ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Steve Sarowitz (IG: @wayfarerstudios) is an American billionaire businessman, entrepreneur, and philanthropist. Steve is the founder of Paylocity, a digital accounting platform which he founded in 1997 and took public in 2014. He splits his time between his hometown of Chicago and Los Angeles. In 2019, Steve co-founded (with actor Justin Baldoni) the small but mighty, Wayfarer Studios, an independent Hollywood film studio dedicated to promoting substantive, meaningful films to uplift humanity. Steve is a practicing Bahai and deeply rooted in the core spiritual tenants of the faith which advocate helping unite humanity and combat divisiveness. His film studio Wayfarer, has produced many noteworthy films including, "It Ends With Us" starring Justin Baldoni & Blake Lively, “Code 3” an action-comedy starring Rainn Wilson & Lil Rel Howery, The Pac Man Movie (based on the hit 80’s arcade game), and "Sonic The Hedgehog" with many more films coming in 2025.
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EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS //
+ The power of love being infused into something and how much more it can be felt
+ Steve’s spiritual principles being enhanced, not limited by, his great fortune
+ We are one human family and racism / sexism pollutes this otherwise natural state of ours
+ Steve’s first failed business and what he learned from the experience
+ Learning how to delegate vs. controlling everything so you don’t limit your potential to scale
+ The inception & mission of Steve’s Hollywood FilmStudio, “Wayfarer”
+ How to raise above our instincts towards anger andimpatience
+ Does a ton of money change you or reveal who you really are?
+ Explanation of the Bahai faith and how it speaks directly to the challenges humanity is facing
+ What emotions / thoughts / feelings Steve felt the day he became a Billionaire
+ Mentorship not always being a pre-requisite to being successful, Steve never had a mentor and learned by trying & failing repeatedly
+ Steve’s plans for his film studio in the coming years….
