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EP 180 Burned by Financial “Experts” Robert Rolih on Financial Independence and Ownership

In this episode of From Adversity to Abundance, host Jamie Bateman sits down with Robert Rolih, an international bestselling author, financial educator, and entrepreneur living in Slovenia. This conversation takes a different turn than many past episodes, focusing on financial ownership, personal responsibility, and the hard lessons that come from trusting the wrong “experts.” Robert shares how growing up without much money shaped his drive to build a web development and software business from a young age, finally becoming profitable after five years of persistence. That success, however, was followed by a major setback. After reinvesting nearly all of his business profits with financial experts and gurus, Robert suffered significant losses — forcing a powerful mindset shift. In this episode, he breaks down the three key steps he took to educate himself on investing, how he rebuilt and grew his portfolio, and what he learned along the way. The discussion spans stocks, crypto, and real estate, while also calling out Wall Street and guru culture. Today, Robert runs a lifestyle-focused business that allows him to work flexibly, travel with his family, and experience a level of financial abundance that didn’t feel possible before. Guest Introduction: Robert Rolih Robert Rolih is an international bestselling author, financial educator, and entrepreneur based in Slovenia. After building and selling software and web-based businesses, Robert experienced major financial setbacks by relying on financial experts and gurus. That turning point led him to take full ownership of his investing education, rebuild his portfolio, and design a lifestyle-centered business that prioritizes freedom, flexibility, and financial abundance. Episode Highlights: Growing Up Without Money – Robert shares how his early financial background shaped his mindset. Building a Business from Scratch – Five years of persistence before finally becoming profitable. Costly Lessons with “Experts” – What Robert learned from trusting financial gurus. Taking Ownership of Investing – The mindset shift that changed everything. Three Steps to Financial Education – How Robert re-educated himself and rebuilt his portfolio. Rejecting Wall Street & Guru Culture – Why Robert is skeptical of traditional financial systems. Designing a Lifestyle Business – Creating flexibility, freedom, and family time through smarter investing. Key Takeaways: Outsourcing financial responsibility can be costly if you don’t understand what you’re investing in. Taking ownership of your financial education is critical to long-term success. Financial setbacks can become turning points when paired with the right mindset. You don’t need gurus or Wall Street to build financial abundance — education and accountability matter most. A lifestyle-driven approach to investing can create both freedom and fulfillment. Learn More about Robert Rolih: Website: robertrolih.com Twitter: x.com/RobertRolih Instagram: www.instagram.com/robertrolih/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/robert.rolih Youtube:    / robertrolih   LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/robert-rolih-685a6893/ Learn More about Labrador Lending: Integrity Income Fund: labradorlending.com/passive-investors/ Labrador Mentorship: labradorlending.com/active-investors/ Asset Management Service: labradorlending.com/hybrid-investors/ — Purchase Jamie’s Book: www.amazon.com/dp/B0CGTWJY1D?ref_=pe_3052080_397514860 — Leave us a REVIEW: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/from-adversity-to-abundance/id1618672867?mt=2&ls=1 www.adversity2abundance.com/reviews/new/ Connect with us Website: www.adversity2abundance.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/labradorlending/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/labradorlendingllc/ LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/company/labrador-lending/?viewAsMember=true Youtube:    / @labradorlending   Connect with Jamie LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/jamie-bateman-5359a811/ Twitter: twitter.com/batemanjames