EPISODE · Sep 13, 2026 · 41 MIN
Coaching a Podcaster With 1,000 Interviews Land the World's Biggest Names | Robert Szmigiel | Ep 1025
from Outlier's Edge Podcast with Niiamah Ashong
"I've got to elevate myself so I'm in the mix of high level entrepreneurs." Robert SzmigielJoin Niiamah (@niiamahashong) and Robert Szmigiel for a live coaching conversation. Robert has run roughly 1,000 interviews across four continents and been interviewed about five times. This one is about what happens when the man who builds the room stops noticing he is standing in it.What this session gets into: the difference between expanding and elevating, the bright spot you already proved and then parked, and why the network you built by accident is the one you keep going out to find.Three things you leave with:More markets can be volume, not a next levelThe single move that changed his trajectory, unused for ten yearsWhat a thousand relationships are worth when nobody has askedWelcome to the Outlier's Edge Podcast, hosted by Niiamah Ashong, Founder of Outlier's Edge and Sherpa of the World of Difference. On this podcast, you'll join other high-performing unconventional leaders and entrepreneurs (aka Outliers) as they talk about leveraging what makes them different to make a difference in the world. --Check out the video episode on YouTube!--Timestamps:00:00 - Welcome to Outlier's Edge Live 01:02 - Giving entrepreneurs a global voice 05:44 - The VC's wish list question 08:13 - One city becomes four continents 15:04 - Editing alone until 3am 21:49 - What next level actually means 25:55 - One big name lifts everyone 27:18 - Is your wish list current 37:05 - The room you already built 38:15 - Waiting for the invitationEnter Robert Szmigiel's World: WebsiteContinue into Outlier’s Edge World:Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Youtube | Website | Guild Community
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