application in business.

      As information becomes more accessible, people are starting to look beyond motivational speakers and info products to find out about the qualifications and real experiences of those providing the advice. Authentic entrepreneurs and experts with a proven track record will stand out and be more trusted in the long run. It's important for individuals to evaluate the value and credibility of the information they're consuming and consider the time and effort being put into creating it. The ease of creating and distributing content has never been greater, but it's essential to separate the theory from the real-world application when it comes to running a business. Ultimately, the most valuable information comes from those who have actually done it themselves.

    • Consistent effort and genuine engagement build a followingSuccess in social media or any following requires time investment, genuine engagement, and providing value to build relationships. Don't give up too soon, seek advice, and be open to guidance.

      Building a successful social media presence or any kind of following requires consistent effort and genuine engagement with people over time. It's not about manipulating or asking for immediate returns but rather about providing value and building relationships. The speaker emphasizes that people often underestimate the time investment required and may give up too soon. He shares his own experience of selling children's books without asking for sales and credits the success to the appreciation and reciprocation of his audience. The speaker also encourages seeking advice from successful people and being open to their guidance. Overall, the key takeaway is that success doesn't come overnight but through consistent effort, genuine engagement, and providing value to others.

    • Building success takes time and persistenceIt takes time and effort to build a successful project or business, but the journey is worth it for the enduring rewards.

      Building a successful project or business takes time and persistence. The speaker shares his experience of how it took two to three years for a friend's show to gain momentum, and similarly, it took a year and a half for their own project to start seeing growth. It's discouraging to put in all your heart and soul into something and only have a small audience, but everyone starts that way. Over time, the motivation for success shifts from money to something more enduring. The speaker also shares his personal experience of losing everything and having to start over, but having a foundation and an audience made the process easier. Ultimately, the challenges faced help shape one's values and priorities.

    • A major loss led the speaker to prioritize giving and personal growthAfter a major loss, focus on building something beneficial, giving to charity, taking care of self, and giving from a place of sacrifice. Believe in the universe's reciprocity.

      The speaker's perspective on life and priorities shifted significantly after experiencing a major loss. He no longer focuses on material possessions or financial milestones, but instead prioritizes building something that benefits others, giving to charity, and taking care of himself. This reset came with a renewed sense of responsibility and a desire to avoid repeating past mistakes. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of giving from a place of sacrifice and belief in the universe's reciprocity. Despite this focus on altruism and personal growth, the speaker still holds onto passions like racing cars and indulges in them as sources of daily pleasure.

    • Believing in abundance leads to success and charitable givingBelieve in yourself and the world, support charities like CharityWater.org, and strive for personal growth to make a positive impact.

      Having a strong belief in oneself and the world, also known as an abundance mentality, can lead to significant success. This belief allows individuals to take risks and support charitable causes, like CharityWater.org, which efficiently uses donations to make a tangible impact. The speaker emphasized the importance of this organization, which is backed by successful figures like Gary Vaynerchuk and Silicon Valley executives, and encouraged listeners to consider joining. While personal goals and financial success are important, the speaker also emphasized the importance of focusing on the positive impact one can have on others' lives. The podcast, which explores both business and self-development, encourages listeners to strive for personal growth and build a platform that allows them to make a difference in the world. Despite the challenges of maintaining daily habits and routines, the speaker encouraged listeners to stay committed to their goals and remember the importance of making a positive impact on others.

    • Identify unique abilities and dedicate time to mastering a skill setFind what resonates with you and commit to it wholeheartedly for entrepreneurial success through daily practice and real-world experience.

      Finding what works for you in terms of daily habits and skill development is crucial for entrepreneurial success. The speaker emphasized the importance of identifying your unique abilities and dedicating time to mastering a specific skill set. He suggested that this could lead to significant financial gains and a position of authority in an industry. The daily practice of creating a list of tasks to accomplish, as simple as it may seem, can also contribute to building long-term success. The speaker also mentioned the importance of persistence and real-world experience in mastering a skill. Overall, the message was to find what resonates with you and commit to it wholeheartedly to achieve your entrepreneurial goals.

    • Connect with guests on social media for additional contentListen to the podcast, engage with guests on social media, and share it with others to support its growth.

      The guests on this podcast, like Andy and Tyler, bring valuable insights and knowledge that can benefit the audience. It's important to not only listen to the podcast but also connect with the guests on social media platforms like Instagram and YouTube, where they share additional content. If you find value in the podcast, please share it with others to help it grow. The guests, including Andy, regularly post content that can be educational and inspiring. The MFCEO.com website also features a reading list compiled by Andy, which is a great resource for those interested in personal development and business growth. The podcast doesn't advertise or sell products, so the best way to support it is by sharing it with like-minded individuals.

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    Katie Piper survived an acid attack to become a bestselling author, international speaker and TV presenter. In this fascinating interview, Rob talks with Katie about her passion for passive income, how she spends her day and her story post her attack. This is an inspirational story of overcoming a tragic event in their twenties to creating a successful personal and business career. Katie talks through how to become more confident in your life, how she has created multiple streams of income and how to deal with rejection.

     

    Key Takeaways

    How has the attack defined you and your work now? There are so many things that have defined me. I am a different person now to the woman I was in my 20s. I always think that there is a good thing around the corner even when the shit really hits the fan. I’ve always been self-employed and know the stress and excitement of being self-employed. I trained as a beauty therapist, and worked harder and harder, longer hours to make a bit more money. The attack changed me in a second, but the stress I experienced before prepared me to become more resilient

     

    What does your week look like? No day is the same, which is why I want this path. I thought I was stupid at school, but I realised I just wasn’t academic. When I was childless and single I said yes to everything and that has led to burnout. But nowadays I say no to more things, and I do work for free doing things. I’m a massive believer in creating passive income, and I want to spend more time with my kids. My charitable things have helped my commercial ventures as well.

     

    What do you do for free? That would be on a case by case basis, and I get hundreds of enquiries every day. If I think I can help, I’ll say yes, but if it means I will miss my kid's bedtime for the third night in a row then I would say no. You can set up a business and not pay yourself but it’s an asset for the future like my podcast. I’m interested in investing in property, because in the media the income can be up and down month to month. Progressive gave me the confidence to invest in property. I try and not put all my eggs in one basket.

     

    Katie was a stage name. Before I got attacked I wanted to have a stage name. In the hospital, I saw a psychologist every day and they asked me to write things down. This helped me process those deep and dark thoughts. I decided to put these together in a manuscript and sent it off to publishers. I was rejected for one year. I would post it off every Friday and got rejected a lot. After my documentary, I gained a platform and was able to gain a publishing contract for my autobiography. I’ve been writing ever since.

     

    How do you become more confident? I don’t think it is a fixed thing. I’m confident in some areas of my life, and not so much in others. A lot of people want to have consistency in confidence. Confidence is often associated with appearance a lot of the time but this can sometimes be momentary and not sustained. Confidence is about acceptance about how the world is. You should always try and learn more things and gain confidence that way. In the modern world with social media, it can be easy to end up envying others, and believing in a facade.

     

    I want to show my kids what the world is really like. I’m really honest with my kids about stuff and treat her like an edited adult. I like people to treat me honestly in life, and it’s easier to deal with rejection that way. If we stop talking about these things then they become a negative bigger thing.

     

    Getting things done has real satisfaction. This changes when you have staff though. I went through a period with my business where we had people leaving all the time. Not everyone works in that way, and it can be difficult. It’s hard to understand when everyone doesn’t want to get stuff done in your way. You have to realise that you need different skills in a team, and you need people different from you.

     

    I get nervous, and a little bit of self-doubt before I go on TV. That responsibility is good. That nervousness is something that you can embrace. When that stops you have gone flat. It’s like reviews however where they are really individual opinions. You can be the best version of you and do the best speech you’ve ever done but some people will always hate what you’ve done.

     

    If you do care about people you can’t empty your cup because then you can’t help anyone. In Britain, we don’t always tell the truth. When we ask each other, ‘how we are?’ we don’t always tell the truth. You have to take this on a case by case basis however, you don’t have to tell the truth all the time. You can have a facade sometimes to protect yourself but other times it’s good, to tell the truth.

     

    Money does rule me because I associate money with security. Money gives me opportunity and choice. I accumulate money but I don’t really spend it. I don’t really spend money on designer labels, I wear Topshop, and rent a designer dress for the day to go on TV. If I did a job different to mine then I might have spent my money differently. I send my most money on food, I always cook from scratch. It’s in the £100’s of pounds for seven days. I want to live long and I don’t want my injuries to shorten my life.

