Hustle, Relationships, and Legacy: A Blueprint for Long-Term Success | Rich Paul EP 541

The Daily Motivation

Lewis Howes

Education, Self-improvement

4.8 • 893 Ratings

🗓️ 1 March 2024

⏱️ 9 minutes

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Summary

Rich Paul, a prominent sports agent, reflects on his journey from playing multiple roles, including stylist and jeweler, to becoming a powerful figure in the sports industry. He emphasizes the importance of relationships, hustle, and adaptability. Paul shares valuable lessons, highlighting the business aspect of sports and the need for a long-term mindset. He discusses the observer's paradox, the value of consistency, and the significance of evolving, managing transitions, and creating opportunities. The interview provides insights into Paul's multifaceted career and his commitment to impactful business development.

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0:00.0	Hi my name is Lewis Howes and welcome to the Daily Motivation Show.
0:07.0	You said earlier in this conversation that you didn't see yourself as this big agent that you are today at that time
0:17.0	What was the vision then in your early to mid-20s as LeBron is rising in his success in fame in Cleveland and you guys are there.
0:26.0	What was the vision if it wasn't to be you know one of the world's most powerful sports
0:29.9	agents? What was the vision? I was in the mix. I'm doing everything I need to do, right?
0:35.0	I played every row. I played every row.
0:38.0	I was the stylist. I was the jeweler.
0:40.0	Publicist. I acted in commercials.
0:43.0	I got paid really in a lot of commercials.
0:45.2	Let's go.
0:45.8	I was in this first ever commercial.
0:47.3	I was in the Sprite spot.
0:48.8	I was in several different.
0:50.0	I was in the State Farm spot.
0:51.8	And again, when you talk about that ability to hustle I had a
0:55.2	promotion's company where I was throwing parties. Yes right. I played that row. I was
1:00.0	the guy you had to go through to throw the party from the Bronx when he was able to throw parties.
1:04.4	So you're saying I'm going to do anything necessary?
1:06.9	Yeah, I did. I did. I did anything necessary. But throughout that, I always were able to make relationships with all the stars
1:15.3	Man Al-Nirison would land in Cleveland I'm the first person's calling.
1:19.0	Wow. If you talk to AI right now today when When he landed in Cleveland, Rich,
1:23.4	me at the rich.
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