As business owners and coaches, there are always a hundred things we could be doing… but growth usually comes from focusing on the right one or two priorities at the right time. Here’s a quick check-in for the week: Poll: What’s your #1 focus in your business right now? 🔘 Generating more leads 🔘 Converting more sales 🔘 Delivering a better client experience 🔘 Building systems & processes 🔘 Hiring or outsourcing to free up time 👉 Vote above, then share in the comments: Why did you choose this as your focus? The more clarity you have on your #1 priority, the faster you’ll move forward 🚀

You Need These 4 Things to Get Sales Mastery...Fast. 1) A Valid Environment A "Safe" place to make mistakes. No ridicule, judgement or being made to feel bad. Bullies are not allowed. 2) Multiple Quality Repetitions Repetition is the mother of all skills. -Tony Robbins 3) Timely Feedback This way you get rid of bad habits quickly and replace them with good ones that get you results. 4) Deliberate Practice *This is not with a pet at home, a mirror or a spouse (even if they are pro's, a spouse should not be your coach) Deliberate practice means you practice with a coach or mentor who has proven skills. Comment "MASTERY" and I'll get you a FREE GUEST PASS to an upcoming "LIVE" session.

Of these 3, which are you? 1) Hunter 2) Farmer 3) Order Taker What kind of people do you have on your team? What kind of sales person do you think is the best?

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I’m 16, working full-time, and trying to build something outside of it too. I’m just genuinely busy, mentally and physically. Some days I’ve got momentum. Other days I get home from work and feel like doing nothing. (I do it anyways of course) If you’re working a 9-5 or balancing a packed schedule, how do you stay consistent with your goals? Genuinely curious what’s been working for you.