The Rob Murgatroyd Show Rob Murgatroyd

Someone recently asked us: “How do you maintain partner accountability without placing expectations?” We’re going to take some time exploring that, from what we’ve done wrong in the past to how we manage to delegate tasks and responsibilities today with little to no drama.

We just got out of our most recent Work Hard Play Hard Experience—our first ever Platinum Event—where we force high-level entrepreneurs out of the daily grind and into a place that forces them to be present and inspired. We’re going to talk about the takeaways we had as a group and give you a slice of that experience yourself.

Los Silva is a brand-building expert, having founded and invested in 11 companies and consulting for over 150 more. He’s been in this game for over 20 years, and he’s seen it evolve over time. Today, the key is to play the long game and the short game on social media and to know how they work together. We talk about the four pillars of every great brand, how to niche down (and when it’s okay not to), where you can start creating a community, and how to turn all those views into actual paying customers.

Julia Haart is unorthodox. Coming from life under an extremist, fundamentalist sect of Judaism, Julia broke free and set out to create the life of her dreams in New York City. She built and sold a successful women’s shoe company, and she now runs the Elite World Group talent media company. We talk about her memoir, Brazen, her Netflix reality TV series that is making waves around the world, and everything she’s discovered along the way.

Codie Sanchez is a successful investor and online influencer who espouses the benefit of buying boring businesses. We talk about why boring businesses make more money than sexy ones, leveraging your business portfolio to support your lifestyle, and the importance of building an audience.

Jay Papasan is the author of The ONE Thing, a book that is taking the world by storm. We go deep into how he became a writer, narrowing in on your priority (and why it doesn’t make sense to pluralize the word), and how he approaches the never-ending quest to balance achievement and fulfillment.