412: Incredibly Successful People Really Want to Help If You Are Just Smart Enough and Humble Enough to Reach out and Ask for It with Reno Rolle Co-Founder and Co-Owner of Boku Superfood

Reno Rollé is a 2014 and 2016 Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Nominee. Now residing in Ojai, California with Lynn and family, Reno is focused primarily on his duties as Chairman and spokesperson for BOKU®. He frequently speaks at schools and industry gatherings on the subject of super foods while constantly striving to make a sustainable positive difference in the world.

Entrepreneurial Role Models:

Reno’s friends Bill Moses

When business started difficulties overcame:

“My lack of formal education, I’ve always sort of hustled, through high school I sold candy to fellow students, I had jobs in the evening I would work for my father, I went to college, I did one semester and frankly I couldn’t handle being without money, I was so accustomed to working and being with money that college at the time just didn’t fit for me so I continued that sort of driving pursuit of entrepreneurial activities and frankly Neil, it was very difficult lacking the education, there was so much I didn’t know”…[Listen for More]

Favourite Books:

The Master Key to Riches Book by Napoleon Hill

Favourite Quote:

“Find something you love to do for a living and you’ll never work a day in your life” Reno’s grandfather

Recommended Online Resources:

Natural News – Independent News on Natural Health News and Scientific Discoveries and the World

Best Advice to Other Entrepreneurs:

“Figure out a mission that embodies your focus on positively impacting other people and focus on doing good for the planet, it’s our home, and it’s really sad when you look back and see what we’re doing to it”…[Listen for More]

More About Reno Rolle:

BoKu Superfood

Neil’s Quote at the Beginning:

“Be brave. Take the hill. But first answer the question, “What is my hill?” Matthew McConaughey

Other Quotes From the Chat with Reno Rolle:

• “I’m uncomfortable with anything that falls outside of our mission”
• “I’ve learned to love change”
• “With change comes opportunity, even though it may hurt at first, it always seems to work out”
• “It’s really important to reach up, not to be afraid to ask for help, so many times these people that are higher than you on the ladder and incredibly successful, they really want to help, and they’re there to help if you’re just smart enough, humble enough to reach out and ask for it”

 

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