This is 234 minutes of sales training that will explode your commissions in 2025. If you don't know who I am, my name is Josh Lions and as a high ticket closer, I was able to go from zero to earning over $100,000 per month in commissions within 17 months. I then went on to train top sales teams in the industry like Alex Hormoszy's old gym launch sales team and I took them to their highest close rates in over a Year. And now I run alongside my mentor a private mastermind for salespeople who want to become the
top 0.00001% of salespeople. That is called the unicorn closer mastermind. And every single week inside that mastermind, closers have invested a minimum of $12,000 to get access to a weekly live training run by myself. And in that weekly live training, we do call reviews, we do role plays, and I teach them the advanced sales methodology, Which is scriptless selling and internal mastery that allowed me to live the life of my dreams by earning a massive living as a closer. And as a result of showing up, of putting in the work, and having access to a
mentor that has already accomplished what these closers want to accomplish, we have closers like Skyler, who is now earning over $83,000 a month in commissions by getting access to this weekly live training. We have closers like Manuel, Who is earning over $63,000 per month in commissions by getting access to this weekly live training. Now, for the first time ever and possibly the last time, we are going to give you access to one of these weekly live trainings so that you can see for yourself what it really takes to master high ticket sales. What does it
really take in terms of the training? What does it really take in terms of the environment? What does it really take in terms of mastering Psychology, human behavior, and communication to be able to live the life of your dreams? To answer that question, buckle in and you are going to get access to nearly 4 hours of sales training that if you implement and if you execute, it will become inevitable that you make more money in commissions right now. So, without any further ado, let's crack in. All right, let's crack in guys with some wins. For
those that are here for the first time, welcome Aboard. Welcome to the Unicorn Closer Mastermind. We start these Wednesday calls with some wins for the next 10 minutes. Then we'll jump into training. That will be cool reviews, role plays, and then Q&A at the end. So, who has a win that they would like to share from this last seven days? All right, David, off you go. Awesome. Can you hear me? All right, mic's working. I can. Yep. Awesome. My wife had our second daughter on Sunday. So, new little baby baby girl Paid in full objectionless
clothes. So, um feeling really excited. You know, when you connect to that reason why you show up here, everything's super easy. So, really happy about 100%. Absolutely love it. All right, Jeremy. Yeah. uh after the uh role play or the uh call review with you that got uploaded to YouTube, uh I've started going back through and and I've I completely transcribed the entire role play and studied that transcription Of that. And uh on my first call uh that I had, I ended up, you know, going through and and you know, ended up going through as
much of the quantifying as much as possible and uh was able to close a sale a little bit smaller than I normally would have done just to get some cash in the, you know, not leave any money on the table. Um so that's a win. Beautiful. Show up, do the work, guys. Get paid. Very simple. All right, Skyler. Yo yo, just wanted to share a great win. Last week got to spend the entire week in Miami with my company and a bunch of our clients and I got like an hour of sizzle real testimonials. So
just being feeling fired up to spend time with clients in person and just get to interview them about the experience they had after I sold them last year. So that was one of the coolest things and carrying the energy into the week. Our team is on a great pace right now. Me And Nicole Brian all got nifs at 32ks and it's not even Wednesday yet, man. So just stoked for the team. Let's go. Love that. All right, Nikil. Yeah, so small win um doing the schedule the way you taught. Absolute gamecher. Now, I've tried for
years to write down a schedule and follow it, and I've never been able to do it. And I just because I was always trying to follow it down to the minute, and I would always get upset Because I couldn't do it. Just putting these hour blocks and following doing the things in the launchpad, my sleep's the best it's ever been. So, uh, it's awesome. That's a sexy calendar right there. I got to say that looked really good. You could tell that he took his time with the with the ruler and all of that. Like, it
was [ __ ] sexy. I measured it out to the like the quarter inch. Love it. Love it. All right, last one. Uh, brother, how do I pronounce Your name? Is it Hakeim? It's French. Say, say it again for me. All right, brother. Share your win with us. Yes. Um, pleasure to be here. First time on this call. I joined two weeks ago. Nice. And was a [ __ ] month. [ __ ] month and that's why I joined and that was a tough first week like I felt like I have a lot of main
virus a lot of [ __ ] like that and I really commit like been five days only content from this Mastermind only sales only listening to calls [ __ ] awesome states just finished the close right now and like three close today a fourth one will get the payment tomorrow like let's go. It's it's I had a period like two weeks without closing like [ __ ] never have that like it's gone. It's right now it's it's over. It's game over but I have to keep humble keep showing up keep doing the work and so
you were in a in a rut before you Joined took action committed going through the training and then you've broken the rut and starting to close deals. Love that. Well done. One recommendation for you. I don't know if you've got to the video yet. We have a video called the professional. I would recommend that you get a microphone. Uh if you're using just the microphone on the MacBook or whatever computer you're using, it is quite difficult to hear you. And if I was a if I was a prospect, It would it would make me have
to use my brain more just to try and hear you instead of just listening to your questions and answering the questions. So, I would on your next paycheck, I know you had a bad month, so you maybe didn't have a good paycheck last one. On the next commission check, if you have the money, don't put yourself in a bad situation, but I would take some of the money and I would invest in a microphone. Okay. Okay. As soon as Possible, I guess it love it. Beautiful. All right, let's crack into the first call review. Let's
see how far we get. Who's got the first one? I think I uh snuck in there. I'll resend it. Uh yes, please. Thank you. All right. Got it. Now, all right, guys. Pen, paper, notes. Let's dive in. The first bit, checking the four core pillars. Making sure that we're nailing that right. We're not adding in buts or any additional words that we don't want. But most Importantly, checking the energy at the front part of the call. Because as we've seen from a number of call reviews, if your energy is off in the beginning, I can
pretty much tell you what happens for the rest of the call without going more than 15 seconds into the call review. Minute 45 to get it started. Yeah. All right. Perfect. Hey, Ashley, welcome in. Down at the bottom of your screen, there should be an icon to turn on your audio And video so I can hear you and see you. Nice. Hello. Hello. This is Ian with Love Strategies. How are you doing today? I'm good. Great energy so far. Good. Thank you. Okay. Step out to my car so that I don't get interrupted. Yeah, I
was going to All right. I stepped out to my car so I don't get interrupted. Let's analyze that very quickly. What does that mean, guys? So I don't get interrupted. I My first thought was that she was probably going To be embarrassed to have this conversation around anybody else. and she didn't want to talk about this in front of other people, but also that she's taken this call very seriously. I like it. I like that we're on the same page that she takes the call seriously. What I would improve is we don't want to assume
what it is that was actually going on. All I know is that she mentioned I don't want to get interrupted. So, what does that Mean? Like what can we absolutely guarantee that that does mean in her life right now? It means that she normally gets interrupted. Not necessarily, but pretty close. It means that at this exact moment in time, if she was in the house or wherever she's outside, it's likely that she was going to get interrupted. Okay? I don't know that it's because she doesn't want to have the conversation in front of people. That's
an assumption. I don't Know that she usually gets interrupted in her life. That's an assumption. But what I do know is that she made a conscious choice that if she had stayed at home, she was probably going to get interrupted. Now, why does that matter, guys? Maybe she's not comfortable or safe in that environment that she was in. Not comfortable or safe in what way? Feeling like she's not surrounded by a group of people that she can be open around. Her fight or flight response may Be turned on. All right, let's go with how come
you've both got the same Ian. Oh, no. That was my screen was calling you both the same people. So, let's start with Ian's. Same as what I said to Jeremy. It it could be true, but on a sales call, you don't want to assume anything. The moment you assume, you're just gambling with your commission and you're gambling with the person's life. So, maybe it's true, but I don't know. Braden, then say what you said again. I said it could be that, you know, she's kind of in a fight orflight response simply because if she's used
to getting interrupted or maybe was previously just getting interrupted, she may be in a a non-receptive state. That's closer potentially. Yeah. If she's in a place physically, emotionally, spiritually, mentally where she's like, I was about to get interrupted, she might be more tense Than usual. Yep. Sam, I mean, she's proactively taken measures to make sure she can be more focused for the call. So, I mean, for me, it's already a good sign. Like outside, that's absolutely true. It's a good sign. Let me give it to you guys. If someone says, "I've had to leave the
house so I don't get interrupted." Knowing that she's in a place where she might get interrupted, I want to know why. So, I would just say, "Oh, interesting. That's great that you Took some time out. you didn't want to get interrupted. What was it that could have interrupted you? What was it that could have interrupted you? Now, she could turn around and say, "My kids, my husband, my work, my this, my that." And I would then say, "Oh, why why is it any particular reason that could have interrupted you?" And if she turns around and
says, "Well, yes, this call is very important to me, but right now with my work, things are crazy. And if I Was in the house and my mobile rg or the phone rg or I was in front of my emails or whatever, it was highly likely that I got interrupted with something important to do. Why does that matter? Because now I'm starting to understand this person's current state. And right now on this call, I need to separate all of that stuff and get her to just focus on what's going on right now. And if someone
is going to finish this call and go back to an environment where they are Probably going to get interrupted, what is the likelihood that if we hadn't closed the deal on the first call that she's going to get off that call and start thinking about objection handling herself, following up with me, doing anything like that? Very, very, very slim. So, straight away, I'm thinking, if it's a fit for this prospect, I better [ __ ] close this deal while she's on the phone. Because the moment she gets off the phone, she's going back To reality.
Interrupted, busy, things going on. I don't know what's going on. I don't know if it's cuz she's uncomfortable having the conversation in front of people. All I do know is that she's in a place where she doesn't really have much alone time to do what's important to her. That she has to leave the place in order to get that opportunity. That's a big deal, guys. Cuz what are we actually selling someone on the phone? Your product and service? No. We're selling them thinking through things in a different way and therefore deciding things in a different
way. The ability for someone to think through things in a different way and do something different with them is very much predicated on do they even have the mental bandwidth to think things through. I'm not selling someone. I'm not just bringing them to a call having a bit of a chitchat with them and saying right this is our product here's the Price. No, I'm actually needing someone to solve their own problems during this hour. Anybody ever heard the phrase on the lights are on but nobody's home. Well, I don't want this woman to be in
that situation where we're on the phone call, but she's thinking about whatever else is going to interrupt her. Now, look at how professional and caring and beneficial to the sale it would be if I turned around and do this. Okay, just curious. What was it that could have Interrupted you? Blank, blank, blank. I'm not going to give examples. I say, "Okay, any particular reason that could have interrupted you?" Blank, blank, blank. She says, "Why?" I then say, "Oh, interesting. Uh, are you in a place where we can actually spend the time for an hour with
you being 100% present and diving very deep into your love life and you know what you've got going on, what you want to accomplish, or is it better if we reschedu for a later time or Another day when I I I really appreciate that you've actually physically moved out of the house, but maybe mentally you have more bandwidth." She can turn around and say yes or no. Let's go down the scenario. She says, "Actually, Ian, if I'm Ian, that would be really appreciated." What happens? Number one, I now get the call on the calendar at
another date where the probability of it closing is much higher. In other words, I didn't burn the lead. Number two, Which is for the prospect's benefit, by the way, if they actually need to be on this call and they're trying to be on the call, but mentally their lights are on but nobody's home, I'm not serving the prospect by just trying to or consciously or unconsciously ignoring what she just said. Second thing, if she then reschedules with me for a different time, how much does she trust me now that number one, I heard what she
said, number two, I cared about what she said, And then number three, I didn't pressure her to stay on the call. I was like, "You know what? I don't need you to be here right now today. I want you to be here when we can actually try and solve this." She now hops on a follow-up call, which is not a follow-up. It's a re reschedule for a different time. And she's like, "Wow, I I I already feel good. I already feel like I like this person and they care and they want to help me." So,
there's so many layers to This, guys, that you're not even thinking through. And this is how instead of trying to focus on how do I close the one sale in front of me, having a much larger, broader mental model and philosophy, which is how do I be a better human being as a closer? And what ends up happening is you close more deals on the one call close. You close more deals on a reschedule. You close more deals because more people turn up because you're now emitting an energy Which is I give a [ __
] about people. The more you're aware of these things and present, the more everything in your life is just going to start conspiring in your favor. Does that all make sense? Yeah. Yeah. Oh, I had to leave the house cuz I've got a lot going on. Oh, uh, cuz I might I thought I'd get interrupted. Oh, any particular that would have interrupted you? Straight away, we're into listening and caring and having a real conversation, not a scripted call. Even though right now at the front part of the call it is scripted in the sense of
what do you do? You run the four core pillars. Well, I ain't going to run the four core pillars right now. If she says something that I think, well, that's important. I'll just put the four core pillars to the side and have a quick chitchat about what's actually going on that she might get interrupted. Let's go down the path to finish this off where she says, "No, I could have been Interrupted, but this is really important. I need to take this phone call now. I've left the house so I don't get interrupted. Thank you for
asking me if I'd like to reschedule. Let's continue immediately. Trust level on the call through the roof. Detachment and her the prospects view of us being so detached through the roof. The likelihood that she wants to buy from us has already been exponentially increased. We haven't even got to the Four core pillars. You see how minute the little things are, guys? Within one second of the call, I'm already a hundred steps ahead of you, playing a bigger game. I'm playing chess. You're playing checkers. Oh, well, maybe she didn't want to take the call in front
of someone. No, that doesn't matter. What matters is she's got some [ __ ] going on. I care. I want to talk about it. What's going on? Why does that matter? Why could that have interrupted you? No Worries at all. What's best for you, Mrs. Prospect? What's best for me, Jeremy, Josh, Ian, whoever the closer is, I'd like to continue with the call. Excellent. Now, before you just turn around and say, "Excellent. Let's continue with the call." You have a moral and ethical duty to tie it down. Okay. You want to continue with the call.
