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Sir Marco Robinson; Bestselling Author, Award-Winning Entrepreneur, Philanthropist, Prime Time TV Star, Business Tycoon, and Speaker. Today’s Episode Summary: After achieving success in anything, have you ever asked yourself "what would be my next achievement"? If you haven't then you should better ask yourself this question because success is not a "once in a lifetime" kind of thing, it is a process that should continue with your life. My today's guest, Marco Robinson, is someone who kept achieving success again and again and did not stop himself on his very first success considering it “once and for all”. Marco Robinson has a very impressive and long list of achievements but behind his successful life, there is a very difficult and challenging childhood. When he was 2 years old, Marco’s mother left Marco’s father and decided to go back to her family because Marco’s father was involved in gambling and had blown away her entire money. When Marco’s mother went back to her family, along with little Marco, her step-father thrown her out of the house and refused to shelter them. Afterward, the homeless mother and son started struggling for their survival, and meanwhile, his mother got married to a person who later on turned into a violent person. In this abusive environment Marco grew up as a traumatized and shy person, and then at the age of 15 an incident happened in Marco’s life that gave him courage to stand up against all odds of his life. Marco wanted to change his life and wanted to achieve success so badly that he worked tirelessly to build himself and his business. Determined Marco started the journey from being a salesperson and with few years, with the help of a mentor, he changed his density forever and set himself on the path of achievements one after another.  Marco says that his mentor gave him a book on sales called “bring out the magic in your mind” by Al Koran which proved as a real game-changer in his sales career.  Afterward, he built a strong reputation and received countless job opportunities from everywhere in the world. He was offered to run a public company in Malaysia which he accepted and started working in Malaysia. A few months later economy of Malaysia collapsed but regardless of that he turned this ordinary Malaysian company into a billion-dollar company. Then another sequence of achievements began in his life; he started his own company that went successful, he wrote a book that became the best selling, he started his TV show "Get a House for Free” on Channel 4 TV Station in the UK (where he gives houses away to the homeless and underprivileged people). He also made a movie "Legacy of Lies” that stood 4th on NETFLIX and also won 19 awards and TEN for the best feature film of 2020. He was also given the honorary title “knighthood” for helping the blinds in Malaysia to be allowed to keep guide-dogs in public places (that was not allowed in Malaysia before). This initiative started with a successful short documentary "Are You Blind" that attracted over 15 million viewers on Youtube and facebook. This documentary opened many new doors of opportunities for him and he also attracted a lot of fame and attention from the world. Now, keeping pandemic in perspective, Marco has started mentoring people to start their online business; whether it is an eCommerce store, social media agency, or their own course. He has also created a course for actors and filmmakers who are struggling to get to the NETFLIX and a bigger screen. Marco is renewing his success again and again with every new era and setting an amazing example for the world. To know how he achieved so many things in life, tune in and listen to this successful life podcast. What You Will Learn from this Episode: In today’s episode, you will know Marco Robinson’s entrepreneurial journey; his childhood struggles, how his career in sales started, how he made himself successful in everything that he did and achieved so many honors and awards. You will learn from this episode the art of converting your one success into another.  The Episode Timeline: [00:00]– Introduction. [01:16]-  Marco Robinson’s childhood story full of tragedies and struggles. [03:57]- An incident, at the age of 15, which turned Marco into a courageous person. [04:39]- How 21 years old Marco succeeded in sales? [07:47]- How Marco succeeded in making his first sale? The secret of his success in sales. [10:36]- Book on sales that made Marco a successful salesperson. [11:16]- Marco received a prestigious opportunity to run a public company in Malaysia. [11:53]- How Marco tuned the Malaysian company into a 2 billion dollar company?  [13:34]- Marco collapsed with a heart attack and then faced betrayal from her wife. [15:27]- Why Marco chose to be an entrepreneur? [16:44]-  Marco’s divorce. [17:17]- List of Marco’s achievements. [19:43]- Marco’s film that legalized bringing guide-dogs (for blinds of Malaysia) in public places for the first time. [24:00]- Marco talking about trolls on Clubhouse. [26:04]- An interesting story behind making his award-winning film "Legacy of Lies". [35:57]- Marco’s brand new businesses keeping pandemic in perspective. [38:49]- Advice for filmmakers who want to get to the NETFLIX. [39:54]- List of Marco’s films and contact details to reach out to him. Golden Nuggets from Episode: “You can do, what want you want to do; no matter what color you are, what language you speak, who you are in relationship with. The only thing that matters is “how badly you want to succeed.” - Marco Robinson “If you change the way you see the world, the world change.” - Marco Robinson “You gotta stand out amongst the crowd. If you don’t then you’re just one of the crowds! If you want to be disruptive, if you want to be different, if you want to be more successful than everybody else in your field then you have to stand out in some shape form or fashion.” –Corey Berrier   Marco Robinson’s Book & Social Media Handles: Book: Close the Deal and Suddenly Grow Rich! by Marco Robinson Instagram:  @marcorobinsonnow https://www.instagram.com/marcorobinsonnow/   Corey Berrier’s Website & Social Media Handles: Website: https://salesceo.co/ Facebook:  @Corey Berrier https://www.facebook.com/corey.berrier Instagram:  @coreyberrier https://www.instagram.com/coreyberrier/ @successfullifepodcast https://www.instagram.com/successfullifepodcast/ Twitter: @ successfullifepodcast https://twitter.com/success40324744 Linkedin:  Corey Berrier- Successful Life Podcast https://www.linkedin.com/in/coreysalescoach/ YouTube: Successful Life Podcast https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrPl4lUyKV7hZxoTksQDsyg/featured

