How to Get Results with Marx Acosta-Rubio: Recent Episodes
Marx Acosta Rubio
How do you get results? Learn what has really worked from the best in the business space, as well as other fascinating areas, as Marx sits down with the most successful business pioneers and entrepreneurs of our time.
Your host Marx Acosta Rubio, immigrant Deca-millionaire, has built an Inc. 500 Fastest Growing Privately held company, and coached many others to extraordinary success! Now he’s on a mission to help business owners, like you, grow their companies 2x or even 5x more, and reach the kind of success you genuinely desire.
Let's Do it! Let's be the Best !!
On his podcast, “How to get Results”, Marx is joined by Peter Lorimer.
Peter is a Netflix host, Real estate entrepreneur, Business development mentor, and the founder of PLG Estates.
With an eye for profits, Peter helps struggling property owners redesign and market their short-term rentals into moneymaking showstoppers.
Never one to rest on his laurels, in 2010 Lorimer launched PLG Estates based in the heart of Beverly Hills, and today he and his team of over 200 handpicked agents dance to the beat of their own drum while catering to a discerning clientele.
In the Podcast:
- Peter and Marx discuss what real wealth is. And why having a huge amount in your bank account is no reflection of wealth.
- Peter candidly shares stories from his time as a music producer in LA, and his daily routine as someone who juggles many hats and how they overwork their own employees.
- And why remaining completely divorced from expectations is the best way to keep your ego in check.
- Peter emphasizes on how there is this culture of “Commission breath” and how that’s unethical and cunning.
- Marx and Peter talk about why you should “Act the right way”, and the bigger picture in life whether it is with your clientele or situation in life where you always need to be a better person.
- They delve into the significance of one’s integrity and character while dealing with money. And nothing should ever be at the expense of it!
- Peter discusses why failing is not a bad thing as it only nudges you towards success.
Key Takeaways:
- True wealth is the happiness of the mind, body, and soul.
- Be selfless. Put yourself dead last always.
- Always give more than you expect to receive.
- Always lead with integrity and character.
- Always separate the work you put in from your results!
Resources mentioned:
“Getting things done” byDavid Allen
“The Science of Getting Rich” by Wallace D Wattles
Reach Peter Lorimer:
Website: peterlorimer.com
Instagram: @peterlorimer
Twitter: @PeterLorimer
Facebook: Peter Lorimer
Joe Fier and Matt Wolfe are the founders of Evergreenprofits.com. They are brilliant strategists when it comes to marketing, especially digital marketing online, offer creation and traffic conversion. They are famous for some of their notable tactics that help you grow your business in a multitude of ways. They are always searching out new ideas, extremely actionable strategies for growing your business and improving your life and sharing it with their fans on their podcast as well, The Hustle and Flowchart, which is one of the fastest-growing and most talked-about podcasts in the marketing and entrepreneurial space.
Joe and Matt worked closely with well-known brands like Digital Marketer, Optimal Living Daily, Mike Koenigs, Podfest, Thrivecart, Convertbox, Teachable, GenM, Kartra, and countless others, and have also been featured on prominent stages like Traffic & Conversion Summit, War Room, GKIC.
On This Episode
- Joe and Matt talk about the happiest moments in their life and what makes them anxious about the future and their expectations from what is to come
- An insight on how to convert your anxiety into excitement representing them in pictures and visualising moments in time in terms of colors and brightness, thereby relaxing your mind
- Separating mind and brain, and exercise to train them to feel less anxious and hence lead to a better performance
- A brief insight into how anxiety and calmness can be expressed in momentum (forward, backward, clockwise and counterclockwise) as well as resistance
- The R2A2 formula to absorb wisdom-identify your actionable steps that come between the 'think' and 'grow rich'—then decide how to apply those to your own unique goals
Key Takeaways
- Resistance equals success, not failure
- Tool and Activities for Mindset training and programming
- Don’t let bad memories hold you back emotionally, keeping you from achieving what you want
- Make work look like playing video games or doing something you enjoy
- A great formula to create success in your business.
Resources Mentioned:
- How To Achieve Massive Success In Whatever You Do, written by Marx Acosta Rubio.
- This Science-Backed Exercise Can Rewire Your Brain For Success, written by Dr Steve Ruden
- The One Thing, written by Gary W. Keller and Jay Papasan.
