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Luck plays such a big role in the world. But few people want to talk about it. If I say you got lucky, I look jealous. If I tell myself that I got lucky, I feel diminished.

Maybe a better way to frame luck is by asking: what isn’t repeatable?

And maybe better yet: The way to get luckier is to find what’s repeatable.

Part 2/3 | This is an Entrepreneurship Masterclass, I sat down with an incredible entrepreneur, author and friend, Daniel Priestley for almost a 3 hour conversation diving into how AI will impact businesses, the business models and trends that we need to know about and our philosophies for life and success.

Daniel explains how we stand on the cusp of a new era where AI is a multi purpose invention that will affect every single aspect of our lives. With a keen eye on future trends, he discusses how businesses can adapt to remain competitive and relevant in an increasingly automated world.

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Rob is grilled by self-made millionaire James Sinclair on his wealth and success in this episode! They go on to have a candid discussion about entrepreneurship, wealth building, and the realities of running successful businesses. Both Rob and James share their unfiltered and unapologetic takes on everything from mindset and entrepreneurship to tax and ADHD.

James & Rob Reveal

• Not all debt is bad
• The risks of entrepreneurship
• The best types of businesses to create and invest in
• How to cultivate multiple streams of income
• How entrepreneurs can leverage ADHD and similar differences to become strengths
• Cash is not always trash
• The secret to recruiting excellent staff
• Why he values working alone
• Why entrepreneurs have to embrace all types of change

BEST MOMENTS

"Never tell someone how much you're worth"

"The reason our partnership has been good, and I'll give you a few tips now. Number one is, Yeah, you have to be in partnership, I believe, with someone with a different set of skills, but a similar vision."

"Unless you're an entrepreneur and you hire a lot of staff, you don't get what good you're doing in the world and, you know, how much money you're generating an economy."

"So if you've got all these labels, and this is really fucking important for me to say this, don't own that fucking label that someone else put on you. Own who you are."

"Dave Ramsey says all debt is bad and he's wrong. I'm just going to say it. He is wrong. Not all debt is bad."

"35 per cent of self-made millionaires in the UK are dyslexic. There's loads of super successful people that have elements of autism, ADHD, dyslexia, all of these things. They're just labels, by the way."

"I actually think the limited company, the LLP, the LLC, it's a really smart wrapper. It's a really... There's a lot of things that have been invented by humanity and people don't understand how genius it is."

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My guest today is Reece Wabara, CEO of Manière De Voir - former professional footballer turned e-commerce powerhouse. West Midlands born Reece began his career playing for Manchester City in the Under 16s team and went on to play for the England U21 squad before a strategic pivot into the fashion industry. 

MDV, the design-driven brand founded by Reece in 2013 has gone on to see incredible growth, listed in the most recent Sunday Times Virgin Atlantic Fast Track 100, and with 187% year on year increase in net revenue, worn by stars from Raheem Sterling to Anthony Joshua. Reece is vocal online about his views on strategy and leadership, and I’m very excited to have him here today to delve deeper into what got him here.

Topics

Importance of brand identity

Creating affordable luxury

Reinvention

The definition of success

Reece's journey to starting MDV

Instagram vs reality

Reading to further yourself

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Why do some NFL teams dominate year after year? Some would chalk it up to talent, but my guest today says it all comes down to the culture the head coach intentionally develops for the entire organization.

His name is Michael Lombardi and he's the author of Gridiron Genius: A Master Class in Building Teams and Winning at the Highest Level. For over three decades, Lombardi has worked as a general manager or coach for various NFL teams and alongside some of the greatest coaches of the game, including Bill Walsh, Al Davis, and Bill Belichick. Today on the show, Michael walks us through what these coaches did to develop high performing teams and how those lessons can apply to leaders in other kinds of organizations as well. We begin our conversation discussing how legendary 49ers coach Bill Walsh created standards of performance and a culture of excellence that turned the worst team in the league into Super Bowl champions within two years.

Michael then shares the qualities top coaches and players possess, and how recruiters of every kind can really figure out whether or not someone will be successful at the next level. Michael then shares what leaders can learn from Walsh's innovating West Coast offense, why Belichick obsesses about special teams, how he and Nick Saban came up with a new approach to defense, and how Belichick prepares for games and fights complacency. We also get into the importance of how a QB carries himself, and why it's important to begin a drive down the field with an energizing play. We end our conversation with Michael's predictions for the future of football, including how we're starting to see a return to the game's rugby roots.

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When you’re looking for a business partner, you’re essentially looking for a marriage. And you wouldn’t invest your life in some total stranger, would you? Many people make the mistake of rushing into a partnership with someone who ends up bringing the business down. Listen to Bedros Keuilian and Craig Ballantyne talk about the importance of choosing a business partner who you’ve built a strong foundation of trust with, and shares your vision for your company’s future.

Here’s what you’ll discover:

1:09 - Why it’s important to really know a person before you start a business partnership to avoid potential turmoil

4:30 - How choosing a partner with different strengths and weaknesses from your own will strengthen your business

7:18 - How Bedros and Craig’s past failed business partnerships taught them how to improve their future, successful partnerships

10:20 - How creating a 50/50 partnership can save you from disaster and resentment

13:17 - How to dissolve a partnership without losing friendships or destroying the business