     

    What does disruptive mean to you? It’s about being unapologetically you. When I was younger people put limits on what I can do. I would put a picture of myself without make-up one but a lot of people will not like that. That might not always turn out well, but that doesn’t matter what people think. It’s about being accepting of who you are.

     

    Best Moments

    • ‘What happened to me was a very small snapshot.’
    • ‘If you’re a victim you didn’t survive.’
    • ‘I’ve always known that struggle and have to have a work ethic’
    • ‘When I was in my twenties my job was connected to my aesthetic.’
    • ‘I always think that I experienced something that people experience in their 70’s.’
    • ‘I was like a toddler in my twenties.’
    • ‘I learn in a different way.’
    • ‘I’m a big believer in charities, as they helped me so much.’
    • ‘I don’t carry guilt if I’m working hard.’
    • ‘Private healthcare can’t stop you from dying.’
    • ‘I’ve become less interested in money, and have a less traditional relationship with money.’
    • ‘It never really is working for free.’
    • ‘I want to put good stuff out there.’
    • ‘I am a controlled risk-taker.’
    • ‘Life is unpredictable.’
    • ‘My book was in the number 1 bestseller Times list.’
    • ‘With self-help, a lot of it is recycled.’
    • ‘I don’t always believe in no, just no right now.’
    • ‘Confidence is about acceptance.’
    • ‘Online you can start envying a facade.’
    • ‘Sales don’t define books.’
    • ‘Nothing is as catastrophic as you think it is.’
    • ‘It’s hard to understand when everyone doesn’t want to get stuff done in your way.’
    • ‘Don’t judge people on your own standards.’
    • ‘Ego is also not asking for help.’
    • ‘Depression isn’t a choice.’
    • ‘To be vulnerable is scary but you can develop your resilience.’
    • ‘The purpose of a critic is to keep us in balance.’
    • ‘Sometimes people put you on a pedestal and it isn’t always helpful.’
    • ‘I invest in my health more than my clothes.’
    • ‘I got criminal money and then didn’t do anything with it for two years.’
    • ‘Some of our judicial systems is not fit for purpose.’
    • ‘Don’t oversell a product, be real.’
    • ‘I was forced to be me, after being disfigured.’

    About the Guest

    Katie Piper is a best-selling international author, inspirational speaker, TV presenter and charity campaigner. Katie made the decision to share her story in a remarkable film for the Cutting Edge strand on Channel 4 called ‘Katie: My Beautiful Face’ which was watched by over 3.5million viewers and nominated for Best Single Documentary at the BAFTA Television Awards in 2010.

    In 2009 she set up a charity The Katie Piper Foundation to help people with burns and scars to reconnect with their lives and their communities. Simon Cowell supported Katie by becoming the patron and remains actively involved to date. The charity’s vision is a world where scars do not limit a person’s function, social inclusion or sense of well-being. In addition to her charity and writing commitments, Katie is also a TV presenter.

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    Website: https://www.katiepiperandyou.co.uk

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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”

    “If you don't risk anything, you risk everything”

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    What is the downward spiral? Often in the military, you take for granted the things that you get behind the wire, in that institution. That you have comradery, you have a massive sense of purpose, and that support network. That isn’t a given on the outside. I would drink more when I left the military and began on a downward slope. Layers and layers were peeled away. I was on a destructive path. I think looking back I was chasing death. 

     

    Are you able to use that challenge of authority in a positive way? Everything I try and do now is unconventional, I make my own path in everything I do. I think you should always try to look at different ways to do things.  

     

    How did you reinvent yourself from the military to the TV and writing books? It’s been a long process. I’ve done it the hardest way round. I left the military in 2000, and I left because it wasn’t defining my purpose anymore. A lot of people are willing to stay in that perceived comfort zone but there is no growth there. Sometimes you have to make a decision to have short term pain for long term gain. You have to go through the obstacles but when it's consistent you have to think about what change you can make. 

     

    Why did you join the military? The whole thing excited me. It gave me an extreme purpose. However, my perception was not reality. That’s why I kept stepping up. There was never a satisfaction there in the army which meant I needed a change. After the Army initially I worked in Iraq looking after journalists, and we did a large scale infrastructure like mobile phone network.  

