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Ep. 36 ”I Don’t Belong” Bobby Peterson’s False Narrative
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Where are all the listeners that grew up in the country? Were your siblings your best friends? For Robert Peterson that was the case. He and his sister played together a lot due to the nearest neighbor being over a mile away.
When Robert was little he went by Bobby. Little Bobby got bullied and took to heart all the terrible things the other kids said. He never felt like he belonged. He felt alone like he was the only one going through this. Then, the end of eigth grade, he got news that his dad was laid off from his job. This meant the family would have to move. The sold their dream home, moved into a trailer, and started their new life 2 hours away from where home used to be. Life forever changed his freshmen year when Bobby now went by Robert. Listen to the full episode to learn about the shift in Robert’s narrative.
Now Robert focuses on entrepreneurs not feeling alone. The entrepreneurial space can be lonely. He wants them to know other entrepreneurs have faced similar challenges. He focuses on his legacy and what that looks like. So naturally he helps others find the the same vision. He helps them to drill down to what that looks like financially but also with people in their lives.
To Connect with Robert Peterson: LinkedIn @RobertCPeterson or BizLifeCoach.com or email: robert@addvalue2life.com
Scripture Robert Sited: Proverbs 13:22
To Connect with Tim Croll or Steve Gohl: www.narrative.live
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