On today's show we interview Robert Angel, who's the creator of the Pictionary game, the game that so many of you have played with your family and friends, the game Pictionary.

He's the founder of the Pictionary Company in the game and he joins us to drop an endless

buffet of knowledge bombs. Now he's got knowledge bombs about why ideas are easy and

why execution is everything. Having an idea is one thing.

So when we started sketching the words, we're having a wall,

and I thought, okay, it would make a good work in.

I'm a-ha moment, it's my 50s.

And until I started working on it it didn't you know it was just an idea and so and so I decided I started over thinking so instead of getting started I started telling myself you know

negative self-man just a waiter I don't have a plan I don't have the skills

necessary to do this right and so yeah so it was like I put it away I started

buying into my own my own negative he talks about how to go from having an idea and actually turning that idea into reality.

He talks about the importance of being resourceful as opposed to just looking for the most

resources.

When you do a thousand games, there's 500 cards per game, so that's half a million game

cards.

So they were supposed to come from the printer sorted in groups of 500 to the thousand games. When they came from the printer,

they came a thousand of card one, a thousand of card two.

It's like, they're not collated, they're not sorting.

I freaked out, I did not handle it well. not done. He talks about how to deal with rejection and how he was able to go out there and sell the

Pictionary game to people all over this great country, one rejection at a time.

And then he shares why he decided it was ultimately time to sell the company

and to move on to the next phase of his career. Ladies and gentlemen grab a pen and a

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