Excellent. Can I Can I just confirm? Are you Are you 100% sure you're in a mental space, given that You've got some things that could interrupt you just a few feet away, that you can really be present, not just physically in the car, but also mentally? She then turns around and says, "Yes, that has now done two things. Shown that I'm an expert because I'm not willing to just move forward without a tie down. In other words, I don't need you. You need me." And number two, it's made her actually make a conscious commitment to
herself that she Is going to be present. whatever's going on in the house in her mind as well cuz she's thinking about the things that were going to interrupt her. She makes a conscious choice to take that out of her brain for an hour and put it to the side. This is all serving the prospect at a higher level. And when you serve people at a higher level, what happens to your bank account? It reflects the level of service and care and moral authority and responsibility that you Show to other people. And we're not even
one second into the call. All right, I'm done. Does that make sense? Makes perfect sense. Say, I see you're in a car. You're not planning on driving, are you? No. Nope. I'm just out in the parking lot of my shop. Perfect. And in her shop? So, I am going to make an assumption here, and it's just to to give an example, guys. I definitely wouldn't say this to the prospect. What if her shop is in chaos right now? And Therefore, if she hadn't left the shop, she is going to get interrupted. That's not a good
mind space for someone to be making a decision. I'm already getting this data from the prospect. Where are you located? And Carne, Nebraska. Awesome. And I know we do have a limited amount of time today, so you ready? Anybody else notice anything about the prospect? She looks nervous. Massively. Probably connected to the fact that the shop is in chaos, but we don't know That. We can't assume that. So, what should we do without assuming if we're noticing something? Ask her if she's okay. I I could be completely wrong, Ashley. Uh, and forgive me for being
direct, but I get the sense that you're maybe a little bit nervous or something's going on. What's going to happen? She will do this. She'll go and she'll either go, "Yeah, Jacob, you're you're 100% right. I'm I'm super nervous. I got the Shop behind me. We've got so much going on. I had booked this call. I didn't want to ghost you. I've turned up to the call, but honestly, we got so much going on. What should you do? Probably reschedule the [ __ ] call. Because otherwise, you're just wasting the lead, wasting her time, wasting
your time. Or she's going to go, "Yeah, got so much going on, but you know what? I'm I'm ready to crack in with this. Let's let's get on with it." What's going to happen is that the tension of her holding on to what's going on in her mind and in her heart and not being able to express it for any any of you that haven't uh or any of you that have started reading the book letting go. The whole point is when we're holding on to emotions, it is not good for you. Her just being
able to see that someone noticed, someone cared allows her to let the emotions go. Let the emotions go that you know what, I'm Super nervous. I want to take this call because I'm respectful and I'd scheduled it and I didn't want to ghost you. And you then have to read the room as a closer and be like, well, I think we should reschedu because you can see that she's not in an emotional place that's going to serve her, that's going to allow this call to have a a free run for her to do what she
needs to do on this call, which is really concentrate, really go deep, really take ownership, Really take accountability, make a [ __ ] commitment at the end of the call. are you going to do nothing about this or are you going to do something about it right now? She probably isn't in the mental space to be able to do that with everything that we've seen so far. Hey Josh, real quick. I uh I experienced this a noticeable amount on tax alchemy on the setting calls. If what are your thoughts on setting call versus closing call?
Because I know We spoke about if somebody's like eating Chick-fil-A or they have like a kid in the background. Is it like is it to your best judgment or what are your thoughts? I think there's a much lower bar given that it's just a setting call. If someone's gone ahead and booked in a a full closing call at a specific time, I I think it's very professional and demonstrating expertise that if someone's not ready, not prepared, not present to reschedule. with a setting Call, you don't really have as much leverage over the prospect to kind
of expect them to be sitting there as prepared. But I I would have a limit like if they're literally licking the [ __ ] barbecue sauce off their chicken fingers while they're eating their chicken wings and they're doing that for a few minutes, at some point I'm going to say, "Hey, totally understand you're on your break for lunch. Uh, this call is going to be pretty quick if we can Actually uh like dive in. Can you just put the chicken wings down for 10 minutes and then we can just get this knocked out and see
what the next steps are? Is that something you're willing to do? Yes. So, if if it's just blatantly obvious that they're they're so invested in what they're doing, which is not this call, at some point I'll call it out, but I wouldn't be as upfront for the first five minutes because they don't [ __ ] know you. They didn't book in a Call. Does that make sense? It does. And this is a somewhat isolated thing, but it's happened a few times where people get on, they're very brash, and they say, "Hey, I know we're booked
in for 30 minutes. I only have 10 to 15. Uh, let's get going." Is that reschedulew worthy, or should we just try? The prospect said that. Yeah, that's happened two or three times. And do you need 30 minutes on a setting call? It depends. if they're full-time W2 and they know nothing about real estate. Yeah, I need all that time to educate them so they actually have context to go into the into the sales call. But I don't know that until we get into it. And so, okay. So, so then two things are going to
decide this. Your general lead flow. If your lead flow is higher and you've got an abundance of leads, I'd rather be managing my time where if someone says, "I've only got 15 minutes And I know that I might need 30." I just tell them, "We, well, no worries, but we need 30 minutes. That's why we scheduled for 30 minutes cuz I have things I need to do." So, if my lead flow is high, I would be more leveraging my stack of opportunities rather than trying my best to fit a square peg in a round hole.
If my opportunities are low, I'll just go with it. The second thing is what matters more then once you've made that call to go for it or not go for it is You're the one running the shots. In other words, you don't want to get 15 minutes in and the person says, "Oh, I need to go now." You want to get into the call and then you're the one saying, "Okay, I've got everything I needed within the first 15 minutes to get to the next part, which is me educating you on uh some of the
things that we got going on over here. I need those extra 15 minutes. Uh, which is why we booked in for 30 minutes, but no worries. When Do you have 15 minutes? You need to be the one cutting the call, telling them what's going on, not letting them run the decisions. Does that make sense? It does. Yeah. Two out of the three times this happened, I didn't move forward in the call because I figured we were going to get to that. So, I was just trying to reschedule them and they didn't like it. They were
like, you know, I'm busy full-time. You got me now. Let's get into it. And it's Like if we're going to go 15 minutes in now, what are the odds that we're gonna find 15 minutes later? And then what are the odds on top of that that you're gonna have another hour later on if at the time we booked in, you can't do the 30 if needed. That's a very valid point. It's kind of like, okay, so you you you booked in a call for 30 minutes, but you only have 50 minutes. Any particular reason uh
why that changed? Oh, yeah. I'm super busy. Oh, excellent. Thanks For letting me know. based on the fact that you're super busy, let's just get this all done in one call rather than us going backwards and forwards and trying to cram in another 50 minutes and spending a massive amount of time laboring over admin to try and reconnect. Let's just reschedule now. You could use that against them, but you have to start it with questions. Oh, any particular reason, you know, we had a 30-minute call booked in and now you've Only got 15. And if
they turn around and say anything like, "Oh, something came up. Things come up. I'm super busy. this is my lifestyle. Just use it against them. Okay, great. Thanks for letting me know. That's awesome. If you're that busy, then you know, chasing you down and you chasing me down and having another 50 minutes and separating this into two calls doesn't make any sense. This is my suggestion. Let me know if that works for you. So, control. Yeah. Awesome. Josh, I got a quick question about going back to the spotting this nervous behavior. I'm I'm having a
difficult time noticing this stuff. I was wondering if you could go back to that part and just play that again and and point out the specifics of what you noticed so that I can better identify that, please. It would be It's her eyes. It's her eyes and her body language. If any of you Thank you for doing that, Jeremy. That's excellent. If any of you are listening to anything I'm saying and thinking, "It makes sense, but I I didn't see it." You have to ask, guys. If you don't see it, we're going to go back
and we're going to play it again. And I'm going to point it out. There is no point me teaching you something that in the moment of the call, you didn't even see it coming. So if any of you on anything that we do for the rest of this 4 hours or any live training want to do What Jeremy did, you have a moral responsibility to man up, woman up, put your hand up and say, "I didn't see it." So thank you for demonstrating that, Jeremy. Let's go back. Oh no, it's a bit later than that.
140 coming out of the pre-all checklist meditation. What was that? Oh, sorry. Just that little moment is me and my uh pre-all checklist meditation before letting her in. Beautiful. Your screen there should be an icon to turn on your audio and video So I can hear you and see you. I do have another question too, Josh, on energy when you start a call because I've been I've had clients that I've been coaching where I told them to be more neutral in like their like their smiles as an example cuz like Ian's smiling here and he
looks nice and everything, but like some of I feel like I feel like when you're smiling, it's like you're trying to it's like people pleasing type of thing and you're Trying to like get them to like you by smiling and I and um I'm wonder and I told them like you have this like Labrador puppy happy dog you know energy and we need to like calibrate that back a little bit whereas I'm too you know I have too stern of a face so I need to soften it up. So I have a question about smiling
also when you enter a call like this. Beautiful. So there's two levels of analysis for that. Level one is how far are you swinging the pendulum in Either direction. In general, if it's too extreme one way or another, it's often, and I say often, coming from a place of falseness. You're too stern is because you're actually trying to put on this front that you're like super serious and super professional and you're not expressing any emotions and you're keeping your cards close to your chest. In other words, it's coming from a deep place of insecurity. The
other extreme, overly friendly, overly smiley, Puppy dog eyes, looking like a little Labrador because you're insecure that people don't like you and you want everybody to like you. So, in general, we have the extremes. Neither of those are good. However, let me give you an example. You have met the underground mentor in person. When you meet the underground mentor in person and he is in the mode of being happy, you're like, "Fuck me. This guy's energy is through the roof as far as smiling, happy, Having a blast, having a great time." So he's super extreme
on one end, but that's when we have to look at things on a deeper level of analysis. Is that extreme sternness or extreme happiness truly coming from you for you with no attachment or neediness or desire from anybody else to receive anything in return? or is the extreness coming from you're doing that to project an image and to try and gain a response. So there's two layers to anal to analyze It. If you're coaching someone and it's not just glaringly obvious that someone's overly smiley cuz they're being fake. How do you figure it out? You
say to them, "I notice that you're smiling a lot. Why is that?" And if they turn around and say, "Well, I want to show that I want to show the customer that I'm really nice and you know, I want I want them to feel comfortable and blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah." Okay, so you're doing it for the Customer, then that's probably not the right reason. If they turn around, and I could guarantee if we asked Ian, uh, if we were there on this call and we said to Ian, "Hey, Ian, why are
you so smiley?" He would have probably turned around right now and said, "I just feel in a good mood." Yeah. Exactly. In other words, he just genuinely felt in a good mood, right? He's not trying to do it for the prospect. He's just like, I'm I'm going to enjoy my day. And if me Enjoying my own day means that I'm smiling, right? I don't need anything from the prospect, it makes no [ __ ] difference whether they look [ __ ] or they smile back or they don't smile back. So, those are the two levels
of analysis. Great question. You're very welcome. Josh, can I ask a question to that? Like, go for what you just said. Um, yeah. Sometimes what happens with me is I try to I try my best to do that and be friendly or whatever the mood's going To be because I want to, but sometimes I find that if I try to start off friendly and then I meet one of those types that's just all business or like, "All right, cool." you know, like they're not giving you anything. Then I flip it to the opposite where I
try to match that energy, but I don't like the fact that I'm kind of stamping myself down because he didn't react the way that I was expecting or I wanted. So, part of me is like, well, just read the room, read the Person. Like, how can you be all happy and this guy's, you know, deadpan? But I guess the question is when someone's just giving you nothing, how do you kind of embody that, you know, non- neediness or whatever word you want to use it of, hey, like I'm in a good mood. If this guy's
not in a good mood, you know, too bad for him, but I'm going to continue to be that. And also kind of calibrate to what you're reading from the other person. It It's such a simple answer, Brother, that it's going to seem like it can't be. It's just a choice. If you want to choose up to the c turn choose to turn up to the call smiling regardless of the way the prospect reacts and when they react one way or another you just continue to be yourself that's a choice. If you want to show up
to the call smiling thinking I am in a happy mood but if the prospect turns up this way I'm now not sure what mood to be in. That's also a choice. It's the Choice of do you want to be uh the central point of your own life or do you want to be a leaf in the wind that's blowing around to everybody else. That's part one. Part two is calibration. So the calibration is not because I need something from the prospect or I I need the sale, but because I care about the prospect, should I
calibrate a certain way to be slightly smilier or slightly more serious for the prospect's benefit? Not because the prospect responded a Certain way and made me feel something, made me feel like, oh [ __ ] I should probably be more serious now. It's it's where does the decision come from first? Is it you deciding I am going to calibrate for the prospect or is it you being reactive and thinking, "Oh [ __ ] the prospect made me feel a bit [ __ ] because I'm smiling and they're not. Maybe I should tone it down a
bit." If you're the commander, if you're the leader, then everything's going to be Fine. If you're the one that's that's uh subjective to the prospect, then that's not going to be good. Does that make sense? That does. Yeah. Thank you. You're very welcome. All right. So, the first thing, Jeremy, as far as your question, what's the difference? Look at Ian. His head is not moving very much. His body is not moving very much. He's looking at the same place. And the reason I point that out is because we're going to contrast that to the lady.
