How to Get Clarity in Your Life | Rob Dyrdek on Impact Theory

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MTV’s hit shows Rob & Big, Fantasy Factory and Ridiculousness are what he is most known for, but along with being a professional skateboarder and media superstar, Rob Dyrdek is a tactical planner and executer. His systematic approach of defining a goal from every angle is how he avoided a life of complacency and went on to set skateboarding records and build million-dollar brands at his Venture Studio Dyrdek Machine. Rob talks about the clarity that has helped him win on this episode of Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu.

SHOW NOTES:
Rob talks about being mentally present during major moments. [5:00]
Rob tells why progression is the key to any success. [11:05]
Rob shares the process of gaining clarity on his life goals. [17:32]
Rob explains why belief is the only thing that matters. [25:30]
Rob talks about becoming self-aware of your abilities. [29:55]
Rob touches on building habits and systems in your life. [32:42]
Rob and Tom discuss the legendary Tony Robbins. [42:40]
Rob reveals the impact he wants to have on the world. [49:20]

QUOTES:
“I believe progression is the key to happiness.” [11:06]

“Depth of clarity is the greatest form of peace and happiness because you begin to now optimize your clear goal.” [20:38]

“At the end of the day, it's only people that lose belief that quit and belief gives you so much energy.” [26:45]

“Consistency is the only pathway to greatness and ultimately it's the only pathway to trust.” [31:45]

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[NathanaelMorton]

Wow. I’ve always followed Rob but I’ve never listened to him on anything other than surface level. What blew me away was his ability to articulate his thoughts into words that anyone can understand. That was amazing. Thanks Rob and thank you Tom.

[SF_Native]

Damn, i was pleasantly surprised by this interview. This man dropped out of school at 16, but he sounds like has a MASTER'S degree. Respect.

[devonFrankTown]

"At the end of the day, it's only the people that lose belief that quit"

[irenechang]

So grateful I found this interview! Rob implemented the quote "begin with an ending mind" to an insane level. Thank you for the inspiration!

[DJMPTV]

That fact everyone is so blown away in the comments on Rob talking like this right now is blowing my mind. How did you not know he was like this? Rob is on another level. You obviously don't pay enough attention to detail, it should be a wake up call for you. Get that clarity.

[afiyataylor]

I never thought that I would get such a message from him. This is the interview that I know is going to change my life.

[MulliganBrothers]

Hearing Robs story was eye opening for me. He is a big inspiration.

[mightytgaming]

I've been watching Rob for years and never knew he operated this deep

[purorichard]

That moment after 20:10 when he starts talking about the scope of how he builds his life. How he doesn’t plan and then expect to change his plan once he reaches a certain point..rather he truly decides his end game plan and uses the rest of his life to fulfill and fill that in. This seems magical and peaceful.

[ValHarrisAdvisorVal]

Tom, I LOVE the way you advocate for your viewers! You are, hands-down, the world’s best interviewer!! Thank you❤️

[persiah]

I love what Rob says about preparing for finding his soulmate at the end

[leviokumu]

Never heard someone articulate his thoughts with such delivery, passion and conviction. I’ll replay this for years to come

[Pervinelyf]

Growing up in Uganda never gave me opportunities, to understand a human beings potential and how best one can tap into maximising your abilities to be the best you can be. This channel is waking me up into self belief and how far I can go in this life I have. I left Uganda 8 years ago and started from scratch, I have no regrets because the process has been humbling and beautiful . Thank you @Tom for not monetizing this. Making it available for free will go down as one of your best achievements. God bless

[eddiedavisjr]

Wow I must admit I used to watch his show years ago Ridiculousness and never thought of him to be the man he is in this interview. Really great interview Tom!

[mariseger]

This episode was so on point for me just now. I worked through it ~3 times straight, putting down notes and ended up with a mindmap of my biggest personal goal at the moment which is building a respectful & clean life. I find myself in that stage where I'm building a systematical balance to back my passionate and ambitious grit to be able to function fruitfully in long term and also be enough established for my future partner.
You covered all the right stuff for me, and as a bonus you circled around with the themes of the q-s I've been able to ask and get answers from you in AMA. 2+in1, about suitable partner and memory by journaling (which I took up and is going very well)
So this ep stuck out for me quite hard. Thank You, Tom and Rob!

[turboZ]

So one big takeaway - The more clear you are on what you want out of life, your dreams, goals, objectives and the path you have to take to realize those dreams & goals the more at peace you are. AND progress toward them and the eventual achievement is happiness.

[AscendedMasculine]

"Progression is the key to happiness"
So true, Rob is an awesome guy!

[remotegod]

I agree with so much this man says. He seems a lot like how I want to be in a decade or two. Free, ambitious, hardworking, creative, successful. Definitely agree with "start with the end in mind" philosophy for entrepreneurship, personal projects, and your whole life. and I love how he understands "energy flows" AND personal goals - enjoying your day and working towards even MORE of what you want. this requires *total clarity* which is hard to achieve. great interview

[lenasmith]

Did not see that coming. Had to listen on repeat a couple of times. I had totally put this guy in one box (read: silly entertainment). Grateful for his honesty, clarity, and eloquence.

[ChrisBello]

You’ve got to start with the foundation and then build up. And even when things seem to be going poorly, remember that rock bottom is a solid foundation to start with.