The Interview Series For Entrepreneurs

Rob Anspach interviews talented entrepreneurs who demonstrate an eagerness to share their experiences, their knowledge and their stories to help others succeed.

Discover How To Improve Your Superpower…

Each one of us has the power to be better at what we do. Yet, sometimes we are stuck and not sure the direction we need to go. The key is to learn from others and to become the next E-Hero.

And Be A Hero To Other Entrepreneurs.

That’s right, you too can become a hero to other entrepreneurs.

"This was an awesome interview. One of my favorites! Thank you for having me on, my friend!"

– Adam Hommey

“Loved the interview Rob Anspach. Great questions, great host.”

– Christine Schlonski

"It was solid gold fun!"

– Steve Sims

"Rob is the best. Sarcasm and all 😊"

– Manuj Aggarwal

"Always enjoy chatting with Rob."

-Paul Douglas

“Rob Anspach is one of the most talented and gracious podcast hosts I’ve ever had the pleasure of working with - and I’ve “guested” on hundreds of shows!”

-Ben Gay III

"Great time and thought provoking interview. Rob is a true pro and Trailblazer 🔥"

-Tony Rubleski

“Rob Anspach you are THE BEST interviewer on earth. You phrase your questions, continue the conversation and bring out the best in your expert. It is a privilege to be your guest. Thank you.”

-Parthiv Shah

"Rob is a great host, we had a conversation around business with some good laughs mixed in."

-David Brown

"It was fun chatting with you Rob, thanks a million for the invite to share Millionaire Marketing on a Shoestring Budget tips with your peeps!"

-Debra Jason

"Rob Anspach~ thank you for including me in such a great lineup!"

-Lisa Kennedy

"I ALWAYS enjoy chatting with Rob. He's a genuine, what-you-see-is-what-you-get kinda guy, and his public persona and private persona are one-in-the-same!"

-Michael E. Schmidlen

Rob’s Newest E-Heroes Interviews…

Ep 342 – Become The Pirate

Rob Anspach interviews Ben Pritchett on rules, ice cream carts, Peter Drucker, raising prices, marketing to the affluent and what it means to become the pirate.

Ep 341 – Breaking Generational Patterns

Rob Anspach interviews Renae Peterson on DNA, trauma, ripple effect, collective power, personal integrity and breaking generational patterns.

Ep 340 – Do Less, Live More

Rob Anspach interviews Ari Meisel on the replaceable founder, SOPs, do less, KPIs, biohacking, Joe Polish, Tim Ferris, racking leaves, productivity and AI.

Ep 339 – What Is Your Why?

Rob Anspach interviews Katie Middleton on what is your why, passion, stress, negativity, newsletters, touchpoint and repurposing your content.

Ep 338 – Your Potential

Rob Anspach interviews Tony Whatley of 365 Driven sharing thoughts on humanization, stress, cash flow, privilege, opinions, what am I willing to do and your potential.

Ep 337 – Think Like There Is No Box

Rob Anspach interviews Wizard Jonathan Mast on leveraging Al, integration, collaboration, recall, A.D.D., SOPs and to think like there is no box.

Ep 336 – Exceed Your Goals

Rob Anspach interviews Dr Justin Tausig on how to exceed your goals, performance coaching, human potential, competitive edge and his children’s book and screenplay.

Ep 335 – The New Rules of Email Marketing

Rob Anspach interviews Scott Hartley about email marketing, frequency, open rates, being compliant, a confused mind, providing value, and building relationships.

Rob Anspach sits down with Mark Goddard and Bill Mathis of Slice Nation Pizza Co and they share their franchise model, talk about their backgrounds, the footprint, product freshness and learning and adapting what other franchises have done.

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A Message To PR Firms & Those Wanting To Be On This Podcast:

I don’t accept unsolicited requests to be on my podcast. The only way to appear on my podcast is if:

(1) I send a personal invite or

(2) someone that’s been on the podcast suggests I reach out.

Now you might be wondering why…well I’ll tell ya. Unsolicited requests usually come from some PR company trying to get their client on a predetermined number of podcasts. The PR company hasn’t really done a good job vetting their client or seeing if my podcast is a right fit.

When I invite someone on my podcast it’s because I see the uniqueness in them, I see how they interact with people and I believe they have a cool story to share. Those who have been on my show get a sense of what I’m about and suggest awesome people that they know will be willing to share their superpowers with my listeners.

If you’ve been on my show…thank you. Without you I couldn’t have done over 300 + episodes. For those who haven’t been on the show yet (or another’s podcast), keep doing awesome things and hopefully I or another podcaster appreciates you and invites you on. If you do get an invite…say YES!

Your uniqueness could be the exact thing a listener needs to hear to go from a struggling entrepreneur to a global phenomenon.

~ Rob Anspach