Okay. Ian's still as a rock. He's not [ __ ] Hello. Hello. This is Ian with Love Strategies. How are you doing today? I'm doing good, thank you. Okay. Step out to my car so that I don't get interrupted. Yeah, I was. So, first of all, her body movements is she's putting the phone up somewhere. In other words, she didn't pre-prepare and then hit go on the Zoom call. She's kind of doing everything all at once. So, first things first, she's not a she's not planned Ahead. She's reactive to, oh, I've got this call. [
__ ] I better turn the call on. Oh, I need to put the phone over there. So, straight away, she's not like Ian, which is 2 minutes before the call. I've already finished my previous call. I'm going to read my pre-call checklist. I'm going to meditate for a few moments. Now, I'm going to take my call. Everything is on my schedule. This woman is not like Say, I see you're in a car. You're not planning on driving, are you? Nope. Nope. Second thing, she's not even looking. So, what is she doing? So, that's number two.
I'm just out in the parking lot of my shop. Perfect. Third thing, she's bobbing backwards and forwards as she's responding. Yeah. And so, where you which is the opposite of what Ian's doing. And what Ian's doing is what we could call stillness. You cannot sit still physically if you are not still mentally. If someone's bobbing around, it's cuz their mind is all over The [ __ ] place. They are uncomfortable sitting in the stillness located. And Carney, Nebraska moving again, bobbing to the side. Awesome. And I know moving her hands around. I don't know what
she's doing, but she's like fiddling with her fingers. Limited amount of time today. So, you ready to jump on in? Yeah. Okay. So, scratching her neck. Yeah. Yep. I think that's all of them. Did you catch them? Yep. Yep. Thank you. Today is really all about You. So, we'll dig into your story and go deep on what you've got going on currently and also get clarity on what you're looking to accomplish in your love life ultimately to see if we have alignment there with what we actually do here. Are you reading this, Ian, or have
you memorized it? I've memorized it. Okay. It sounds a little bit scripted. Yeah. So, you said Yeah. Like, you know that? I I had I had, you know, I've I've watched this call myself and kind of Realized that at at this point it did sound of kind of just sound like I was reciting from a script. Yeah. Do you feel like you've handled that now? Yeah, I I do think so. Read it to me. Okay. So, this call is really all about you. So, we'll dig into your story and go deep on what you've got
going on currently. Pause. Pause. M. So, here's a way to make something sound more intentional. You speak quick and then stop and then quick and then stop as Opposed to the same pace. So, what you're kind of doing is so this call is really about you. We're going to dig into your story and then we're going to do blank and then we're going to do blank and then we're going to do blank and then blank and blank and blank. It's very much like that. Instead, you want it to be what's called stacato. So, you can
speak a bit quicker but then you have a pause. So, we are going to go deep into this call. This call is really About you and we're going to dig into your story, exactly what you've got going on, and then also what you want to accomplish. And then if that is aligned with what we've got going on over here, then we can jump into all those details. Sound good? Right. So, it's talk, shut up, talk, shut up, talk, shut up. as opposed to memorize the whole thing and say the whole thing in kind of one
slower go. You can talk quicker but then you pause. So if we actually looked at The total duration of me saying the frame versus you, it should be the same amount of time but when I'm speaking it's actually a bit quicker and then I have the pause and then I speak a bit quicker and then I have the pause as opposed to yours is an average pace the whole way through. Does that make sense? Yeah, absolutely. Makes perfect sense. Beautiful. With our love coaching program. If not, I'll just be direct and tell you. But if
I do see a clear path On us coaching you to find love, then I'll open up a So like when you said if if if not, I'll I'll be direct and tell you. You then just carried on talking. It it should be a pause and then if not, you know, I'll just be direct and tell you. And then you carry on to the next bit. Okay? That's how people talk. They say something and then they pause because they're thinking about the next thing to say and then they say it out loud really quickly and then
they pause Again. That's how people talk normally. They don't just have one thing that they just keep saying for two minutes straight for you. Walk you through how we make it happen and get into all the details from there. Sound good? Right. Sounds good. And so I took a look at your applic. So at that point straight away you should have paused. I I see that you're still maybe getting something handled. Like she she was looking out the window, so what what the [ __ ] is she doing? If that was the first time she'd
looked out the window, I wouldn't call it out. But given that for the entire 4 minutes, she's been not 100% present, there is no point going further in the call cuz she's not in an emotional or spiritual place where she can actually be present. Got all those details. And so I'm curious in your opinion, what's the And so I'm curious in your opinion. So it's And so pause. I'm curious. Pause. In Your opinion, pause. What is probably a pause again. The biggest pause challenge. Pause. You're having in your love life pause right now. Now, I'm
emphasizing the pauses a bit too much, but that's how the energy should feel. It's talk, shut up, cork, shut up, talk, shut up, talk, shut up. As opposed to just one whole thing. Can I try that real quick? Absolutely. Go for it. Yeah. I think it's like one of those things where I'm noticing like he is pausing, But it's for like a quarter of a second rather than like 3/4 of a second. And and it's the explosiveness when you talk. It should be explode out the words that you're saying and then complete silence. Explode and
then complete silence as opposed to the words just kind of falling out of your mouth. But there's no it's called dynamics in singing or in speaking. So I say so in your opinion pause. What is pause the biggest challenge? Pause. It's Explosive. And then and it doesn't mean it has to be loud. I could say so in your opinion what is the biggest challenge that you are having in your dating life right now? Doesn't have to be loud. doesn't have to be shouted, but I'm very punctual and very intentional when I'm talking. It's not just,
oh, I open my mouth and the script comes out and then I shut my mouth. You're you're you're projecting the words out into the Universe which also to do that you have to really be thinking about what you're saying because that's what gives you the explosiveness and that starts communicating to the prospect subconsciously that you're actually attempting to get something from them through your words as far as communication as far as a response from them. So try it again Ian. And so I'm Curious in your opinion, what's the biggest challenge in your love life right
now? So that was much better. The pauses are a little bit too long. Okay. But that's much better. Yeah. Yeah. Overesting. Yeah. Yeah. Cool. That that's it. In your love life right now. And so there just to finish this, it shouldn't be right now. It should be right now. And that's because you're reciting a script as opposed to actually thinking through What you're saying and intonating the actual phrasing. Um, I guess trying to find a guy that is equal match to me that will stick around. I kind of watched Well, I watched your guys' live
feed last night of worthy men. So, keeping a worthy man around. I was married for 16 years and my husband passed away five years ago. So I have three children, teenagers, two teenage boys still at home and a girl daughter in her 20s. Um, So they're self-sufficient ages for me to go out into the dating scene, but I've never been on like any dating sites or anything like that. I don't know, kind of shy when it comes to that. But then I started seeing a guy, well I started talking to him in May, finally met
up with him November. Everything was going well and progressed probably January and then he backed away and I was told that I was too intimidating. So I don't know. Okay. So notes should have Been shy, intimidating time frame from starting to talk to the guy to actually meeting the guy. The other one was not keeping the right. I don't think she said the right guys, but whatever her framing was worthy was the word she used. Worthy man around. Worthy guys. and then not keeping them around. So, those would have been whatever number I just said
there, five or six bullet points. That's what you need to be taking notes on Because those are all interesting things. In what way is she shy? In what way does she mean worthy? In what way does she mean keeping them around? In what way, whatever the other ones are, cuz I'm not I didn't write notes. And this is the point, guys. If I'm not even writing them down, I'm like, "Fuck, I forgot two of them." That's why you have to write them down. So, Josh, real quick, if I'm here Yep. Go for it. Um, she
would she did not look at the camera The whole time when answering that. No, but there's a difference. Great point. There's a difference. Someone looking at the camera and like actually their their mind is on whatever's outside the car. This was different. She was looking around, but she was in her head, but she was so scared and so uncomfortable and so insecure about what's actually in her head that her outside body was moving around. But she was in her brain thinking and you can if you really tune In you can see the difference. One was
lights are on but nobody's home. She's looking out the window. She's thinking about the birds and the [ __ ] parking lot and you know the people walking into her shop and oh [ __ ] are they customers? What's going on? She wasn't with us. This was she's answering the question and she's so uncomfortable about answering it that she's now looking around but you can see that the the cogs are turning inside of her brain. Yeah, That was a really good answer. Really really helpful. I thought in in the context of what Ian was looking
for. Yeah. Yeah. Josh, can I ask something real quick? Go for it. Because she said a lot here. How do you really determine out of all of these points which one to actually dig deeper in? Because that's what I have trouble with when someone just says a lot. Where do you go from there? Beautiful question. The only way that you can start is by getting the Broad picture. you start by painting with broad strokes before you're going to zoom in because otherwise if you zoom in on something and there's loads of other things going on,
you might zoom in on the area that's incorrect. So with everything that she said, the most broad thing that I can ask is what's actually going on in her dating life. Before I say that, I need to summarize everything she said. So I would say, okay, so you're having a tough time getting Worthy guys to stick around. You're shy to go on dating apps. You started speaking to this guy. Took you eight, nine months, whatever the timeline is to meet up with him. So, that all makes sense. So, what exactly has your dating life looked
like for the last 30 days? And that's like I I'm taking everything she said, but now I'm just getting a broad picture of, okay, that's useful, but what's actually going on right now? Based on what she says, I may zoom in on The shyness. I may zoom in on the worthy guys. I may zoom in on keeping the guys around, but if someone gives you so much and you're like, "Fuck, where do I go?" Well, the only thing you can do, imagine it like building a jigsaw puzzle. Most people, the first thing you want to
do when building a jigsaw puzzle is put the four corners there. Okay, there's this corner, this corner, this corner, and this corner. That's as far and wide as the jigsaw goes. That's kind of what You're thinking. It's broad picture. How big is the jigsaw? And then we start filling it in. And then when we start filling it in, we go, "Oh [ __ ] this is the pain. I don't even maybe need to fill in the rest of this part of the jigsaw. I can now just focus on this." But if you started with that,
you may have found that there was something else in the jigsaw miles away on the top left corner that you didn't even cover. Does that make sense? It does. Thanks. Great. Excellent. You correctly. You were married for 16 years and your husband passed away 5 years ago. So you've got some, you know, children who are in their late teens and early 20s. So, you're struggling finding somebody who is a worthy match to actually stick around. You met somebody who you started talking to last May. In November, you guys started seeing each other and then in
June he he backed away because he said, "Beautiful summary and well done." Just Jan. So, January and and I don't know if anyone spotted it because it was so subtle. Can you hear the difference in her tonality now responding to the very next thing Ian said? And the reason her tonality changed from very passive and yeah, okay, yeah, yeah, this happened, blah blah blah to yeah, well, this blah blah blah blah blah is because she just felt heard. Her her [ __ ] demeanor is polar different now. And all Ian did was Listen and summarize
it back to her. And then now she's like, "Fuck me. This guy actually can listen, can understand what I'm saying, can actually care." And immediately she opens up immediately. Not complicated, guys. All you had to do was listen and write it down a few bullet points and then tell it back to the prospect. We don't need to handle trust objections, guys. You need to actually be someone worthy of trusting because you're actually listening. Just A couple Yeah. January back. Okay. And he said it was because you're intimidating. But to add on that, she just opened
up and then her body language went back to being contracting again. probably for this woman opening up is something really difficult. Probably because her husband died I think is what she just said. Can you show that again? Like what gave you that clue? So I I heard her tonality was much more Open but then I saw her body language was like oh it's like one one of my guilty pleasures guys is I like watching the singing talent shows. I just find it fascinating to watch how these total random people go up on stage and they're
