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99% of wrestlers focus on everything EXCEPT what puts money in their pocket. They obsess over gear, workrate, ring psychology, and building heat. But they ignore the ONE thing that keeps their wrestling dream alive: SALES. No wrestler ever went broke from making too much money. But thousands quit because they couldn't figure out how to get paid. Here's the truth: You need to commit to ONE sales-focused action every single day. Not once you feel like it. Not when you have time. EVERY. SINGLE. DAY. That could be: - Posting content that builds your personal brand - Reaching out to a promoter about a booking - Creating a new merch design - Recording a video for your YouTube channel - Engaging with fans who could buy from you Most of you treat wrestling like a hobby with bills. You train hard but market soft. You want respect but refuse to sell. Sales isn't dirty. Sales is what separates pros from pretenders. If you're not thinking about money, someone else is thinking about THEIR money. And they're taking yours. So here's your challenge: What's the ONE thing you'll do TODAY to bring in more money? Not next week. Not when you're ready. TODAY. Comment below and lock it in. 💰

Promos are where most wrestlers struggle. They freeze up. They forget their words. They sound scripted and fake. Imagination can fix this. Before you cut a promo, hear it in your head first. Not word for word. That's memorizing. This is different. Hear the emotion. Feel what your character feels. See the reaction you want from the crowd. What does your character want to say? What do they need to get across? What emotion are they feeling? When you've imagined the promo from the inside out, the words come easier. You're not reciting a script. You're expressing something you've already felt in your mind. The best promos feel real because the wrestler felt them first. They imagined the emotion before they spoke the words. Use your imagination to prepare your promos. Feel it first. Then say it.

If wrestling always feels like a grind, something is off. Yes, wrestling is work. Yes, it’s hard. Yes, it takes sacrifice. But if it feels like nothing but suffering, burnout is coming. The goal is not to escape the work. The goal is to blur the line between work and play. ***WHAT THIS ACTUALLY MEANS FOR WRESTLERS*** This does NOT mean: Being lazy Not training Not taking it seriously It means this: You stop treating wrestling like a job you endure and start treating it like a game you want to win. The best wrestlers in the world are obsessed. Not forced. Not dragged. Obsessed. They train because they want to get better. They study matches because it’s interesting. They think about their character because it’s fun. That’s not weakness. That’s an edge. ***WHY MOST WRESTLERS BURN OUT*** Most wrestlers only focus on: Money Bookings Validation Results When you only chase outcomes, you lose the joy. And when the joy disappears, consistency disappears. That’s when people quit. ***THE SECRET MOST PEOPLE MISS*** Hard work and fun are not opposites. You can: Train hard and enjoy it Take wrestling seriously and still have fun Push yourself and love the process Think about pro athletes. They practice constantly. They train year round. They sacrifice more than most people. But they are still playing a game. That mindset is why they last. ***HOW TO APPLY THIS RIGHT NOW*** Ask yourself: What part of wrestling do I actually enjoy the most? What am I naturally good at? What makes time disappear when I’m doing it? That’s where you should lean in. If promos excite you, build around that. If in ring storytelling excites you, sharpen that. If connecting with fans excites you, use that as your weapon. Stop forcing yourself into someone else’s version of success. ***TAKE IT SERIOUSLY. JUST NOT TOO SERIOUSLY.*** Wrestling matters. Your career matters. Your future matters. But remember this: It’s still a game. Play to win. Keep score. Work hard. Just don’t forget to enjoy playing.