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EPISODE · Aug 30, 2024 · 46 MIN

Jacob Rupp: The Journey of Faith from Rabbi to a Top Business Coach

from The POZCAST: Decoding Success with Adam Posner · host Adam Posner

00:00 Introduction and Background05:01 Finding Meaning and Purpose in Life07:06 The Role of Faith and Its Evolution09:10 Money as a Fuel for Options20:01 The Power of Coaching and Empowerment22:36 The Lie of Modern Education25:21 Leveraging Existing Skills27:16 The Reality of Entrepreneurship30:17 The Value of Practical Skills33:11 Opting for Growth and Challenges39:14 Being Okay with What God Thinks41:28 No Such Thing as a Shortcut

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With over a decade of experience working with leaders and companies ranging from startups to those with over a billion dollar valuation in various industries, including tech, real estate, and industrial cleaning, Jacob has seen what creates success. He has been mentored by and been a mentor to many of the great business leaders. In addition to his work in the private sector, for over five years, Jacob has been training exceptional talent to become coaches in a variety of fields, and his clients have successfully launched businesses of their own, serving clients deeply and generating over a half million dollars monthly for his clients. Jacob and his wife have four children. He is a former rabbi, avid gym and MMA enthusiast, and podcaster. In this conversation, Adam Posner interviews Jacob Rupp, a former rabbi turned executive coach. They discuss topics such as mixed martial arts, faith, the importance of finding meaning in life and transitioning from being a rabbi to becoming a coach. Jacob shares his journey and the challenges he faced along the way. They also touch on the importance of money as a fuel for options and the need to love what you do to succeed. Jacob emphasizes the power of coaching and empowering others to live better lives. The conversation explores the lie of modern education and the value of alternative paths to success. Jacob Rupp shares his experience of attending a prestigious university and realizing that he learned very little. He questions the high cost of education and the lack of practical skills it provides. They also emphasize the need for continuous growth, finding mentors, and being willing to step out of one's comfort zone. Check out businesslift.com, where listeners can watch free training on how to quickly launch or scale their coaching or consulting business, and follow/connect with Jacob here: https://www.instagram.com/rupp.businesslift/ #thePOZcast is brought to you by our friends at Interseller, the prospecting and outreach platform for recruiters and sellers. Check out a free demo today! https://bit.ly/2Fbm/BZ Thanks for listening, and please follow us on Insta @NHPTalent and X @AdamJPosner. Takeaways - Mixed martial arts, like jiu-jitsu, can be a thinking person's sport and an equalizer, teaching humility and respect for force. - Faith is what motivates and moves you, and it can evolve throughout your life. - Tragedy should not be the only thing that brings people together; finding meaning and purpose in everyday moments is crucial. Money is fuel for options and can allow you to do the things you want and need in life. - Coaching is a powerful personal and professional growth tool, allowing individuals to tap into their potential and live better lives. Modern education often fails to provide practical skills and can be expensive. - Leveraging existing skills and life experience can be more valuable than formal education. - Continuous growth and finding mentors are crucial to success. - Stepping out of one's comfort zone is necessary for personal and professional development.

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