like incredible singers. If you've ever watched anything like that, you've probably seen some examples where a a it's usually a little girl or or a young guy or an old guy or some guy that doesn't speak English. They come out Onto the stage and the judge is like, "Who are you? Where are you from? What's your name?" And they're like, "Hello, my name is blah blah blah and I'm from here." And they're like super shy. Then they start singing and they're like a completely different [ __ ] personality. And the moment the song stops, they're
like and they just go back to being super shy again. And it's like that's what this woman just did. She was super in her shell. Then she Heard and saw that Ian listened to her. So she opened up and then the moment it went back to a moment of silence, she was like, "Oh, now I feel uncomfortable again." And she just she just went back to being nervous. Yeah. So you you got to be watching these things. And by the way, this is deep. This is spiritual deep. You just watching these things and being aware
of them, even if you didn't say anything to the prospect will Actually change the entire interaction. You don't have to necessarily tell the prospect, I hear you. I heard everything. I understand. If you're switched on enough as a person that you're observing, if you study quantum physics, there's a thing called the observing principle, which is if you're not observing the micro particle, it doesn't exist. It's not there. But the moment you start observing it, all of a sudden it's there. If you are the type Of person that is observing someone's going from insecure to opening
up to insecure to opening up, you might not even need to say anything. It's just gonna put a It's just going to change what's going on inside the conversation because that's how quantum physics works. You're just observing things as opposed to being blissfully ignorant or unaware or what we would call unconscious. The moment you become more conscious of things, things just Start to transpire for you. Yeah, that was scary. Go on a on a tactical level rather than a quantum level. Um, is what you just said about paying attention and observing these things will change
the outcome on the call. Do you think part of it is also because because you're aware of it, it causes you to calibrate your tonality and your and your questions to tailor it for them because you're aware of it as opposed to just being not having that social Calibration. Not so much because it's on a much much subtler level than changing the words of the question or changing the tonality. It's like if you look at a spectrum of light, we have visible light. Outside of visible light, there is so many other spectrums of light that
aren't visible to us. You're looking at the spectrum of well, if we took the call transcript from someone that was observing this and someone that was not observing it, would The words be different? Probably not. If we then just took the audio file and we listened to the tonality, would the tonality be different? Probably not. Because on the nonvisible level of spectrum, it is energy that changes. M you won't actually be able to physically see a difference in the call, but the call will just change because the nonvisible wavelengths, which is I'm seeing things that
most prospects wouldn't even be [ __ ] present enough To see. That is changing reality. Does that make sense? Totally. Yeah. So many layers deeper than visible. That is intimidating. Sure. Um so what specifically do you you know do you actually mean by scary and intimidating? I don't know. That that was probably the weakest one that you could have gone with because it's the most specific and we don't need specifics right now. We need big picture. Trying to talked to a couple of my guy friends and they they Confirmed what he said and said that
I am an intimidating person. I don't know. How do you how do you mean by big picture? What would you ask instead? Well, we're asking for one specific example of what we mean by the definition of scary or sorry, intimidating. Yep. Well, she could tell me anything. How much does that push the call forward as far as what is this woman's actual reality of pain in terms of having no dates, having no intimacy, Having no affection, having no companionship? I don't know anything about this woman's actual day-to-day life experience yet. We're just trying to zoom
in on one very specific example. We we zoom in when we need to get the scalpel out as a surgeon and really dig into something. But if the first thing you did when you walked into the doctor's office was said to the doctor, "Oh, I've got a I I've I've got a an issue with my lungs where I'm bleeding On the inside of my lungs. I've got an internal bleeding." And the doctor said, "Right, lay down on the table. Let me cut that open at that exactly that spot and let's fix it." You'd be like,
like, we're not going to do a broad exam yet. Like, stand on the scales, look in your eyes, look in your ears. like they wouldn't just go straight for the thing. Even if it was glaringly obvious that what you said was true, they have to do a broad assessment first. How's your Overall health looking in regards to whatever this lung issue is? Does that make sense? Or like you go into the gym and you're 350 lbs and you say to the personal trainer, I want to get in better shape. And they say, excellent. Let's start
with let's start with concentration curls. You'd be like, what the [ __ ] like we're we're going to start with a very specific bicep exercise. H how are we how are we starting with such a specific exercise? Hey Josh, it seems like what what I've noticed is once we go through this juicy opening question, we recap back their biggest pain point and get them to take ownership of that pain. And then from there it's like it seems like the first question after that isn't is is to go after like quantifying like you said okay in
the last 30 days how many dates have you gone on is that am I understanding that flow? Well yes but imagine if I asked the juicy opening Question and the only thing that this woman said was the biggest challenge I'm having in my love life right now is not getting worthy guys. Well, my next question can't be, "How many dates did you go on in the last 30 days?" That's going to sound weird. I would have to say, "How do you mean by worthy?" Well, I'm I'm not getting guys blank, blank, blank. I'd say, "Okay,
so and then and then I would say, so if if you're not getting those types of guys, what is Your dating life looking like right now over the last 30 days?" At some point I need that broad picture and it's probably at some point very early in the call but it's not a one rule for every situation like always ask next question after the opening question always ask in the next in the last seven days how many whatever we're right so and I and I also understand that like if they just give you like a
short one-word response or whatever you might want to Ask anything else anything else to try to figure out what is the biggest pain that they're having, right? Yeah. Okay. Can I just ask a question on that, Josh? Just to make sure. Go ahead. One one thing before that. Remember guys, when we've got our piece of paper and we're writing notes, whilst we're writing words and we're writing bullet points and we're writing some numbers down, what we're really doing with this sheet of paper is being able to solve the Problem. To be able to solve the
problem, we have to take this piece of paper and turn it into what is going on. Now, if the first thing you start writing on your piece of paper is one specific micro example, how look at how much of the rest of the paper is empty. I have no [ __ ] idea what's going on. Now, if they do give me one very specific thing and I want to clarify that, I'll clarify it to then plot it on my piece of paper. But then if you Imagine that this piece of paper was a map of
the person's life specifically in the area that you're solving. So it could be their fitness life, their dating life, their financial life, whatever. Imagine it like a map. I have to plot the chart. I have to plot the map. We've got this over here, this over here, this over there, that over there. That's this distance from that. That's this distance from that. But if I just get really high resolution about one Very specific thing, I have no idea what else is going on in the rest of the map. So you're writing words and you're writing
numbers, but the mental model that you need to be thinking is you're creating a map of this is what's going on. If you're a business consultant, you would create a one pager of I've done my initial consultation. This is what's going on in the business. We've got this, we've got that, there's this much of this, this much of that, that's Affecting this, that's affecting that. This is affecting their personal life, it's affecting this. You would have a summary visually of what we would call the the current status of the business. That's what you're doing. And
this is one of the the caveats to sales is you're not actually trying to write everything down to show the person how on the map to go from A to Zed. they will do the journey themselves once they can see the map. You're not trying to Sell someone. You're not trying to make them do the journey. You're not trying to do the journey for them. All you need to do is provide them clarity. And if you provide enough clarity of where they're at on the map, where they could be on the map, why they're there
and why they're not there, and all the consequences if they choose to stay here instead of making the journey to there, they will just make the pilgrimage on their own. You just need to get Everything clear, showing what's going on and the relationships between everything and the severities of different things, and they'll just come to their own conclusion. Holy [ __ ] I'm an idiot. I'm in this place. I don't want to be in this place anymore. This is costing me a bunch of stuff. How do I sign up? Oh, you sign up here. Okay,
cool. No selling necessary. You don't need to sell people. You just need to show them the map. Okay. Uh Lee, yeah, Just two questions to make sure I'm understanding this correctly. So, if they give you lots of information from the onset, we want to keep it broader picture and less specifics. But if they give you limited information, we want to be more specific. Is that correct? Uh, well, it it's both because if they give you something very specific, I haven't got anything else. And if that thing that they gave me is specific but unclear, the
next question I'm going to Ask is probably to clarify what they just told me. Once they've clarified it, I will plot that on my map as a as a bullet point of a few words or a number if it's some numbers. And then I will zoom out and get the bigger picture because I still need the big picture. makes total sense. Yeah. And then second question, when we are summarizing from the onset with a prospect like this, am I right in saying that we would only do that potentially with prospects that are More nervous and
want to be heard? Whereas if we had other people that were maybe more straight, more direct, we wouldn't necessarily have to summarize to that degree. Is is that accurate as well? Can you say that again? Yeah, no problem. So with this prospect here, we've summarized straight away after they've answered the first question. And because she's very nervous, making her feel heard, understood, Am I right in saying that we wouldn't always summarize right from the onset based upon the prospect that you're actually dealing with or is it a depend or is it always summarized from the
onset? So, if by summarize you mean repeat back to the prospect what they said correct. Usually, I would do that after everything they say to make sure I've got it correct. But it won't sound like a summary if they've only said one thing. If they if they if I said, "What's the biggest challenge you're having in your marriage, your love life right now?" And they say, "Oh, I'm I'm not attracting worthy guys." I would say, "Okay, got it. So, you're not attracting worthy guys." That's my summary. But they only said one thing. So, but I'm
always repeating back to the prospect what they said because it shows that I'm listening and it allows them to say, "No, actually that's not correct." Or, "That is correct, but I want to add Something." So, I'm always playing pingpong with the prospect. Ask a question, prospect response. Say back to them what they said. Ask them if that's correct. Or you don't even have to say, "Is that correct?" You just say it and then you pause and they'll say, "Yes, that's correct." Got it. Next question. Ask the prospect. prospect responds. I summarize back to them or
or repeat back to them what they said. Look for confirmation. Prospect says, "Yep, That's right." And then I keep going. This is why I don't lose calls because I don't go any further in the call unless I'm clear that I'm on the line. I'm on the money that we're going in the right direction. I haven't missed anything. I haven't screwed anything up. Whereas what most closers do is they ask a question, prospect responds, and they just ask the next question. Well, how do you know that you understood what the prospect said? How do you know
that they Told you as as they say in court, you know, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? You you don't know. But if you if you give them a second opportunity after every response, the the pro the the accuracy of what's going on in the conversation skyrockets. Does that make sense? Yeah, that makes total sense. One last question on that. Would you always clarify and say, "Is that accurate afterwards or would you want Confirmation from them every time?" So, I'm I'm always after I've summarized, I always want to pause. I don't ask it
as a question. So, with this woman saying, "Not getting worthy guys." I wouldn't necessarily say, "Got it. So, you're not getting worthy guys. Is that accurate?" I I probably wouldn't say that. I would just say, "Got it. So, you're not getting worthy guys." And then I just shut up and I pause. and then they come back and they say, "Yes, that's Correct." Understood. That's very helpful. Thank you. You're very welcome. George, my question revolves around um maybe this is just your experience, but um you know, right away you're like, and you've done dating offers, so
