Disruptors

FIRED by TV Producers, Now Worth BILLIONS: The BrewDog James Watt Revenge Story

Jul 1, 2024

Listen to James Watt, co-founder of BrewDog, discuss disrupting the beer industry, facing brutal facts, unconventional marketing tactics, scaling challenges, work culture, and the importance of disruption in business. Discover his perspective on leadership, the paradoxes of success, and the need for entrepreneurs to reimagine industries.

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Quick takeaways

Risk-taking is essential for disrupting industries.

Balancing transparency and marketing is crucial for brand success.

Passion and perseverance are key in overcoming entrepreneurial challenges.

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Intro

3min

Work Ethic, Team Dynamics, and Overcoming Challenges in Business

12min

Money Maker Summit Event Invitation and Teaching Entrepreneurship Challenges

2min

Navigating Failure and Building Success in Entrepreneurship

16min

Innovative Marketing Campaigns and Strong Beers

3min

Exploring the Link Between Entrepreneurship, Neurodiversity, and Rebellion

2min

Navigating Criticism and Success in Business

10min

Lessons in Business Disruption and Leadership

18min

Rob interviews James Watt, co-founder of BrewDog and a true disruptor in the beer industry. From fishing boats to brewing tanks, James shares his journey of building a global beer brand, tackling challenges head-on, and reinventing himself as an entrepreneur. Join Rob and James for a conversation filled with insights on leadership, marketing stunts, and the paradoxes of business success.

James Watt Reveals:

Why risking everything led him to disrupting the beer industry
The importance of facing brutal facts
BrewDog's unconventional marketing tactics
The challenges of scaling a business while maintaining product quality and company culture
James's new venture, Social Tip
The significance of disruption in business and the need for entrepreneurs to reimagine industries.
His perspective on work culture, including his stance against remote work and the importance of team connectivity.

BEST MOMENTS

"The best way to get people to hate you is to be successful doing something you love."

"Would I want to be stood next to this person at two o'clock in a February cold, dark, windy night in a gale in a North Atlantic fishing boat when everything was going wrong?"

"How long does it take to take the stone out of your shoe?"

"If you're not happy in a job, if you're not happy in a company, amazing, you're an individual, you've got free will, leave."

"Unless you're going to disrupt an industry, just stick with your idea. Like, don't do it. Like, the only success is if you're going to disrupt something."

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ABOUT THE HOST

Rob Moore is an author of 9 business books, 5 UK bestsellers, holds 3 world records for public speaking, entrepreneur, property investor, and property educator. Author of the global bestseller “Life Leverage” Host of UK’s No.1 business podcast “The Disruptive Entrepreneur”

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