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Steve Sims is the founder of the luxury concierge company, Bluefish.

Ever wanted a private underwater submersible tour of the Titanic? Or maybe a private dinner in the Sistine Chapel with a performance by Andrea Bocelli? Or maybe you just wanted to be married in the Vatican by the pope?

Steve is known for being able to make the impossible, absolutely possible for his clients. There’s nothing Steve Sims can’t get, including his own book. Steve’s new book is titled Bluefishing: The Art Of Making Things Happen.

In this episode, we’ll be discussing how Steve got his start in entrepreneurship by taking on an impossible challenge while working as a doorman in Hong Kong. We’ll also go in to Steve’s “ah-ha” moment after a yacht party in Monaco. We’ll find out the biggest fear that drives Steve forward every single day to take on new challenges and why he continues to create one of a kind experiences for his clients, and himself.

Key Points From This Episode:

• Discover how Blue Fish was born outside a bar in Hong Kong.
• Why defying how one “should” act with rich people gave Steve the leg up.
• The client who wanted to get married in the Vatican by the pope.
• Steve’s ugly “aha” moment that forced him back to being himself.
• Why entrepreneurs don’t need to become “unique” individuals.
• Why Steve sold his office, his assets and fired all his staff.
• The biggest struggle in Steve’s business today.
• The importance of being able to reset yourself.
• Find out more about the Blue Fish business model.
• Learn about Blue Fish’s smaller, more scalable model.
• Why remaining stagnant is Steve’s biggest fear.
• Why Microsoft has their own fail-safe garage.
• And much more!

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