you know, that being the caveat, but right away you're like, "Okay, I got this information, but I don't know the pain." And is it the loneliness, the dating life, the you know, you have five things that you know could be different buckets That she can fall into um for this specific offer, but do you have an understanding of like what those pain points are for other offers? As in if you asked me a specific offer, do I know roughly the the core problems that someone is experiencing for every offer? Yeah. If you gave me two
seconds to think about each of them, yes. Like if you said, "Right, what would be the issue if someone had this?" I would say, "Well, probably this, this, and this." Just by thinking about it for a few seconds. Okay? But I would never bring my assumptions or thoughts into the call, right? You're saying them yourself, but you're not telegraphing that to her or seeding her conversation. You want the prospect to tell you so that they can realize rather than you boxing them in or whatever. Um, tying them down or whatever. Okay. In that way. All
right. Last question on this point, guys. I want to I want to get Into this call. Nikquille. Yeah. So, when you you were talking about the map and, you know, making sure that we and the prospect have full clarity. Uh, you were saying, you know, we want to make sure we know where they're at, you know, where they could be. And you said like three things after that. I missed it. Could you repeat it for me? I don't remember what I said, brother. Okay. Does someone Does someone remember what I said? Got it. If so,
just put it in The chat. All right. We're carrying on with this call. I'm kind of I'm outspoken. I run four companies. Well, I just started my fourth company. I'm not I don't need them for anything but companionship. I'm busy, but this particular person I feel was like more of an introvert and I'm more outgoing too. And I have like conferences and gettogethers and banquetss and things on weekends and stuff that I was taking him to. And I don't know if that was Overwhelming or what. I really don't know. kind of didn't really give me
a very indepth reasoning. So, what actually ended up happening? Beautiful question. He told me on a Monday, came and got his like things, couple things that he had at the house on a Wednesday and Okay. What's the first thing we're noticing about this woman reciting this recent experience? She's upset, man. Yeah. And and what does that mean? She's hurt and Yeah. And What does that mean? She cared about the other person. Maybe she liked him. Past tense. Cares. What does that mean? Like she's still in pain now. Even though the breakup happened sometime, she hasn't
gotten over it. Yeah. She's still invested in this emotionally. So, in the order of priorities, for anyone that's heard me say this before, as far as next questions, what is the most important Priority if we're ever going to choose a question? No. Now or or like in the last week or something like that? No. What what category of things do we need to cover? Because with scriptless selling, you know, you can talk about anything, but what is always the number one priority that we need to talk about if it comes up in a call? An
objection. Correct. An objection. So, what is the objection right now? She's not ready to move past this dude that broke her Heart. Do you know that? We don't. So, we have to ask a question. I I was thinking that she might not have time to be able to invest into dating. It's another thing that could have been an objection as well. Yeah, cuz she was talking about how she's all busy on weekends and stuff like that. Absolutely. Four companies. So, those are two potential objections. So, it sounds like you're pretty busy with four companies going
on. I'm curious why if It is, is dating something that you want to find time for? And she has to say, "Oh, I'm not really sure." Or she said, "I'm not really sure if it is." Or she turns around and says, "Oh, it absolutely is because of blank blank blank." And then she has sold herself out of the objection. Okay. The other one is that she seems pretty emotionally invested still in this recent breakup. So, somebody give me a way that we could dive into that as far as a question for Her. you still seem
um like that that experience upsets you. I'm just curious, is that something you're still you're still interested in that person. Perfect. There's so many ways you can say it. It doesn't matter. What matters is that you see what's really going on and you don't use a script and you just ask what the obvious question is. I I I s I sense that, you know, this is still something that's tying you up. Are you are you ready to move on? And then if she says yes or no, I would say, okay, if you could, do you
want this guy back? I would I would stay on that for probably two questions to really make sure we've tied that down because at the end of the call when you drop the price, if there's any part of her that thinks she could get back with this guy or wants to get back with this guy, that $9,000 price tag is not digestible. It's only digestible if the prospect has no Other options. If they have another option, no worries. At this point, I think given that you're still invested in this guy and you would like him
back, I would say the likelihood of you having the commitment to work with us to get out there on other dates would not be at the level required. Now, that doesn't mean we can't work with you in the future, but what it means is, you know, you either get back with this guy if that's Something that you can make happen or you get to a point where you don't even want to go back there if you could and then you will actually be in a place where if we did work together, you'd be successful. You'd
have the opportunity to be successful. Does that make sense? Yes. Unsell, off the phone, done. I just realized that like I'm I'm looking too deep into stuff and it's like the obviously like more blatant emotional thing is to talk about this like recent Breakup or whatever that you know that could be the biggest potential objection emotionally versus like the logical thing of like does she have time to date with her having all these businesses. I just it was just I just wanted to share it was just a realization that it's like if I had to
choose the two which one's going to be more impactful. It's going to be the emotional one rather than the like logical one 100%. But it's still it's still relevant. I would absolutely Ask I'm asking from a place of curiosity, right? No, I I I I may ask it after the after the bit about the guy. If she says, "No, I'm 100% over it. I I you know, I'm just I I still feel emotional about it because I don't have other options." Oh, okay. That makes sense. So, the reason that you're, you know, still abolled by
this is cuz you don't know how else to meet other guys. That makes sense. Then I would say another thing that I'm very curious About is you sound like you've got a lot going on both time-wise and mental wise. How do you envision dating being a part of your life? Oh, well, I'm super busy time-wise, but I'd like to meet a guy that has a lot of his own stuff going on, and as I mentioned before, I can bring him to some of my business events, the banquetss, blah, blah, blah. Beautiful. She's just sold herself
that time is not an issue for her. She will figure it out. The prospect the answers. I wonder what the guy thinks about that. Like, oh, our date night's going to be at your your work banquet. That's interesting. Yep. Thought he was done. He says that it's more of What's that? George said that would work for me, a him thing, but I don't know. Besides that, he felt that I was intimidating. which I don't know if I was a man I would admit that kind of makes him seem like a [ __ ] That's so
useful for the call. Oh my God. Let So let So let So let me ask you, why do you think you're attracting [ __ ] guys? She's going to say that. Why not? Cuz that's her issue. I I was going to say this 5 minutes ago, but I didn't want any of you guys to see that I already know what the issue was. But I know what the issue is cuz I've done so many dating calls. The issue with this woman is that she's not attracting guys that can handle a woman That has four businesses.
The caliber of guys that she's attracting are losers that are intimidated by it. Is that right, Ian? Is that why you're moving around so much? Oh, I was I was I was writing it down. Um, and just getting excited because that was a big thing that I missed. Yeah, it's a it's a huge part of her problem. Guys think that she's too masculine and aggressive and selfish. I never connected the dots that it's because the guys are for me. Play The prospect. Okay. So, why do you think you're in fact, let me I would have
said this. So, you're attracting guys that are too masculine compared to, you know, the the success that you've accomplished in your life. Do you think there are guys out there that would feel differently about being intimidated by you and what you've accomplished? Yeah, I mean, I I think the guys are definitely out there. Okay. So, then my question for you is, Why are you attracting the beta males instead of the alphas? Good question. And I mean, I think that after my husband passed away, like I was sort of just forced into this m masculine role
where I had to care for my children and take over our business and run the family. And it's like, and I don't want to be that way. Like I want to, you know, kind of refind my feminine energy, but like I'm really struggling to actually do that. What type of guy do You need to attract and be with to make that happen? Yeah. I mean, I I want somebody who's masculine, um, who really does genuinely care for me, you know, and who is actually, you know, enough of not not, you know, not [ __ ]
to the point where he's willing to come to these banquetss and accept that I have children and I accept that I have these businesses and, you know, love and support me because of that instead of, you know, kind of treating me like a Mom. How long have you wanted to be in your feminine, but because of the lack of alpha males in your life, you're stuck in your masculine? I mean, it's it's probably been since I I saw the guy before this about, you know, about about three years. What impact is it having on the
other areas of your life to be in a masculine frame as a woman that wants to be feminine for three years? Yeah. I mean, I just I come to work and I tell these guys what to do all day and I'm the boss here and then I go home and I'm the boss. And that to you, what is that doing to you to always be in that bossy masculine frame? It's stressing me out. Like I feel like having that masculine man to carry some of this weight that I feel like is on my shoulders would
be a huge relief after all these years. What weight are you carrying? What do You mean by that? Well, I mean, I'm running, you know, I've been running three businesses. The operations, I just started handling operations for a fourth business. I've got most of my kids out of the house. I do still have one 13-year-old, but he's self-sufficient. And so now it's like I feel like I don't have to fill that that masculine role all the time. And it's like I don't have to completely provide for and care for my entire family. But like I
I just Don't even know how to get back into that feminine energy. Like I feel like it's still in there. I just don't know how to actually do it. What impact do you think it would have if you had masculine guys around you that created that space for you outside of professional life to be feminine? Yeah. I mean I think it'd be a huge relief. Um would it would it be all of the relief that you need? Would that solve the problem or would there be Anything else? No. I mean, pretty much everything else in
life, I have exactly what I want and my kids are happy, healthy, and living great lives. And yeah, I mean, I think I'd get this area of my life figured out. So, you've been in this masculine energy for three years because you haven't got the masculine men around you to allow you to step out of your feminine and be into your step out of your masculine, be into your feminine. Given that you've been running that cycle for three years, was there a recent moment being in your masculine energy, carrying all of that weight, being stressed
about it, where you said, "I'm done dating these beta males. I need to get help to date alpha males that can actually allow me to be feminine again." Was there a turning point? Yeah. I mean, a a couple weeks ago, I was having a conversation with my friend Janie, who's in a very similar Situation, and she just kind of is um almost giving up or like reserved and accepting that we're aggressive women and that that just means that we won't be able to find somebody. But like when she said that, you know, I I feel
like I take accountability for things in my life and I know it's not something I want to accept for my the rest of my life. I don't want to be alone for the rest of my life. And so that's really why I wanted to to get on this call About getting some help and and actually figuring this out. Why do you feel that we're the people to figure this out with you and show you how to meet and attract and keep guys around that are worthy and that are masculine? Why why do you think we're
the people to help you with that? Yeah. So, I mean, I saw your guys's um Facebook ad last night, and then I ended up watching the webinar, which was essentially 1:00 in the morning for me. Uh, and there was, you know, a woman Asking questions that Adam answered about just not being able to step into that feminine energy and feeling a level of frustration around not being able to do it. I think she was a realtor and I just really resonated with that and you know want help figuring out how to do it. What did
you resonate with her level of frustration around that or what? Yeah, I think just you know it's been hard for me to put these things into words or actually really realize it Before I watched your videos yesterday. And yeah, I mean I resonate with both. I resonate with the frustration and also just the inability of not knowing where to go or what to do or how to actually get into that energy. How much longer do you want to be frustrated with not knowing where to go, what to do, and how to do it, and continuing
to not attract masculine men, continuing to invest the very precious time you have as a successful businesswoman with alpha Males, uh, sorry, with beta males that continue to mean that you're in your alpha as a, you know, a business woman during the day and then you spend the rest of your day in this masculine in energy. Like how much longer are you willing to not be shown what to do, how to do it, where to go, and continue to basically live in this masculine energy 24/7. Yeah. I mean, no longer I'm ready to jump in.
