Welcome, I'm your host Greg McEwen, and I am the author of two New York Times bestsellers,

Effortless and Essentialism, and I'm here with you on this journey to learn how to live at our highest point of contribution.

Is it possible to be a highly successful entrepreneur and to live a rewarding personal life.

Could you achieve at a far higher level, even at 10X level in terms of quality and quantity of results, but without burning out.

For context I was just talking about this with Dr Benjamin Hardy about the idea of people who make these

kinds of 10X transitions, the idea that 10X is in fact easier than 2X thinking because we have to actually change the way we work,

the way we think rather than just to try to do more of what we're already doing.

As we were talking about that, I mentioned to him Rob Deeredeck.

And as soon as I did, he said, yes, this sounds like a 10X person.

This is the kind of person I'd like to interview.

And that put in my mind that I ought to reach out to

Rob Deardeck and have him back on this podcast which I did and that's who we're

going to be talking with today. Robert Stanleyeredeck is many things.

He's an entrepreneur, an actor, a producer, a reality TV personality, a former professional skateboarder.

He's possibly best known for his reality shows, Robin Big, Rob Deeredex Fantasy Factory and Ridiculousness. But none of that does it justice.

Every time I talk to Rob Deeredeck, I feel like I'm seeing a powerful version of what

essentialism plus effortless can do for a person.

And that's not to say that you or I need to be like Rob Deeredeck

in the particular ways he's applied it,

but it helps me to have a sense of what is possible.

In this part one conversation, I ask Rob specifically about the 10X business transitions that he's gone through and

what he's learned through the process and how he's been able to do that not just once as it

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