Joe Fier:
https://www.facebook.com/joefier
https://www.linkedin.com/in/joefier/
https://www.instagram.com/joefier/
Matt Wolfe:
https://www.facebook.com/mattrwolfe
https://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-wolfe-30841712/
https://www.instagram.com/mattrwolfe/
Christan Zeron is the director of Theo & Harris and his role on the daily is to curate their collection, drive their sales, and lead the key projects they get involved with.
What started with a belief that becoming a lawyer was the path for him soon was put aside when he realized while creating content for his T&H blog on the wristwatch industry, that there was a space desired for approachable, passionate, and diverse content on the very same industry which he decided to fill.
Theo and Harris was a project that he started in October of 2014 and has become the best vintage wristwatch retail store but also the leading content producer and thought-leader in the world of watch commentary. The content they create exists to shake the wristwatch industry, to create a new, entirely raw, and transparent forum for discussion, with daily releases as entertaining as they are informative.
In this interview-
Christian explaining how the ‘Theo and Harris’ Business began when he was in college and now what’s his daily routine.
Learn how Christian keeps stimulated and corrects his own glitches.
What is Christian’s definition of principles and creativity
Key takeaways-
If you can do some extra work in the evening you can have an hour in the morning to work on yourself.
Creativity and having a vision come together to make the imagined reality.
Perception matters in the work environment, remembering mental work can at times be harder than physical work.
2 things on how to grow and be more effective in business.
Keep reading, educating, and researching.
Giving yourself respect and credit as a creator to build your own confidence.
Website: Theo & Harris
Linkedin: Christian Zeron
Instagram: Christian Zeron
David Allen is the creator of the GTD methodology, which is the work-life management system that helps countless individuals and organizations bring chaos to order, he’s done 35 years of consulting, training and coaching in the U.S and global organizations.
He’s the authors of five books; Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity (2001, 2015 revised edition), Ready for Anything: 52 Productivity Principles for Work and Life (2003), Making it All Work: Winning at the Game of Work and the Business of Life (2008), Getting Things Done for Teens (2018), and Getting Things Done Workbook (2019).
Getting Things Done which was published in 28 languages and was an international bestseller, today, David is considered the leading authority in the fields of organization and personal productivity.
His wife Kathryn and he run The David Allen Company, which oversees the certification academy and quality standards for Global Partners offering Getting Things Done courses and coaching around the world.
In this interview-
David explains what is the GTD methodology and how he himself practices it.
Learning about David’s transformative experience to now being a productivity expert.
How to get results using the GTD method.
Key takeaways-
After having a spiritual experience, you can’t help but be selfless.
Keeping a clear mind is like a surfer, he knows he can take on some big waves because he’s got his board attached to him, but he’s aware even if he wipes out he can get back on the board for the next wave.
The 5 steps in the GTD model-
Capture.
Clarify.
Reflect
Organize.
Taking action.
Website: GTD
LinkedIn: David Allen
Instagram: David Allen
How to Get Results - Richard Koch
Richard Koch, former Management Consultant Entrepreneur and the author of the bestseller The 80/20 Principle. The book pioneered a reinterpretation of the so-called “Pareto Rule” - selling over a million copies and has been translated into 34 languages. Richard has also used his concepts to make a fortune from several private equity investments made personally. Richard’s investments have included Filofax, Plymouth Gin, amongst others.
On This Episode:
- Richard’s journey to unexpected happiness
- Richard’s definition of success
- The psychology of meaning
- Richard’s opinion of 80/20
- Richard’s answer on how to get a result
- Richard’s patron saint of happiness
Key Takeaways
- Success, friendship, and love, Richard’s recipe for happiness.
- Success and happiness are defined by oneself.
- 80/20 principle is the relationship between effort and results.
- The importance of habits to reach a goal.
Tweetable Quotes:
- “Success and happiness, are somewhat linked”
- “The best thing is when you’re friends with people and you can collaborate with them in business.”
- “Success is doing what you want to do and being fulfilled at it.”
- “It’s important that you define what happiness is and that you define what success is.”
- “All happiness is grounded in self-acceptance, acceptance of other people, and positive emotions.”
- “Go for results that are transcendent and are going to make a massive difference in people’s lives. And that is not being selfish, callus, or materialistic.”
- “Habits are a way of locking your brain into doing something automatically.”
- “Ultimately evil will be vanquished and love will triumph and everybody in the world will be saved.”
- “It’s not healthy to have regrets.”