My guest this week is Coach, Massage Therapist and Educator Marco Sanchez. Marco is the Fitness Manager for Equinox and is the Owner of Happy Hour.In this episode we discuss:- The biggest adjustments and challenges Marco has had to overcome since moving away from Mike Boyle Strength & Conditioning after a decade there.- Why Marco started Happy Hour. It's key areas of focus and what Marco's philosophy is for each element.- How athletes and coaches have to evolve when working together for a decade.- The biggest gaps Marco sees in new coach's skill sets and what he believes are key pillars for them to establish.- Marco's thoughts on a recent national article stating that "Social media influencers give bad diet and fitness advice 8 times out of 9".- The impact social media is having on coaches and people in general when it comes to communication and interpersonal skills.For more from Marco:I.G:https://www.instagram.com/notmarksanchez/https://www.instagram.com/happyhour/

Today’s guest, Marco Santarelli, has been named the 2017 Think Realty Master Investor of the Year. Marco is the host of the Passive Real Estate Investing Podcast and the founder of Norada Real Estate, a premier real estate investment firm. Marco began investing in real estate at the age of 18 with a single townhouse that he bought, renovated, leased, and managed himself. Marco is an expert in the ins and outs of real estate investing and has been helping investors create wealth and passive income for the past 15 years. In this episode, you will learn: - Why Marco says you should never sell your real estate - When you know you should become a full time real estate investor - How Marco came into his 84 units with very little money down - Why you should always be a student of financial education - Why investing, not saving, is the best strategy - How to find the best markets in the country to invest in Free Download: Marco’s 10 Rules of Successful Real Estate Investing. Discover Marco’s simple principles to success in real estate investing. Find it at hardhatholly.com/117. Contact Marco: His company, Norada Real Estate, helps investors find turnkey properties in great markets where the numbers make sense. Access his websites: noradarealestate.com and passiverealestateinvesting.com. TEXT “hardhat” to 38470 to receive this free download as well as past downloads and to get weekly notifications of upcoming podcasts.

Topics Discussed: *Why? WHYYYYY? *Is Marco as happy as he said he'd be? *Why Greg means so much to Rebecca *Butt dials are NOT that easy *Why Marco did it (I think) *No, Rebecca, NOT everyone is happy right now

Digital security is a problem globally, not just in the more highly developed countries of the world. My guest today is Marco de Mello, a startup founder from Brazil who has built one of the most successful mobile app security companies in the world. His story is incredible, from his experience at Microsoft to startup founder, and you can hear his entire Journey on this episode. Marco's company, Psafe has produced one of the top 5 apps in Brazil and continues to pave the way when it comes to digital security. In this conversation, the two of us chat about digital security in general, Marco gives his advice for Latin American founders launching in the U.S., tells why U.S. based VCs should take a closer look at Latin America, and shares what he learned reporting to Bill Gates during his time at Microsoft. The advantage of testing an app in Brazil VS the U.S. As Marco and his team were building their business in Brazil they discovered that the growth of technology and its availability in Brazil coincided to create a perfect opportunity for them. The enthusiasm about technology created a massive user base for them as they were developing their product. That enthusiasm carried over into a willingness to help the company develop its app even further by troubleshooting and providing user feedback. Marco says there is a huge advantage to testing an app in Brazil or Latin America because of that enthusiasm factor. You can hear more of Marco’s insights about Latin American Business and the tech ecosystem in that part of the world, on this episode of Crossing Borders The avid enthusiasm about technology in Latin America is surprising. It's surprising to see how widespread the use of technology is outside borders of the United States. Marco de Mello says that Latin America contains an avid enthusiasm about technology, which is part of what explains the success of his digital security company, Psafe. In this conversation, Marco shares why he left Microsoft to move back to Brazil and begin his own digital security company, as well as how he's gone about building a world-class team and a world-class app at the same time. Clear, easy transfer of information is essential for any startup or company. One of the lessons Marco learned working at Microsoft is that no company can survive, much less thrive, if there isn't clear easy transfer of information to those who need it. Every startup or established company has to be able to communicate with its team members in ways that move the work forward rather than hinder it. At Microsoft, that lesson was amplified for Marco in his role on teams containing thousands of members spread all across the globe. Marco's insight into business and what it takes to run a successful one are rare, so take the time to listen. You will enjoy hearing him share them on this episode. If it’s digital, it’s hackable. Accept it and apply this advice. During our conversation, I asked Marco if he could share some of the biggest misconceptions people have about digital security. The first thing he said is that most people feel that digital security is not that important. But he says that if you are concerned about your physical life, you should also be concerned about your digital life because the repercussions of its misuse or abuse can be almost as damaging to you practically as a threat to your physical well-being. In this conversation, he gives us some very clear steps that everyone should take in order to secure their digital identity as well as how you can secure the devices you use to interact online. You've probably heard some of these before, but have you taken action on them? Outline of This Episode [1:22] The new San Francisco headquarters for Psafe and how the company began and grew. [7:11] The flip from desktop emphasis to mobile device emphasis. [9:37] Marco’s experience in the military prior to getting into business and technology. [13:40] Being part of “building the internet” as part of the Microsoft team. [16:32] There are no stupid questions but there are stupid assumptions. [22:35] The top misconceptions and best advice for dealing with security on mobile. [29:06] Why Marco decided to leave Microsoft. [31:52] How to ensure ownership happens in your company. [38:17] The jump to starting Psafe and making the move back to Brazil. [43:34] Advice to Latin American founders who want to find funding in Silicon Valley. [47:12] The misconceptions about talent in Latin America and why they stay long term. [50:59] Marco’s advice to himself if he were starting over today. Resources & People Mentioned Psafe - Marco’s company Spot Runner Microsoft Red Point Jeff Brody BOOK: Hard Drive BOOK: The Hard Thing About Hard Things Connect With Nathan www.NathanLustig.com www.MagmaPartners.com On Twitter On LinkedIn  

Marco's new-new-new app for aligning double-ender podcast tracks. Economic considerations and options for releasing an app that's extremely helpful to a very small number of people. Why Marco has been procrastinating from the big app by making small apps. Good app names as motivation. Desktop Twitter distraction and measuring desktop productivity with RescueTime. Casey's sales of Fast Text since last week's promotion, Marco's sales of Bugshot, and the potential economic upside of promotion for niche apps. The fashion longevity of iOS 7's default UI. Chrome's controversial plaintext-password feature and Chrome security leader Justin Schuh's defense of the design. Lakes. An epic, half-hour Siracusa rant on the state of finding and installing Minecraft mods. Kali. caseyrumors: Is this the future of Fast Text? Sponsored by: 23andMe: Order your 23andMe DNA kit today for just $99. Squarespace: Everything you need to create an exceptional website. Use promo code ATP8 for 10% off.

Why Marco sold The Magazine. Teasing apps before they're out, building hype, and Pit Pass. Tim Cook at AllThingsD. Cook's presence and speaking style. What Cook implicitly said about future Apple products. WWDC predictions for OS X. Sponsored by: Oxygene for Cocoa: Use coupon code ATP13 for 20% off. Soulver: The essential calculator-spreadsheet-notepad hybrid.

The WWDC ticket lottery and potential solutions, or a merit system. Why Marco sold Instapaper. (See also.) Prospects for replacing Instapaper's income. Speculating on today's app market. The Magazine's app and Newsstand quality. Motivation, development, and homework. iOS 7's rumored visual overhaul and other speculation. The transition away from Steve Jobs' influence. What's left for iOS 7 to add? Sponsored by Squarespace: Use discount code ATP5 at checkout for 10% off.