Why? I just, you know, it's it's been 5 years. I waited a year after My husband died. Had a 2 and a half year relationship where I was basically a mom to the guy. He was emotionally and financially immature. And then now I've had this last relationship with this guy I was seeing. And you know, it took me months to actually open up to him and be vulnerable. And then after four or five months opening up, a month later, he ended things with me. Okay. Yeah. I just, you know, I just don't want I just
I just, you know, it kind of Gave me like a complex of being like, what am I doing wrong? and I just want to change it and get it fixed. Do you have clarity now on what is going wrong that's causing this? Yeah. What is that from our conversation? Just, you know, not stepping into a feminine role and just not being sure how to do that. And what what's what's preventing that happening? I mean, I would say just the fact that I've just been in that role for so long. Okay. What's preventing you from getting
out of that role? I I just, you know, I know my feminine self and feminine energy is still in there, but I just don't know how to actually express it or like bring it out. I can give you the answer, but I don't want to because I don't want this to come from me. But I thought we had come to clarity that the problem I'm going to share with you next is what is the problem? But if that's not the case, we Need to talk about that now because it would be irresponsible of me to
enroll you into this program if you think the issue is something different to what I think. So, what I thought we had got clarity on was until you stop attracting beta males and going on dates with guys that need you to be their mother and guys that are intimidated by your success and guys that don't want to go to the business banquet with you cuz they feel like a loser compared to you And all you've accomplished. you will continue being in your masculine energy because they are in their feminine and therefore there's this polarity and
the solution is therefore you need to be shown where when how to attract and retain masculine guys that are actually not intimidated by you but are saying you know what Ashley you could be even more successful they're actually pushing you to be more successful uccessful because that to Them is, wow, I've got this woman on my side that is even more successful. That's attractive to them as opposed to scary because they feel intimidated. But that was what I thought we had concluded was what we need to work on. But now I'm not so sure if
if we're on the same page. So how do you feel? No, I mean that that sounds exactly right. I agree. So what was the reason that when I asked you the question before you still seemed like you were Unsure of what is the one thing that we need to work on that is going to solve all of these problems for you and take this weight off of you and take this stress off of you. What is the reason that you weren't clear on that a minute ago before I just shared it again? Yeah, I I
think it's been hard for me to process these things and like a lot of the words and language that we're using and even these realizations that I've talked to you about about this feminine And masculine energy, I really only came to these conclusions watching your videos for the first time last night. And so I'm having trouble kind of like putting all these things together and connecting connecting the dots and and really understanding it, if that makes sense. Makes total sense. How long do you need to process it before you can take action on the next
steps that we need to work on to take it from processing the information to getting The result of you actually dating these masculine men? How long do you need to process that? Well, I mean I mean to be honest with you, I I just learned about you guys last night um and watched this video at 1:00 in the morning and I mean it sounds good and like I I want to know what you guys actually do. Um, but you know, I I haven't really had a chance to even look at any of your reviews or
like information on the website. So, I would I'd probably want to do that before Before moving forward. Sounds fantastic. Let's reschedu. You can take as long as you need to go through all of the reviews to see, you know, the results that we've got for women just like you that were stuck in their feminine, carrying all of this extra weight, hanging around with these guys that don't want to do anything with them because they feel intimidated. Once you've done that, if you are certain that we are the people you want to work With, then we
will book in a call and I'll take you through all the details and then we will go ahead and get you enrolled. If you watch some of those testimonials and you have doubts, you have uncertainties, you have two options. You can send me a message and you can send me some questions by text message and I'll either respond to them depending on how long they are or I'll call you. Or you can just text me and say, "I've watched the testimonials. You Know what? I I don't want to work with you, or maybe I don't
even want to work on this this, you know, being stuck in my masculine energy." That would be the next steps. Does that make sense? Yeah. Absolutely. Beautiful. Then I get off the phone. By the way, she would never [ __ ] say that at that point in the call. But yeah, that that ended up being her objection was that she had just heard about us. Yeah. Yeah. The reason I brought this call is that would have Only been her objection because we didn't get the clarity we needed, right? If someone actually had the clarity that
I was seeing if we had as far as the reason that she's going to continue to be stuck in her feminine is because she's hanging around in her masculine is because she's hanging around with feminine little [ __ ] Mhm. If she actually had that clarity and I'm the first person that's ever given her that clarity, she doesn't need to [ __ ] Watch a single testimonial cuz I'm the testimonial. In other words, I'm the representation of the business you're about to give money to, and I've just given you a light bulb moment like you've
never had for the last three years. You're going to give me your [ __ ] credit card. Yep. But anyway, did that make sense to everybody? Anybody got any questions? I'm just trying to scroll through the chat, but there's a heck of a lot in here. Makes Perfect sense, Josh. Thank you. You're very welcome. Does anybody have anything they wanted to add on that? Yeah, I have a question about um kind of like in the beginning when she did give so much information like you kept saying obviously we need to go broader picture first before
we narrow in. But I'm a little bit confused on like the timeline cuz she gave like a 5year timeline like she's been single for 5 years then she started dating someone like a year ago Then it took them eight months to meet up and then she's been single again for the past couple months. like I'm a little bit confused on why you said you would focus on the 30 days versus like the kind of 5year timeline that she laid out. So, great question, Faith. Thanks to Q for clarifying that. I kind of jumped into the
roleplay with Ian as if we'd already covered the stuff from the opening question. I wanted to show the Later part of the discovery which is how do we get clear on this is the problem and this is the solution and do we have alignment that if we fix the one thing which is getting this lady out on dates with more masculine guys that would solve the problem at the front part of the discovery if she'd have given me those five or six bullet points that we had we would have needed to clarify all of those
you know what actually happened with this guy In what way was he uh Unworthy? Uh how many other unworthy guys has she been on dates with? How much time and effort has she invested in dates with different guys? How many of them have there been? How long does she typically waste in those relationships? The fiveyear thing. All of that stuff would have needed been covered in the data gathering at the front part of the call. Does that make sense? Yeah. And then like I feel like in my mind I would have been like started at
5 years and Worked my way in. But it sounds like you started now and worked your way back. Is is there any reasoning for that or it just depends? Uh Could you say that again? Yeah. Like in my head my head went to when she said that I would have started at like okay so you've been single for 5 years. How long did you wait to start dating? Once you did start dating how many dates have you been on? Why? You know, but you said you would have started with how many Dates have you gone
on in the last like 7 days or or 30 days and then what you just said you kind of worked your way back like okay so then what happened with this guy and then what happened before like any reason or or is there a certain way to go about it broad in in to out or it just depends. Great question. It doesn't really matter so much. What matters is that you've covered everything you needed to cover from beginning to end and you don't Labor. You don't spend too much time on things that are not that
relevant. Like if we find that five years ago when her husband died, she spent six months doing her little inner healing and then she was fine and she got back dating. That's all I need to know. If she said 5 years ago after my husband died, I fell into some maniacal depression and it was the hardest time of my entire life. Well, we're probably going to have to stay on that a little bit more to make sure That's all resolved. So, so long as you cover everything and there's no missing pieces in the map and
you focus on things as much or little as you need to focus, it doesn't matter whether you go left to right or right to left. It it doesn't really matter. But great question. Thank you. Yep. Hey Josh, I have a quick question if I could. Go for it. Regarding your discovery that you did with Ian, incredible by the way. It was Really, really good. Um let's say for example that she did say that right you would have handled that exactly the way that you did. You would have not moved on. You would have said okay
you go ahead look at the testimonials. You wouldn't have gone further as far as with any future pacing uh consequence any form of that? No. Okay. No. If she if she wants to look at testimonials after everything I would have just done on that call, plus The bit that Faith added, which is all the the front part of the discovery, if she wants to say that, she's being her own worst enemy, and you should not try and save someone more than they're willing to save themselves. You'll just sit there in objection handling for ages. They'll
probably refund. Okay. And and what have you got to lose? If she wants to look at testimonials, take as long as you need, then text me. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, Well, the the counter to that is she hasn't even seen a vision of a potential possible future that could be different, right? Like, I have a different style of selling. So, I'll I'll have them actually like take a piece of paper and pen and have them design the entire next year of their life. It's going to be different like the type selling I do. And
so, I'm I'm I'm learning how to switch that. And then I'll like do a consequence portion of what does next Year look like if you do nothing? and I'll try and reframe their mindset in that way. Do you think in that situation that would potentially allow them to see the consequence of their decisions if they do nothing and then maybe make a buying decision then or is it like okay I'm not even going to go there? You're saying so I think the conversation we're having is do we need to do the future or just the
present? Sometimes I'll add a few questions in about the future if I Think this might be necessary to help her see more consequences and see more comparison. But with this this woman's current situation, it was so bad that I don't need to talk about the future. It's like do you want to continue living life carrying the weight of being in a energetic space which is your masc masculine which is not natural for you as a woman and is not something you even want to be in. Do you want to continue Being in your masculine every
single day 24 hours a day? That's the consequence. Do you want to continue being in that? There's no, you know, oh well, do you want to get married? Oh, well, what happens if in 6, 12, 18 months you haven't met a masculine guy and then now you're still not married? It's like she'll turn around and give you a hypothetical response. Oh, that will be [ __ ] but it's 18 months away. She's not going to make a decision now for Something that's might or might not happen in 18 months. Yeah. Yeah. I guess I guess
my thinking just was that she's only thinking, right, you can only think about your brain creates a reality from your current perspective, right? So, she's creating a reality based off her current perspective of dating these beta guys. So, she doesn't even know what it could potentially look like for her in her life with running these businesses, being in her feminine energy, having an Alpha male in her life, you know? So, I would want to see what type of perspective she would have if she like envisions that. Um, that's what was on my mind, but I
I agree with you. That sounds really good. Got it. Cool. All right, Jordan. Yeah. So, can you hear me? Okay. Yes, brother. Can you hear me? Okay. So, on the offer that I'm on, it's a, you know, immigration offer. A lot of people meet with a lot of different firms to get multiple Opinions. Um, I don't know if it's shopping around or not. Would you recommend that if you have a a light bulb moment with that person and dig deep enough into the discovery that they to have the belief that they'll just close there on
the call or should I constantly be doing kind of what you did in terms of have they seen the testimonials and built that initial trust factor because we have a lot of people coming in that just clicked one Google search and book a consult from there. So, I'm never going to try and ask them should they read testimonials or have they seen them? It's only if the prospect brings it up. And my focus on a call is do everything that I can do in the discovery and then at the end of the discovery where the
prospect wants to take the call is up to them. If they want to take the beautiful discovery that I've just run and say, "Here's my Credit card. Let's go." Done. If they want to take the discovery and say, "Actually, I need to look at some testimonials." Okay, fine. That's that's their choice. I'm just focused on how can I run the best discovery possible because I know the discovery is the thing that determines the quantity of prospects that just enroll there, there, there, and then. It also determines the prospects being in a place where if they
don't enroll there, and then, how many Of them actually come back also without me needing to chase them? The quality of the discovery is how many of those people you get. Finally, the quality of the discovery is the only thing that I can really control. If someone genuinely is stuck on this mental model of I need to view 25 videos of total [ __ ] strangers that could have been recorded with AI and that's how I want to make my decisions. If that's how you want to make your decisions, go for it. I can't Change
that. All I can do is what I can ask as far as questions in the discovery. Okay. So, I'm just focused on that. They're they're less concerned about testimonials and more like to hear multiple law firms opinions on their profile and whatnot. So, should I take away if I run a good enough discovery and then ask them what's their mental model in terms of deciding from there if they still feel the need to meet with other? Don't Ask them. No, don't ask them. Run your discovery. Do your transition. If everything's aligned there, go into your
pitch. After your pitch, what's that? So, so don't So, don't ask them if they're planning on meeting with other firms or if they're looking at other solutions for figuring it out. I wouldn't [ __ ] ask that. No way. No. Okay. It's their job to tell me if they want to look at other firms. I wouldn't be bringing it up. No way. Cool. Appreciate it. You're welcome. All right. We didn't get very far in that cool review, but given how much time You're very welcome. Given how much time we've been on it, I'm going to
move to another call. Um, who's next? That would be me. It's in the chat. Let's go. Remind us. Yeah. Tell us what you're selling, Lee. This is This one is the health offer. This is the health offer. Weight loss. Beautiful. All right. It kicks in right away. Good. How are you? I'm doing well. Is that working? Yeah, it should be. I'm not sure what I need to do. Uh, give me one minute. There we go. Always good to put a face to name. How are you today? Yeah, I agree. Yeah. Uh, very well, thank you.
How are you? I'm doing very well. Whereabouts are you calling in from in the world? Uh, Yorkshire, North Yorkshire, place called Nerbbor. Uh, what what about you? UAE or something or Yes, correct. I'm based over in Dubai. Nice. Good spot. I guess everything's uh digital for you, is it? So, why not? Exactly, mate. It is indeed 100%. So, um, personally, I wouldn't say mate. I I don't like calling my prospects mate. We're limited on time here today. So, you're ready to jump straight in. I don't like saying we're limited on time because that makes it
sound like you're pushing him to have to be quicker. It's I know that we've got a limited amount Of time. In other words, the schedule is we've booked in an hour as opposed to I know we're limited on time. It's it's so subtle, but the way you phrase that just made it feel like you're you're telling him to hurry up as opposed to we we have a limited amount of time. It's almost like I'm focusing on the time allotted rather than my time as the closer. It's it's my calendar is my calendar. It's not it's
not my fault kind of thing as opposed to I've got a limited amount of Time. Slightly different. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Cool. Awesome, Simpson. So definitely excited to dig into your story and go I love your energy deep on what you've got going on inside the health and fitness journey right now and also for us to get clarity on what it same thing with Ian. I would be pausing after each of those little bits just to get him to feel like you're talking with him rather than giving him a speech is that you're looking to accomplish
and Then if we feel like we've got alignment there with what we've got going on over here at build to last then we can essentially jump into all those details if that sounds good. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Fine. Very well delivered though. Very very awesome. So really curious in your opinion, Simpson, what would you say is the biggest challenge in the slow that down a lot more. Although I Oh, [ __ ] That's normal speed. [ __ ] Yeah, that needs to be way slower. Way slower. So After your framing, there's a really big shift in
energy when you do the opening question. So framing a little bit quicker, a little bit lighter, a little bit more moving through it. Then it's almost like this pause. It's like so in your opinion, Simpson, what would you say is the biggest challenge that you're having in your health and fitness right now? It's like we're now getting serious. Imagine the doctor analogy. You walk in the Doctor. Doctor says, "Lee, it's been a long time. How you doing?" "Oh, great. How's the family? How's the kids?" "Oh, yeah, brilliant." You're having this kind of chat. And he
says, "Right, so why why are you here? Like, is everything okay?" Like the energy just changes. is it's like, okay, we we've said hello. Well, now I remember you've come to the doctor's office. Like that there's an issue here, so let's get a bit more serious. Is that clear? Yeah, That makes total sense. That's definitely a leak of mine. I I sometimes tend to speak a little bit too fast. Well, the frame was fine. The framing was good, but the framing compared to the opening question, the opening question does need to be much more intentional,
slower, more somber. We're getting into it. Things are serious now. all those details if that sounds good. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Fine. Awesome. So, curious, in your opinion, Simpson, what Would you say is the biggest challenge in the health and fitness part of your life right now? Um, that's a good question. Discipline. Just uh sticking with it. So, I'm doing Pelaton in the mornings, but um I have a 50th birthday coming up in six months, so fourth September. Um now feels like a really good time to um get into a bit a bit more shape for
it to be frank as a goal. Um the I snapped my patella tendon in my knee about about about three yeah three Years ago. Um and that took me back massively. So it's been a complete rebuild where they've had to uh the surgeons had to reconnect my patella to my kneecap and drill through my kneecap and then my legs also a little bit out of shape. So you'll see a big scar on my right knee. I p a photo through but it's like uh so that took me back a bit. So I've generally been in
reasonable condition. never a fitness never a fitness freak, but I've always been in Sort of pretty decent condition, but I've piled on a little bit of weight and want I want to be in better shape. Um, so yeah, that's probably main goal is kind of around a little bit do my best with a birthday, held back a bit by leg. I managed to get my first week skiing in three years just two weeks ago in France, which was great, but it was uh but it was different um because it I I couldn't last all day.
So broad picture, the two most important things that I Want a broad picture on. Why is this actually important to him now that he's turning 50? And what is he actually doing in regards to how much discipline is he displaying? Like how much exercise is he doing, how many hours, diet, sleep, everything. So why is this actually important and what's actually going on? Broad strokes to begin with. I was I was pretty much done. I I would probably start unless he says something more juicy in a minute with Okay, got It. Summarize everything he said.
So in the last seven days, how many days did you do Pelaton? Seven. Okay. And how much time did you do Pelaton for? 30 minutes. Okay, got it. So that's Pelaton. What else did you do in the last seven days as far as exercise? Oh, I went to the gym one time. One. Yeah, one. Okay. What type of gym? Crossfit, bodybuilding. I did CrossFit. Okay. How much time did you do CrossFit? One hour. Okay. On a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being I I absolutely went balls to the wall. Zero being I I I
turned up. I did the routine, but I wasn't really pushing anything. How much intensity did you put in? Okay, got it. So, in the last seven days, you've done 30 minutes of cycling at a very modest pace. You've done one CrossFit workout that really wasn't a workout. Anything else? Nothing. Okay, got it. So, now I'm not taking his word, discipline. I'm converting the word into stats. What actually happened over the Last seven days? probably compare that to two weeks, three, uh, 30 days, and then now we're getting data. Then I would also need to know
this stuff about, you know, he had this injury, struggled to get more disciplined, got this 50th birthday coming up. What's the relevance of that? By lunchtime, which is really pretty poor. Um, so yeah. Okay, makes sense. I appreciate you filling in on all of that. You said that the weight has piled on. Was that due to The good point injury or was it was it something else? Well, it's probably due to the eating, but uh the the injury, yeah, the injury didn't help. Uh it was actually not bad for about a year after the injury,
but I've not I'm not just not putting in the miles I would have put in in terms of dog walking and cycling and things. Um so, yeah, I think I've just got a little I've got a bit bloated, but I personally I think my nutrition is probably a real problem now Because age has caught up with me a little bit. Very great ownership because before I could probably eat pretty much what I wanted and just train hard. Um but I think I'm you know uh you know, I like a bit of good food and wine.
Um, so I need to be much more nutrition focused, I think, which is really So he said train hard. So I'd want to quantify that. So before the injury scale of 1 to 10, how hard could you and were you training? Oh, 10 out of 10, Lee. Okay, Great. Now with the indust injury and what you can sustain as far as not damaging the injury or the, you know, the changes since the industry, how intensely can you exercise if you actually had someone holding you accountable to be disciplined, blah, blah, blah. Let's just imagine he
says five out of 10. Why is that important? Well, now I've quantified the difference in the exercise, which means I now know what the difference needs to be in the Nutrition uh level of expertise. In other words, he can't just match the 50% reduction in exercise intensity by eating the same foods. Now, I've quantified it back to him. I could say something like, "Okay, got it. So, as far as the nutrition side of things, we need to to discipline and manage and and design your nutrition in a way that matches the 50% reduction in intensity
that you're exercising. He's now like, "Holy [ __ ] I've never Quantified it like that. That makes a lot of sense." He said he likes wine. He said he likes his food. He's now thinking there's no [ __ ] way without some outside help and a nutrition plan and a a coach and someone to check in with that I'm going to manage to counterbalance the 50% reduction in my intensity on my own. He's now quantified that in his head because we helped him quantify it. Does that make sense, Lee? Yeah. Yeah, it makes total sense.
Driven A little bit around age and condition. Sorry, you're 25. You can do what you want, but not when you're late 40s. Yeah. Yeah. No, makes makes total sense. When would you say you noticed that the weight was starting to pile on? Like ballpark figure. Uh it's all well it's been slowly piling on but definitely past couple of years easily. Okay, got it. So two years ago, what was your weight? Okay. And what is it today? Two past two years. You you mean like recently or what? Or I sort of fluctuate. It fluctuates for me.
I would say in the last two months I've got a bit bloated but you know I fluctuate somewhere. He's also rationalizing with the word bloated. Bloated is not fat. Bloated is is I ate some [ __ ] baked beans. Is it bloated or are you fat? Like you can't let people ration between uh 14 and 12 and 15 and a quarter stone. How do you mean By bloated? Just ask him how do you mean by bloated? Like he needs to turn around and say to you, well I mean I've got fat. Any any minimizing language
or rationalizing takes the their feet away from the fire for somebody who's what 5' 11 to 6' probably a little bit over. But I've always been a rugby background so you need to carry a little bit of mass but you know. So the last few years or mass as in you were a prop forward and so you were fat but you call it mass Like again rational. It's been longer that the weight has kind of been fluctuating. Um yeah maybe a bit last few years particularly because I've probably broke through the 15 stone mark but
I would say I've always been Josh. Good question. Sorry one one sec. 15 stone mark. It sounds like that's a a a significant milestone to him. So clarify that. Okay. You mentioned breaking the 15 stone mark. How how do you mean by That? Well, you know, 15 stone, I've never been that weight in my life, and for someone my height, that's really, you know, obese or whatever he says. But he he didn't say, "I've added on 50 lbs or 25 kilos or whatever." He specifically said, "I broke the 15 stone mark." as if that's some
like turning point moment for him. So, we need to get him to tell us why that's so significant. Christian, the when you say that he's rationalizing these Things, would you just like clarify and make sure that he's actually calling it the right thing, which is fat. Yeah. Okay. And so, if if you're if you're bloated, how long do you how long do you typically hold that hold that bloating for? you know. No. Yeah. Okay. Heavy B. 14 and a half. 14 and a half for a long time. Um university weight would have been like 12
12 and a half which is always a good always a Good data point for me. Understood. What changed two years ago for the the weight to pile on more and go to like 15. Um probably a little bit more working away. So you know I'm not jobwise I was working I was in London a lot more and staying in London. So I was probably eating my diet was uh probably a bit poor. Um you know I've been using David Lloyd gym for like a decade. I've been yeah had no pelon because my pelon was at
home. So I'd say I was um away a lot Um which probably was there was there no stationary bicycles at the gym. Like do not let people rationalize oh I didn't have my pelon you're in [ __ ] London. Just go to any gym with a stationary bicycle. Don't let people rational hotels and stuff and then uh an apartment in London and it was just yeah a little bit per discipline when you're cooking on your own. Okay. He's kind of leading to the truth which is discipline. Okay. So you Know you mentioned discipline, you mentioned
not having a pelaton. Could you have gone to a gym and gone on a stationary bike? Yes. Why didn't you do that? Well, as I mentioned, it's my fault. It was discipline. Okay, we've clarified now. It's not the lack of the pelaton. It's the discipline. When someone is splitting responsibility, view it literally as that. Instead of 100% ownership on the truth, they've put 50% ownership on the truth and 50% on a Rationalization. Every time you remove uh you lower the authentic ownership, you lower the commitment because the commitment comes by this is 100% my fault,
which also means it's 100% in my power to do something about it. as opposed to, oh, it's 50% my fault, but 50% because I didn't have my little fancy Pelaton bike and my [ __ ] Lyra shorts. It's kind of like it's not really It's not the same as cooking for um a few other people or something. Makes total sense. So, the work commitments, the travel, being in London. Yeah. No, no, no. It's not the work commitments, it's not the travel. Got it. So, you have not been as disciplined recently because now you're now you're
feeding into Yes. Yes, Lee. It's the travel. It's the this, it's that. No, no, no. Got it. So you haven't been disciplined for the last two years and you've rationalized that as there was no Pelaton and choosing to eat a less regimented diet and as a result of your lack of discipline, finding the time, making the time to do exercise regardless of where you are in the world, regardless of your work commitments and choosing to not be disciplined with your diet. As a result of that, your weight has continued to go up and down, up
and down, and now you've broken the 15 stone mark. Is that correct? Yes. Put it on the prospect. Sort of change resulted in the the weight piling on increase. Okay. So, you said you're about 14 and a half to 15 and a quarter stone. What What weight would you want to be at, Simpson? Um, good question. But I think 14 would be all right. I mean, 13.99 would be fine. Um, so but 14 14 would be good because that's probably at least a stone. Uh, perfectly perfectly achievable. I mean, in some ways, I'm sure I
could probably Just hard and eat less and achieve it myself, but why not just do that? Like, that has to be your next question. Why not just do that? If you actually believe that, we don't need to be on this call. Think popped up on Instagram and thought I'll have a look. [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] Oh, it popped up on Instagram and I thought I could just do it myself. Yes, Christian. Dude, so I mean I've been training with you for a long time now and you know as You told
us like if we let him off that piece like aren't they just going to [ __ ] us for the rest of the call? That's why he's bullshitting. Yep. Literally doing that. So now I mean where do we go from here with this call? Because I mean we can keep reviewing but uh you get you got what you get what I'm saying. I'll I'll go a couple minutes until Lee has seen that he continues to let the guy off the hook and then yes, it's like we don't need to go more than 10 minutes in
to know what happens for the rest of the call. The prospect doesn't believe that it's 100% his fault because whilst he's given us a few openings of, oh, it's 50% this, it's 50% that. We've then just gone and said, okay, fine, no worries. As opposed to, well, which one is it? Is it the pelaton or is it the discipline? So yeah, but like I've done with you, Christian, uh we've probably had three, four, five call reviews where each time we do a Call review of one of your calls and it's the same mistake or a
mistake that you're now aware of. I don't have to hammer the point home as much with you. Bear in mind for Lee, it's his first ever call review. If I just show him the first time he let the prospect off the hook and say, "Well, you let the prospect off the hook. That's going to be the rest of the call," it's probably not nailed it into the coffin enough for Lee to not do it again. Does that make Sense? So, just bear in mind, yeah, Lee's brand new, first call review. You've been with me for
I think a year. So, we we have to remember the differences in people's level of awareness of what's going on. Make sense? That's totally I mean, I didn't mean it in that way. I meant to like cuz I've done this [ __ ] in calls where I'm like, "Okay, they tell me something and I'm like, man, okay, let me just understand a little bit more data. Let Me gather a little bit [ __ ] more." As opposed to be like, "Dude, like the [ __ ] it's your fault. You haven't you haven't been committed. You
haven't made disciplined. Let's get that [ __ ] clear before we even move on." But I'm falling into the trap into like, "Hi, let let's just get more data just to fill up the [ __ ] time." So, my extra piece of data going back earlier on in the call when he said I was in London would have been, "Was There any gyms?" Okay, that's that's the data. Oh, yeah. There's a [ __ ] load of them. So, why didn't you go? Oh, because I'm not disciplined. Okay, so to be clear, Simpson, is it your
discipline or is it logistics? No discipline. Okay, it's my it's my discipline. Okay, excellent. How long have you not had the discipline that you need that's causing you to put on this weight? Two years. So why after Two years of not having discipline have you now gotten to the point where you know you need outside help to maintain the discipline you need? Otherwise you'll just continue piling on the weight. Now my line of questioning is taking him away from this [ __ ] which is oh I I I just saw an advert but I could
probably do it on my own. Yeah, cuz they probably, you know, you need a bit more stimulus. You need a little bit more insights, particularly around Nutrition. A a little bit. I've been very ignorant. Ignorant. Okay. In what way? Have you gotten to the point where you're no longer willing to be ignorant? Yes. Why? Why us? Okay. Why now? Makes makes all sense. You said there that it would be perfectly achievable to drop a stone. That's like it's it's not an extensive amount of weight like one stone. So what I'm trying to understand here is
if this has been going on for the past few years In your opinion why do you beautiful but you need because he's lying and because you know you've got a lot of rapport here and I'm saying that because there's a there's a good vibe between you and him you can be more direct. It's like so you could phrase it like so so if it's so easy why have you failed at it? like just be way more direct with him cuz then he's like, "Ah, [ __ ] I can't get away with [ __ ] here."
