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Remember why you're doing this, right? Remember why you're carrying about the customer

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Welcome to the Jim Secrets podcast where you talk about how to get more customers how to make more per customer and how to keep them longer and the many failures and

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Lessons that we have learned along the way. I hope you enjoy and subscribe

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Good morning, everyone. It is 4.30 a.m. Rocking in from downtown Austin or not downtown Austin superbia Austin

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But I am knee deep in creating our new phone sales training super robust and then training for our GLX clients

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And jib lords and some I'm very very excited about how it's coming out. It's one of our best stuff

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But while I was going through it

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There was this one kind of way I phrase something that I really liked and I wanted to share it with you

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Which is one of our one of our gyms had been really struggling with sales and he gets on the daily call every day

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Which is why we encourage people to do it where I just coach all our gyms one-on-one and

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He heard something which was to the to the extent of remember why you're doing this, right?

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Remember why you're carrying about the customer now

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Here's where this gets really cool

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He went over whatever over 20 or something and then something switched and he went five for nine right overnight

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Zero for 25 to five for nine right and this is the one thing that switched and this is how I want to share it with you

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He essentially the person who wins so every every sales the same right and a sale is always made either they sell you or you sell them

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But who is the person who makes the sale?

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The person who makes the sale is the person who cares the most about the buyer

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Think about that for a second, and so that's the phrasing that I'm using in the training is

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The person who cares the most about the buyer's interests is the one who will win the sale

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Right like this was super profound for me and so when you're approaching the sale

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You have to come at it from the perspective of I care more about this person than this person cares about them self

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And this is what that gem owner was able to flip in his mind was he remembered why he was he said because I give him the term commission breath

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Right people can smell whether you're in it for there for your agenda or their agenda, right?

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And so if you want to win the sale you have to come at it from the perspective that I care more about your best interest than you do

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Right, you're gonna throw these things in my way

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But I care about you enough to get us through them so we can get to the promise land

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Which is you getting help which is why you're here right and you have to expect that you were going like the sale

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Is not going to go the way that you imagine in your head because people bring all this emotional baggage to the sale and

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It's a problem that's covered in shame and guilt which

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Which is a great a great way of saying

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It's not easy to get people to to trust you to build rapport so they can actually be real with you

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The moment you're able to get someone to be real with you in the sale

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You've already won the sale right because at the end of the sale if for some reason they actually can't afford it

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Which is a very very very very very very very very very small percentage of people

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Then you're on the same side of the table with them and it's like cool

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Then let's actually figure this out together

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But you're coming from it from a perspective that they trust

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That you were acting in their best interest right and so that's ultimately the sale that's got that's being made is that the person

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Needs to trust that you care more about their agenda than they do

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Think about

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That's the sale that's being made if they believe that you care more about them

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Genuinely than they care about themselves or have demonstrated care about themselves than you will win

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And so that's why I see some of our gyms who honestly aren't the most skilled salespeople

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But they kill it and I because I know these guys because there's some guys who are just very

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Processory into they follow the fucking script and they crush it right and that's great

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And I know why those people are successful because they're successful at everything

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But there's some people who are quote personality driven salespeople

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And these are like the really genuinely kindhearted caring people that you can immediately tell from their vibe that they really love fitness

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And really love helping people get in shape and lose weight and take control their lives

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Those people get away with so much

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lack of skill in the sale but are able to close

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Because the people believe that they really are acting in their own best interest right which is why having conviction in your product is so important

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And so if you can simply have that one reframe before you go into the sale which is I'm going to approach this from the perspective that this person

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Needs my help but like actually though

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Like actually getting them to like you actually believing

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That they need your help and that you have to have their true best interest at heart more than they do

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Which is why if you do genuinely have that belief you're going to force them to confront the limiting beliefs that they had

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Right and you're like listen like let me be real with you here

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Like do you think that the reason that you have been successful is because like

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You've you've kind of just like fallen off the bandwagon like you've you've been putting the food in your mouth right

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So that's who's responsibility is that is that is that your busy schedules is that your husband who's who's responsibility is that right

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They're like well, I guess it is mine like right and I'm not saying this to be mean to you

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I'm saying this because I want to help but this time is going to be different right

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And so that way you can break these beliefs systematically throughout so you can actually help this person

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All right, because sales is just coaching right with an outcome. That's defined over a period of time

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All right, so let's get back to the show

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And

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And so I guess the biggest point that I want to make here is that if you can just think about it from that perspective

