Hi, it's Robin Sharma, author of the leader who had no title, founder of the Titan Academy.

And I'm really excited to share this mastery session with you because it's all about the

four signs of a genius entrepreneur and perhaps like you but I'm fascinated by

Steve Jobs I mean Isaacson's biography on Steve Jobs is still one of my favorite

books I'm fascinated by Elon Musk. I'm fascinated by a

Richard Branson. I'm fascinated by a Rockefeller. I'm fascinated by Henry Ford. I'm fascinated by the

Tadas. I'm fascinated by the

great entrepreneurs of this world who took a small or large idea

and nurtured it and fueled it into something that completely allowed them to own the game and disrupt

often entire industries. And so entrepreneurs themselves, I'm an entrepreneur and perhaps you are but I believe entrepreneurs are very

fascinating people and I think also were very eclectic and I wanted to walk you through

four signs of a genius entrepreneur because when you spot them then

you can model them and maybe even you're one of them and I'm going to get into the

first one. Every genius entrepreneur has an eccentric vision. So they're possibilities. They are the people who

said you know well here's the way the industry has always been and here's the

way the status quo is but here's what we're going to do.

What's coming to the top of my mind right now, as I record this, is Uber.

So you've got Travis Calneac, and literally through that single app, I mean, they don't own any taxis, they don't own

any cars, they don't really have any inventory, but through that single app, Uber

disrupted the entire industry of that level of transportation.

And so these people, these genius entrepreneurs come up with a ridiculously disruptive idea that is absolutely eccentric in its vision.

And that's why people call them crazy.

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