Trusting the Process and Enjoying the Journey of Your Business With Robert Hall

In this episode, Robert Hall, CEO, and Founder of So-B talks about enjoying the business journey and using difficult times to propel you to more success. He shares about taking unfavorable feedback in a positive spin and how to take more chances to avoid regrets in life. Listen and be inspired by this purpose-driven entrepreneur!

Key Takeaways From This Episode:

The vision is for you and to go after. It’s not for everyone to understand.
Enjoy the moment and the journey. Don’t be so obsessed with the end result.
Enjoy the journey, even the difficult times, and hold on to them because that what makes this ride memorable, fun. You’ll be telling about it for the years to come.
Go after what’s on your heart and give it everything you got. It may fail, it may not, but at least at the end of your life, you can say you did it.
There are no do-overs in life. You only have one life. Live it to the fullest.
If you don’t try, it’s 100% the chance that it won’t work.
Take unfavorable feedback with a grain of salt, stay in a good mood, be pleasant in your reply, be positive.
Be versatile. Listen to your market.
Take more risk, take more chances, don’t play it safe, don’t let anyone tell you what you should be.
The person you are today is nothing but a bunch of blocks put together throughout the years. If you take out one of those blocks, it may change where you end up down the road.
You have to have a clear picture or objective of why you started the company.
Take some time for yourself once in a while. It’s part of the journey too.

Today’s Guest:

Robert is the Founder and CEO of So-B, health and technology aimed at solving America’s lip care needs and ending the humiliation, social stigma, and embarrassment of lip health. Before starting So-B, he was the director of Capital and Strategic Planning at DAK Americas, where he managed capital investments in five countries. Robert started So-B with the heart to help people. He suffered from cold sores, so he understands the pain and humiliation that people go through and want to make a difference.