Hey everyone, welcome back to my channel. I have a very, very, very special guest, Mr.

Rob Moore. Now, dude, thanks so much for joining me on the podcast.

Always a pleasure and ever at your. There we go. I love it. Now, I just want to introduce

you as almost like the ultimate entrepreneur. There's not a lot that you're not doing

right now, which we're going to get into in the podcast anyway. But look, it's very unlikely,

but let's just have that nice wide angle of what you're up to right now and a little bit

about your journey. Okay, so I think I've written 18 books and most of those are on property

and business and entrepreneurship. Have the disruptors podcast, which is in its eighth

year. I have the UK's largest property training company called Progressive Property. We did

18 million in sales last year, which we're really happy with because lockdown really hit

that business hard because it's an events business. Property investors, so my business

partner and I have, he just told me yesterday, we went through some of the numbers yesterday.

We just got one of our buildings, revalued just over 19 million. We get 3.4 million

in rent. We have 360 units that we own and 1350 tenants in our management company. I don't

know. That's 100% accurate because we had to make about this yesterday. And what else do

I do? Well, 17 years ago, I was nearly 26 and lost, really lost. I was about 50 grand

in debt. And I'd wanted to be an entrepreneur, probably from the age of six. It sounds weird,

but my dad always had pubs and bars and clubs and restaurants and he was really a hustler.

And he always had big wedges of cash in his hand and he was always traded in cash and

he was buying and selling pubs and I'm always moving around. And I just wanted to be like

my dad. And it was weird because I was more entrepreneurial before the age of 10, as I

was when I was 25 and a half working in my dad's pub. And the school system didn't work for me

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