The Mindset That Took A Shark from Poverty to Millions
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There is one main thing that is blocking you from reaching your full potential. And it's all because you're trying to do everything alone. And that's a big problem because real growth happens when you build a community, when you're in a room full of people who want to see you thrive, who support you, becoming your best self. And if that's something you're looking for, then make sure to join me at the Summit of Greatness live at the iconic Dolby Theater. in Los Angeles, down in Hollywood September 12th and 13th, because this year is a powerful lineup of incredible speakers and performers like Gabby Bernstein, like Dr.
Tara Swart, like Brenda Bruchard, Amy Purdy, and so many more inspiring surprise guests. You'll experience a couple days of transformation and inspiration and deep connection with a community that actually gets you and wants to see you thrive. Tickets are selling fast, so go to lewishouse.com slash tickets right now to get your seats, bring your friends and family, and I can't wait to see you there at the Summit of Greatness very soon. Welcome back, my friend, to the School of Greatness. If you are like me,
and you love business and entrepreneurship, if you love how to turn creative ideas in your minds into a reality, into the physical world to be of service to other people, then this is going to be the episode for you. And for years, years, I have been watching a show called Shark Tank. And we've interviewed many of the sharks on this podcast over the years, some of my friends who we've had on here, uh, who have helped invest in small entrepreneurs and business owners for years on Shark Tank and also just inspired people through educating and informing them how to really grow a business. And today I get to interview Robert Hercheveck, who I've always been inspired by.
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