Short transcript excerpt from a YouTube interview where Joel Brown asks Sabri Suby what motivates him to work with high-profile entrepreneurs. Sabri explains he is driven less by material rewards and more by using business as a vehicle to create change—helping companies get more customers, become financially healthy, and thereby positively impact families and communities. The clip ends with a standard YouTube call-to-action to like, subscribe, and comment.
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Who you're rubbing shoulders with. You're out there with Nathan Champ from Founder magazine, who I've had on the podcast. I saw you connecting with one of my good mentors, Grant Cardone, as well, and a number of others. So tell me, man, you are obviously doing some amazing things in this space. What is it that excites you most, that has just really fired you up and kept you on track to be able to achieve the success you have today, to be able to be playing with these A players in the industry?
Yeah, I think the position that I come in is, like, I'm not, you know, highly motivated by the fruits of the labor in terms of a lot of the material possessions or kind of chasing this, like, head on this treadmill where you're always looking for that next dopamine hit. For me, like, you know, my business is really centered around this number one problem that businesses face, which is how do I get more customers? And I really look at business as an incredible vehicle to really, like, make good and make change in the world. I see that if you can take a business that's strong, struggling to kind of make their payroll, and be able to send their kids through university or college or anything like that, and you can come in and you can know those pivotal shifts and those dials to turn, that can really just turn that business from something that's just like suffering to survive to just being this wildly successful thing and then seeing all the impact that that has. You know, there's really, in my opinion, no other greater vehicle in the world that to drive change than enterprise and business. Because, you know, you need to be in a position where you're making money to be able to give back to people. Because of this Instagram economy that we're living in, right? Where it's like, people see the jet, they see the Lambo, and it's like they think that that's the thing that that they're chasing, right? They're only chasing, like, the financial material possessions that come from it. And they basically looking at just the first order of basically what's going to happen. They're not looking at the second, the third or the fourth order consequences from actually going out there and going into a marketplace. And, you know, business is an incredible vehicle to be able to do that and help people, help them blow up their businesses and then how that impacts them and their immediate family and all the people within their network that look to them as to what is possible in life. So I think, like, the mission that I'm on is obviously. You know, I really enjoy the climb and building businesses and building things, and I also really get driven by seeing what those things and how they impact the world. Hey guys, if you enjoyed this video, make sure that you click the like button and subscribe. We're dropping a video on YouTube every other day, and if you've got any questions about any of the content that I covered in this video, just basically leave a comment with heysubri in the comments section. And every week we're also trying to go through all those questions and get them answered. So go ahead, click subscribe, and we'll see you in the next video.
