Rob Moore

Rob lives and loves entrepreneurship and property investing, and is the host of the successful UK podcasts, The “Disruptive Entrepreneur” and “Money”. He is on a mission to change the way people think about business and aims to support people around the globe through the Rob Moore foundation.

Rob co-founded Progressive Property – the UK’s leading property training company – and Unlimited Success with his business partner, before becoming the host of the wildly successful podcast The “Disruptive Entrepreneur” and now The “Money” Podcast, listened to in 192 countries worldwide. This has grown into a complete digital agency: Progressive Media.

A self-made multi-millionaire by the age of 30, having risen to riches from being heavily in debt in his 20s, Rob has retired and un-retired countless times, each time creating a new innovation, vision, book or entire company.

He continues to disrupt as an entrepreneur and businessman, with interests ranging from property development to public speaking and digital media. He is a writer, communicator, social media influencer and philanthropist. His 8 books have been translated into more than a dozen languages and received over 9,000 reviews, and 200 1 stars!

He is a highly sought-after public speaker, having given 1,200 speeches in the last decade and held 2 separate world records for the longest individual speech marathon. Rob holds his audience captive as an engaging and innovative speaker. He has the rare skill of cutting to the chase, using his personal experience to help others and entertain in a disruptive way.

Through the Rob Moore Foundation, he provides an opportunity for under-privileged individuals, start-ups and small established businesses to gain valuable support, investment and mentorship from some of the best in the business. All his profits from his book Money go to the foundation.

Rob’s entrepreneurial journey started at a very young age, when his Dad encouraged him to work in the family pub, cleaning, ‘bottling up’ and following Dad around while he was buying pubs. But Rob lost his way through his teens and 20s, with a lack of direction and clarity, and was struggling as an artist by age 25. On Dec 15^th2005, Rob’s Dad had a huge nervous breakdown in his pub; he was sectioned by the police in front of all his customers, and has been living with bipolar disorder ever since. This was a rude awakening for Rob, who felt shame for not living up to his potential and taking full advantage of the upbringing his Dad had given him. To this day, this is one of two main drivers for Rob’s life and enterprises.

At his turning point in 2005, Rob was £50k in personal consumer debt. He was shocked into action – no more excuses, dependence on others or playing the victim. He cleared all his debt within one year. Another year later he had 20 properties in a partnership with Mark Homer, and two years later they had 50 properties.

Rob became a millionaire before his 31^stbirthday. By the age of 40, Rob had a business and property empire. His most proud moment was ‘retiring’ his parents and giving them his house, with the profits he made from property.

Rob’s second driver for success is to help as many people around the globe get a better financial education than what’s taught in schools, and to start and scale their own ventures. He set up the Rob Moore Foundation to take his mission to the global level.

What you didn’t know about Rob

• Nearly died twice: peritonitis & a motorbike crash
• He was “Face of Peterborough” 1999! Clearly wasted talent!
• Applied for Big Brother & the Apprentice in a ‘lost’ period of his life & thankfully didn’t get on
• Listens to Radiohead & Rammstein to cheer himself up
• Appeared on the ‘world’s most expensive crashes’ website & The Sunnewspaper for crashing his 5-day-old Ferrari into the News International building, incurring a £105,000 repair bill

Rob’s superpowers

• Having a great business partner: surrounding himself with smarter people
• Inspiring & educating people to achieve more than they believe they can themselves
• Running his mouth off for a living (his best trait according to his business partner)

Rob’s epic weaknesses

• Total child-like impatience
• Retires then starts again about every two years; just can’t seem to stop
• Takes on way too many things (& his team have to clear up the mess)