Go All In: How an Australian Military Veteran Is Making Every Moment Count, With Robert Brus.

The Picture of Wealth

In this episode, Dustin sits down with Robert Brus—founder of Go All In, a consulting business teaching entrepreneurs how to level up their strategies and experience out-of-this-world growth. Robert’s also an avid podcaster of his own, his podcast Go All In: Do Whatever It Takes will give you the tools you need to accelerate your results and win at whatever you’re working towards. Dustin and Rob talk about how Rob’s 10 year military background has impacted the way he approaches business, and Rob shares how you can apply these same lessons to your own goals. 3 POWs of this episode: Lessons learned in the military can make you a better leader. Bring your A-Game, every single time. Time blocking could save your business. Time Stamps 1:50 - How Rob decided on the topic of his podcast: Go All In. 4:45 - Rob opens up about the rebirth he experienced at age 40 when he first discovered podcasting. 6:30 - It’s okay to change directions in life, no matter your age. 12:00 - Rob shares an old military habit he still uses today. 13:00 - Dustin and Rob chat about managing risk. 15:40 - The importance of crafting a strong mindset. 18:00 - Why people appear to be more lonely now than ever before. 19:15 - Rob recounts some of the most memorable and hilarious moments he experienced in the military. 26:00 - Rob describes a lesson that stuck with him from the military that he now applies to business today. 29:00 - An overview of the work ethic Rob learned from the military. 32:45 - Rob explains how he taught his daughter to bring her A-Game, no matter what job she’s doing. 35:10 - Why it’s vital to maximize concentration. 37:45 - How Rob time blocks to ensure he stays on track to meet his goals. 48:20 - Rob describes his ultimate 'Picture Of Wealth'. Want to connect with Rob? Check out his YouTube Channel. Follow him on Instagram. If you found this episode helpful share it with a friend and leave a review. For more information visit servissweath.com