     

    I used to get home and I couldn’t wait to get back to Baghdad. But then when you get to civilian life you can’t handle the small stuff. The more people that are in sheltered society you become micromanagers the small things in life. I hated it.   

     

    How did you land your TV story? I’d moved over to Australia, and I was commuting from there to Bagdad every six weeks. I always wanted to get into a real job, I tried to get into real estate. I went to South East Asia where we were helping children out of slavery. Everything was telling me that I needed to change. I said that I’d never go back to the UK but then I started to open the gates to that opportunity it all started making sense again. I came back to start my company BreakPoint.  

     

    I had the vision to incorporate some of the things I learned in the military into the corporate sector. BreakPoint works to change the way we think. You think about changing, a lot of people believe that it’s all about mindset. We do workshops on theory, and then a lot of practical work where we apply pressure to scenarios. We teach processes so our participants learn how to understand the pressure. 

     

    How do you go from a negative to a positive mindset? After school, you’re left with this programming from school. I think you have to change the blueprint in your mind. I wrote a contract to myself with a date for when I was going to change. I read it out in the mirror to myself.  

     

    How do you try and manage your own ego? The selection process for Special Forces finds people who are emotional chameleons. I know how to cut it off when I observe the ego taking over in myself. Unless you know that process it becomes a problem. Special Forces soldiers have that ability to control their emotions, and especially when it comes to my ego and cut that off.  

     

    There were a lot more suitable candidates for the TV show. We were the first guys who were to be not pixelated and our faces were on TV. There weren’t other people who wanted to be shown on TV. I needed exposure for my company. It was a dream.  

     

    What does the word disruptive mean to you? A pioneer, not following the traditions and the norms in everything that you do. Growth is not a linear path.  

     

    BEST MOMENTS

    ‘Good health is important for your mind.’ 

    ‘I lacked the purpose of leaving the military.’ 

    ‘A lot can happen to a veteran in a few months.’ 

    ‘I had a lot of negative thoughts.’ 

    ‘I was chasing death.’ 

    ‘I question the status quo in everything.’ 

    ‘Short term pain for long term pain.’ 

    ‘In the army, you think you're invincible.’ 

    ‘There wasn’t any insurance.’ 

    ‘You’re drawn in by the cash.’ 

    ‘Money should always be the byproduct of your passion.’ 

    ‘I’ve always tried to redefine myself.’ 

    ‘I always want to do a ‘real’ job.’ 

    ‘We take people out of their comfort zones.’ 

    ‘You don’t get the opportunity to preplan so they base on raw emotion.’ 

    ‘You can never build comradery with ego.’ 

    ‘You can’t change a mindset without changing the blueprint.’ 

    ‘Process is so important.’ 

    ‘I’m an observer of my emotions not a victim.’ 

    ‘Those closest to us we listen to the most.’ 

    ‘I become a vegan for 12 months just to see what it was like.’ 

    ‘You need a purpose for everything.’ 

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    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”

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    Rob’s official website: https://robmoore.com/

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

    About The Guest 

    Founder of Break-Point, ex-Special Forces soldier and star of TV’s SAS: Who Dares Wins, Ollie Ollerton has faced many breakpoints in his life and now he tells us the vital lessons he has learnt. His incredible story features hardened criminals, high-speed car chases, counter-terrorism and humanitarian heroics – freeing children from a trafficking ring in Thailand. 

    Ollie has faced break points in his personal life too, surviving a freak childhood attack, run-ins with the law as a teenager rebelling against a broken home, his self-destructive battles with alcohol and drug addiction, and his struggles with anxiety and depression. His final redemption as an entrepreneur and mental health charity ambassador has seen him overcome adversity to build a new and better life. 

    ‘Everyone has the capacity for incredible achievement because it’s only when it’s crunch time, when you’re down to your last bullet – when you’re at   – that you find out who you really are.’ 

    Contact method 

    Website: https://break-point.co.uk/contact-us/  

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BREAK-POINT-UK-1661630960780132/  

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/break_point_uk/?hl=en 

    Twitter: https://twitter.com/break_pointuk?lang=en  

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    AMRAP MENTALITY: How to Get Optimal Results In Everything You Do ft. Jason Khalipa, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO298

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