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This guy had the same script from his first, you know, 25 reps to the the last five of nine that he hit right and mind you

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He made this realization at rep 25, which for some reason is a magical number all right

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But a rep 25 he realized that he just was trying to sell on his agenda and not on the agenda of the other persons

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There's sometimes it's it's uh, I mean one of the things that I was just talking to our sales team about is

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advanced salesmen

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Are advanced because they never don't do the basics right people are defined as advanced because of their outcomes not because of their tactics

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All right advanced lifters aren't doing different tactics the novice lifters

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They just lift more weight and the reason they do it is they've just done it consistently longer right or they're more consistent in general

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They never don't do the basics. They always sleep. They always do the recovery mechanism

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They always eat the macros that they're supposed to hit right. It's the same thing with business and sales

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Like the best salespeople are consistent because they never don't do the basics the tactics don't change

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It's just your execution of them

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All right, and so when I look at professional development. So this is a big zoom out, but I think it's important

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When I when I talk to higher level, you know entrepreneurs who are at like 10 million 20 million etc

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And they're like, what do I need to do to you know to get to the next next thing is I see three

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Major breaking points in professional development as an entrepreneur

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The first is skills right people enter the marketplace of entrepreneurship with no skills

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They have nothing to offer of value and so they have to go acquire skills and there's far more skills

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That you need to acquire than you think right like I need to be able to get customers

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But be able to get customers is a lot of skills put together right?

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You have to know how to write copy you know have to know how to create creative

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You know have to know how to build landing pages

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You know have to have to have to be able to buy and place traffic

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You know have to know how to nurture leads to get them to show up to both schedule and shop to a sales event

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You have to know what type of sales event you want to have is it going to be a presentation?

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Is it going to be a sales call? Is it going to be an in-person appointment?

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Is it going to be a two-step sale like you have to know what the conversion mechanism is it going to be a sales page right?

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You have to know the conversion mechanism is going to be right and then from there

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You have to know the actual scripting closing mechanism is not just the words is how to say the words with the tonalities

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How you ask the questions how you confront obstacles how you overcome them how to process payments

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How like that like this you know, I mean like the the number of skills stacks in order to make it

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But it skills is the first block right the second block

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Is the character traits to execute the skills right as soon as you have your first your first box of tools

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What separates the people who are really successful from the ones who are just moderately successful is that they have the patience the endurance the discipline

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Right to execute their skills within a defined way and that is how they're able to consistently grow because they're consistently

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Executing and so it goes from needing to acquire skills in the beginning to needing to acquire character traits

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Which is why I love the game of entrepreneurship is that the way that you win consistently evolves right?

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It's literally not just more. It's different at every level, right?

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And then that's kind of level two is that you have to develop the character traits to be able to execute the skills

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and then the third

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Is your beliefs right your beliefs about the world your beliefs about the market your belief about what's possible your tolerance

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Of what is acceptable in your organization from an act a standpoint of speed a standpoint of excellence

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Um, and those beliefs are top down those are from you, right?

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And so as you move move through I think it's cyclical, right?

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I think it's every level encompasses all three of those things

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And you kind of have to spin your way through the three of those things over and over again

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And the reason it gets difficult is that you still have to maintain the skills

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The beliefs the character traits of the base below before you can get to the next level where you have new beliefs

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New skills new character traits that need to be developed

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And that's why I think most people love entrepreneurship or at least hopefully you like entrepreneurship if you're in it

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Um, is that it constantly forces you to grow and growth is painful, right?

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And so it's this weird masochistic desire to continue to improve and yet suffer the entire way

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But love the process while you're suffering. So it's this kind of meta thing

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But anyways, I won't get too deep into that big point here is that if you're trying to close and you're trying to get your sales team to close

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The person who cares the most about the buyer will win if the buyer cares more about their outcome than you do

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Then they will win if you care more about their outcome

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Genuinely than they do they will feel that a and b when you confront their beliefs

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They'll see it from a place of genuine care and they will be real with you

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And then when you get to the clothes, they're not going to bring their baggage because you confronted the baggage because you did it from a place of care

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And then they will trust you in the clothes to take them where they need to go

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All right, so that's the big point. That was the big

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That was one of the things that I'm going to be I'm putting it to ourselves trading right now

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Hope you enjoyed this if you did drop a like or a comment if you didn't

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Still drop a like or a comment

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All right anyways have an amazing Thursday. I'll catch you guys soon
