Today we have had the pleasure of interviewing Rob Dickinson. As the title says, he is a speciment of an entrepreneur, with experience in over 11 startups.

After this much experience, how does he decide in which projects to work? And how does he get co-workers? These two main questions are just a part of the interview, which ends with his great and peculiar advice to people wanting to be entrepreneurs.

One thing we keep noticing here at Innected is how different each entrepreneur is. We talked with young people and older folks, people just starting out and, now, guys with over 11 startups on record. One may think that someone is born in a specific way and hence he is an entrepreneur. In my opinion, this couldn't be farther from the truth. All the people we have talked with came from different backgrounds, had different ideas and different ways of working. And yet, we all get labelled as entrepreneurs. Outsiders may think we are from another planet, but something in our head switched and we couldn't go back. Italian writer Luigi Pirandello calls this phenomenon an "Epiphany". It's a point which makes us snap out of reality and doesn't let us go back to it. Luckily for us, by using the top 100 richest humans as a meter, this snap can be very profitable.

But being rich is not the only part to being an entrepreneur. It's hard. It's a roller coaster of highs and downs, and it's definitely not easier than any other career. It's a career which one cannot simply put into a linear chart and explain. It's a solo career.

This is why Rob calls for [SPOILERS AHEAD] Being relentless. When we snap out, we can find ourselves alone, without anyone to explain our feelings to. But it's not the truth. One of our goals at Innected is just that, to create a place where we can be together as entrepreneurs.

We'll wait you in our discord, to talk whenever you want to and to work together at any project Have a good listening