Robert Esme, aka the Speed Doctor, shares his successful journey from Jamaica to becoming a two-time world champion and Olympic gold medalist. He emphasizes the significance of having a plan, cultivating a supportive network, and being open-minded. Furthermore, he co-founded a personalized feedback platform, Critique, which saves individuals both time and money. Additionally, this episode features a discussion about the importance of resourcefulness, positive feedback, and overcoming hardships to succeed.

Key Points
• Never too late to accomplish a dream or pivot towards new opportunities.
• Training the mental piece of the brain is often forgotten but crucial for success
• Challenges and adversity are inevitable, but resourcefulness and adaptability can help overcome them
• Reading can be a life-changing habit.
• Sharing hobbies and interests can bring people together.
• Critique can be a valuable tool for anyone.
• The new personalized feedback platform, Critique, helps people globally in various fields get expert advice.

Best Quotes
13:54 - 14:00 "To interrupt the education space and add a tool where you get personalized...feedback is unbelievable"
24:31 - 24:35 "I recognize there's always challenges that there's not a fire burning. We ain't moving."
25:45 - 25:48 "If you think you can, you can. And if you think you can't, you can't."
37:45 - 37:49 "That experience alone, where you can go through that journey, that's priceless." 41:38 - 41:46 "I'm thinking of all the pieces, so when he is planning, I said you gotta put all this stuff together and then you're gonna have to have the master plan and then go in there and achieve it."
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