663: Richie Norton | Your stupid idea is way smart

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🗓️ 18 March 2019

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Not just a catchy title folks. In this show we are going to equip you to do something stupid, maybe something you’ve had in mind for a while. Stupid by the world’s standards, that is. Stupid compared to the norm, the conventional and the mediocre. It’s amazing to consider so many of the products, services and empires we all use and believe in, were initially called stupid. Literally. But how do we deal with the critics and doubts and vet the idea to make sure it isn’t truthfully...no good? My guest today is Richie Norton. Richie is a guy who it seems everyone I respect...knows and reveres. At face value he’s a guy that can help you with your business. But that’s like saying like saying a Ferrari can help you get to the store across town. Well, sure. But that’s not even the tip of the iceberg. Richie has a dramatic story that entails the roots of why he wants to help people live the life they believe in, now. Not later. It’s not just motivation folks, it’s from the trenches of hardship and reality to come to terms with the fragility of our lives. Richie’s book is “The Power Of Starting Something Stupid.” You can find it and more at his website, but I encourage you to get a free guide he has called the 76 Day challenge. Richie has three sons today. But a fourth son lived...76 days. That gives you insight into Richie’s muse and heart. Get it at www.richienorton.com/76daychallenge Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	This is a Glass Box Media Podcast.
0:05.0	Welcome to the Ziegler Show.
0:07.0	I'm your host Kevin Miller and in this show we want to empower you to do something stupid.
0:14.0	Maybe something you've had in mind for a while that you or others thought might just be a stupid
0:18.9	idea, but let's filter that somewhat.
0:21.2	If it's stupid by the world's standards,
0:24.2	chances are it might be really smart.
0:26.8	Stupid compared to the norm, the conventional,
0:30.5	the mediocre, that's what we're talking about.
0:32.0	It's amazing to consider so many
0:33.7	the products and services and empires we all use and believe in were initially
0:38.1	called stupid like Twitter eBay even the Beatles, literally.
0:43.4	But how do we deal with the critics and the doubts
0:46.4	and vet those ideas to make sure that they aren't really, you know, trash?
0:51.3	So my guest today is Richie Norton. He is a guy who seems like everybody that I know and respect
0:57.6	influencers and leaders they know and revere Richie and now I understand why at face value he's a guy that can help you with your business.
1:06.8	He has a huge pedigree of successful businesses that he has helped start that he runs now but to just you know cash him there in
1:15.7	business is kind of like saying that a Ferrari can help get you across town to a
1:20.0	store well sure but that's not even the tip of the iceberg of what it's capable of.
1:24.0	Ritchie has a dramatic story that entails the roots of why he wants to help people live the life they believe in now, not later.
1:31.0	And it's not just motivation, folks, it's from the trenches of
1:34.8	hardship and his reality that he had to come terms with in regards to the fragility of life.
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