Jairek Robbins

Jairek Robbins,– The Sharkpreneur podcast with Kevin Harrington and Seth Greene Episode 436 Jairek Robbins.Jairek Robbins has been coaching business owners, teams, and individuals for over a decade to achieve world class results in work and life through his personal coaching. His coaching has helped them make more money while working less, lose weight, have more passion in their relationships, and more focus and energy than ever before.Jairek has delivered trainings and speeches to millions of people worldwide, speaking to businesses and organizations including Ameriprise Financial, Harvard University, Tampa Bay Rays, BMW, the United States Marine Corps, and the United States Olympic Team. His number one bestselling book Live It! Received rave reviews from Deepak Chorpa and Brian Tracy, among others.Jairek’s commitment to bettering humanity and himself began at an early age and was acknowledged with a the Gold Medal Congressional Award. He was awarded the highest honor of accomplishing over 400 hours of community service, 200 hours of personal development, 200 hours dedicated to physical fitness, and living overseas for an extended period of time volunteering all within 24-months.Listen to this illuminating Sharkpreneur episode with Jairek Robbins about leveling up in your life and your business.Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week’s show:●    Why taking preventative measures to manage disaster is so important.●    How clearing you mind every morning helps gets things accomplished.●    Why you need to be aware of the chaos to identify dangers in your business.●    How spending more time on building defense is more strategic than strengthening offense.●    Why asking questions is more helpful than providing all the answers.Connect with Jairek:Guest Contact InfoTwitter @JairekRobbinsInstagram @jairekrobbinsFacebook facebook.com/JairekRobbinsCompaniesYouTube youtube.com/user/JairekRLinks Mentioned:Jairekrobbins.com/sos Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices