Fish & Chips after dancing the night away at Raquels with The Two Russells… Rob Jupp reveals all

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Mortgage giant Rob Jupp reveals all on episode 22 of The Two Russells podcast to the property and real estate lending sectors.

Jupp and podcast hosts Russell Quirk, who is one of the ‘Two Russells’ alongside Russell Jervis, talk both success and, importantly, failure.

In times of stress and challenge when the chips are down do you bottle up your feelings and concerns from even your closest loved ones? Is that healthy?

Jupp also tells the lads about his addiction and how he has dealt with it – and it’s not what you think.

Russell Jervis and Russell Quirk
Russell Jervis and Russell Quirk

“I think you’re you know if you’re if you want to run your own business you just know right, says Jupp. “I was University educated the first person in my extended family to get to that point. I was a straight A student when there was just A’s as the top.

“I got to a good university, did a good degree and then just started in the mortgage sector because that was the only job in the ‘92 ‘93 recession I could get that would pay me a decent salary.”

Jupp reveals how starting out at Countrywide as a mortgage adviser set him on course to become one of their top consultants in the country.

The rest, as they say, is history.

Watch the full episode HERE.

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