Could you say to him, "Josh, do you mind if I be Direct with you?" And then uh No, not not not with this much because when when you need to say to someone, can I be direct with you or can I be honest with you? It's like they're in pain and we're going to need to smack them into even more pain. and we're we're being sensitive to, hey, I'm just giving you a heads up that I'm about to smack you a real one. Is that okay? This guy is not in pain. So, we don't need
to preface what we're saying with trying to be Compassionate to the prospect. He's not in pain. Okay? So, we actually need to be less compassionate to get him into pain. And then once we're in pain or he's in pain, then if need be, we can be listen, you know, can I just be honest with you? Yes. Does that make sense? Yeah, that makes sense. Thank you. feel like haven't been able to lose that stone yet. Great question. But uh so he's like, "Ah, shit." But not as direct as it could have been. Oh. Oh. Oh,
he's [ __ ] chewing on his own mouth. Clearly the juice hasn't been worth the squeeze in the How worth is it? How worth it is it now? Okay. Again, he's rationalizing. By the way, the juice wasn't worth the squeeze. Okay. Where where is the juice is worth now? Oh, it's definitely up there. Okay. So, is that the only thing that you see as the issue? Yes. Well, it sounds like you've got the juice now. So, why don't you go and squeeze it on your own? Right. He's still rationalizing. He's still lying. I haven't wanted
to enough because um so motivation, you know, probably simply put motivation. Um and and then I'll have a you know, I've done pelaton this morning, but I've also had a crack of breakfast of two of avocado with bacon and a couple of fried eggs. So that's probably my downfall fall. I will I'll work hard so I can Nothing wrong with bacon, fried eggs, and avocado. Brav, good bottle of wine. Or I Can I'll work hard so I can have a good fried breakfast on a Saturday. Um uh but you know, I work in operations, so
I'll I'll eat pretty [ __ ] canteen food at lunchtime each day, but I'll eat a very healthy evening dinner and a really healthy breakfast. So there's a there's a little bit of choice choice of food. Um but simply put, motivation. Okay. So So motivation, as you said there, you haven't wanted it enough. So what I'm curious about is did something change Recently to go beautiful. I I personally would have quantified it first and then asked what was the experience but this is fine. I would have said so where is your motivation now on a
scale of 1 to 10? 10 being this has to happen right now. Zero being I can keep putting it off. Then when he gives us a number you say why did you pick that number? And then you say what was the moment that shifted the motivation from not enough juice to worth to squeeze to an eight Out of 10 or whatever. Then you need to tie it down and say let's just say he said eight. So given that for 3 years the juice hasn't been worth the squeeze and you haven't been motivated and you haven't
been disciplined and you've continued to rationalize and make excuses that London doesn't have any gyms. Do you believe that an 8 out of 10 is enough worthiness of the juice to squeeze it given that it's been 3 years That it hasn't been? Do you think 8 out of 10 is enough? And he needs to tell you yes, eight out of 10 is enough. If he says nine out of 10 or 10, you probably don't need to do that cuz it's a nine or a 10. But if he says like a seven or an eight, it's
like, well, that's still not that high. So, you need to get him to tell you it's enough. from not wanting it enough to now wanting it enough. The fact that you're on this call. Um, Good question. Yeah. Yeah. In some ways, I suppose really I think it's uh No, look at the way he's actually his body language is responding to the question and then he's he's rationalizing the words. H kind of sort of maybe a little bit. No, his body was Yeah, his body language was this definitely a [ __ ] reason his wife doesn't
want to bang him anymore is probably the reason. Um, yo. Yeah, in some ways. Look how uncomfortable he is at the [ __ ] Question, but he's trying to mask it by laughing. Not wanting it enough to now wanting enough. The fact that you're on this call. Um, yeah, in some ways, I suppose. Really, I think it's triggered a little bit by birthday and shape and um age. It doesn't make any [ __ ] difference his birthday shape. What matters is his wife's not attracted to him anymore or whatever the [ __ ] reason. The
birthday shape doesn't actually mean Anything. Um, yes, probably a few things. My old man's probably Yeah, this is this is We're on something now. Not far away from passing. Can't even look at you. It It took 3 seconds there to look at the floor, but it's something we've been dealing with for a while. So, I think that wakes you up a little bit, isn't it? What woke you up? Nursing home. Um, so does your wife wake you up in the morning with a [ __ ] anymore? No. Oh, Shame. There's a little bit of just
reality of life. He's probably put a few more bricks in the Bergen and made and how many bricks are in the Bergen now? How much longer do you want to carry that Bergen down to say use people's language against them because their language is what they're actually feeling and we we explain our feelings through pictures. Bricks in a Bergen. That's a very descriptive. So I would be writing bricks in a Bergen or I'd Probably just write the word bricks. How many bricks are you carrying? How does it feel to carry those bricks? How long have
you carried those bricks? How much longer do you want to carry those bricks? Use people's words. Actually, yeah, I'd like to do something about it. First time he actually sounded like he actually meant what he was saying. Understood. Understood. So, with the the 50th birthday approaching in four or so months time in September, combined with The fact that you said your dad, the old man, is aging and it's something that you've been dealing with for a while. Is is is that something that you're worrying about in terms of your overall health? Just ask it as
a question. So, why why what is it that's worrying you about that that means you now need to do something about it? Open-ended question, but you're you're going in the right direction. It's just sometimes when we're like, I know what I need to get To, but I don't know how to get there with a question, so I'm just kind of going to tell the prospect. It's better than going in the wrong direction. But to get more advanced, we have to learn to just ask it as a free open question. But you're going in the right
direction. Sorry. Yes, go for it. Yeah. So, quick question there. Like what I'm what I'm hearing from you is that he says this thing about the birthday, but what you're sharing from your perspective is That's that's kind of like a smoke screen. It's surface level. It's not deep enough. It's something about his wife or maybe like So how would you necessarily take it there to or like his friends made fun of him because he put on all this weight. He's going to be celebrating his birthday with his friends and he wants to be fit. Nail
on the head. Nail on the head. Like Yeah. So, like I guess how do we how do we get to that depth? Just keep asking. Okay, So you got your birthday coming up and you don't want to be fat. Why? Mhm. It's so much simpler than we make it. Yeah. It's like, okay, why? What's what's what's actually the difference between 49 and 50? Nothing. It's just this. It's just this year his friends are going to be there or whatever. Yeah. Would you just ask it directly like that at that point? I wouldn't say about being
fat, but I would say, okay, so you got your you got your 50th birthday coming up in 6 months and you do not want to turn up in the shape that you're in now. Why not? Well, overweight, maybe just like be more direct. Um, I would just say you don't, you know, you you you don't want to turn up as at 15. You don't Okay, so you're carrying all these bricks in your Bergen and in 6 months you're going to carry those bricks on your stomach into your birthday event having broken the 15 stone mark.
Why is that not something that you're willing to accept? I would Take all of his language and throw it into my question. Yeah, something like that. Okay. Yeah. Um, yeah, I wouldn't say it's particularly on my mind, but I've had some good advice over the years from different people in business and stuff and there was one bit that resonated with me that you know what what you did any of them teach you the advice of being disciplined? Oh, what a surprise. Doing today is what you'll be living in 10 years and I thought I you
know I think that's great advice. So, you know, I'm I'm not probably not doing too bad for my age versus some folk that apparently are rationalizing at that stage, but um I you I'm a bit weak on my right leg. I I do not want to be taking a careful downstairs at 60 years old. I want to be bouncing. [ __ ] Guys aren't at home going, "Oh, I feel so bad about myself cuz I can't bounce down the stairs at home." Hey, Josh. Question. Like uh like David said and then Lee confirmed something personal
that bothers men turning up to his birthday party and all of his chums are, you know, in great shape and they're like, "Fucking hell, what happened to you, bro?" Like, that's embarrassing for him. Him being in the privacy of his own home going, "Well, I've got a bad leg and I don't want to I don't want to injure myself going down the stairs." Guys don't care about that. Jeremy, no, I'm Going to reserve my question. done. So, this is kind of about putting a platform in that's going to, you know, last me 10 years and
and probably refresh reset my regimes by speaking to a few professional experts. You know, there's all there's always Okay, Jeremy. Yeah. No, what I was It's the thing like Nicole and I were kind of chatting about is the is the judgment, right? And I and I'm trying to like process how I'm judging people, how I'm Judging myself, how I'm judging this guy or or hearing how you're talking about this guy. It sounds I'm talking about this guy on this call to emphasize and entertain the point. I wouldn't be talking to this guy the way I'm
talking about it to you. Right. I agree. If the if these calls become too boring and too clinical, you aren't going to sit here for 5 hours with me offering you training. So, I'm I'm entertaining more to just get you guys to be like, "Oh, That that makes sense. It's funny. I remember it. I'm going to take it on board." It's like Tony Robbins, you know, there, you know, why why does he get everybody [ __ ] doing this and clapping? It's like, does that actually do anything for you? Kind of. It changes your state,
but more importantly, it's an experience. It's something you remember. Yeah. And pattern interrupt and stuff, but and I'm just thinking in my mind like Yeah. It's like you were I Guess you just said it here and that's why I'm reserving my question. So, good. Local people can see I've had a personal trainer before and I've done very very well by a personal trainer and you know, six, seven years ago in great shape. um this don't know just felt it was a bit more digital and a bit bit more current and not telling you anything useful
and and I think I've got the um determination to do it through the year so Makes makes total sense. So biggest challenge right now is essentially sticking with it. You've got the 50th birthday approaching in September as a result of that you feel like it's a good time now to get some help with that. Um piled on the way over the last few years want to be in better shape and a big reason for the way piling on was was due to work being over in London. office. I'm going to You see how the summary
is so inaccurate? It's like, oh, the Biggest reason was you're in London. No, no, no. The biggest reason is you weren't disciplined. You were rationalizing. You were making excuses. I still don't know the real reason why this is important now. You're carrying a bunch of bricks in your bergen. How many bricks are you carrying? How much longer do you want to carry the bricks? Right. Like we're we're we're summarizing very surface level stuff. Assuming you're not over there anymore. So, no. No. Close Closer. Not true. Right. Like assuming you're not in London anymore. That was
never an issue anyway. The real issue was the ownership that he wasn't disciplined. And you haven't wanted it enough, but now you do want it enough because of the birthday approaching and obviously why does that matter? You've mentioned your dad there and wanting to I suppose uh set yourself up in a way that when you are in your 60s that you're still able to essentially do the Things that you're able to do right now. Is that kind Yeah, that's fair. Yep. He'll say, "Yeah, that's fair." Because he's like, "Great. He's going to pitch me and
tell the price based on me not having to open up." Beautiful. I managed to worm my way through the call with Lee without having to actually put my balls on the line. He's love he's loving this. He's like, "Fantastic. I don't have to even tell you anything truthful." Like truthful but not the Real truth. And I can just worm my way through it. So if someone responds with, "Yep, you know, you haven't gone deep enough." Because when you give them the summary, they should be like, "Holy, how did this person get all of that from
20 minutes? Get me to tell them all of that. That is the most clarity I've had in my entire life. I feel like dog shit." They should not be responding from your summary going, "Yep." They should be like, "I'm going to be sold and I can't say no matter the price tag because this person has just ripped me a new [ __ ] asshole." This is the problem. this summer. This is the problem I feel like I'm having on my calls because I feel like people are just getting on the call just to price shop
and I'm having a hard time like again having a hard time uh getting deeper and into the into the pain on the questions. And this makes sense because this is exactly like and I Put it on in the chat about like price shopping. So that they're opening up a little bit and tell me some truth but they're not really being full truth. Y what I'm wondering is why not just continue doing what you're currently doing if you feel that you have the motivation now. There you go. Except we should have asked that when it came
up 3 minutes ago as opposed to back uh keeping it in our back pocket because you you do want to bad enough. That's What I'm trying to understand. Why not just do the pelatin and the nutrition study things or do you feel like that that wouldn't actually get you to where you want to go? Don't lead the question. that that kind of just voided the whole point of the question cuz you you telegraphed why you were asking it and and the real reason you're asking the question is cuz I don't need the sale. That's why
you you should be asking that question because you're like you you Take it or leave it. But this question needs to be asked otherwise I don't have anything to sell you as opposed to adding on the telegraphing which is I'm hoping that you tell me the answer that I want you to tell me. So I'm going to kind of lead the question there a little bit. Um, fair, but still powerful though, which is amazing how the right question, even botched a little bit, is so much p more powerful than the wrong [ __ ] level
Service question with perfect tonality or at the right time in your script. It's like no, no, no. The powerful question is always the powerful question. There is better ways to phrase it, but the question came from the right place, which is I don't need to try and sell you. I need to make sure that you are someone that is ready to buy this and ready to commit to this. And I I am skeptical. People that come from a place of skepticism as far as the closers have A lot of negotiating power because it's like I
I can take it or leave it. And so the question still landed. I think the nutrition side of things I'm pretty ignorant on. So, I need I see this as insights that I don't currently have. I don't really want to buy a magazine and read it. I could hire I could get a nutrition coach or something. That's fair. Um, so I see this as an all round package that his whole vibe and tonality has changed right now because he's Actually being honest. It gives me a as opposed to laughing and joking and smiling about it.
Solution and probably this this is him like, "Yeah, [ __ ] I I actually have to do something about this." So, a program where there's a bit more discipline. You I just tend to find you show up you show up for programs. So, you know, I'm a little bit more So, what you're saying is that unless you have someone telling you what to do, when to do it, how to do it, and Tracking what you do, you are telling me that you do not have at this time in your life and for the last 3
years the discipline to actually do this. Is that what you're saying? Is that what you're trying to be honest and tell me? Yes. Okay, got it. Now, we've got him on record actually saying what he's kind of trying to say. Right out in the country at the minute where I am, whereas I've been in a city, it might you can do high rocks or whatever. You can get into some Kind of beasting program. Although, you know, they only carry you along. So, I've seen But you didn't, right? You see how he's still trying to lie?
Oh, well, if I was in London, I could do Hierrox. Well, you were in London before and you didn't. I'm fed up with this guy, man. Like, he's like full of [ __ ] Like, he's he's he's still [ __ ] fat. He has like like you said, he's like like if he had me on the phone, I would just be asking, "Why the [ __ ] are you laughing?" Like I Wouldn't say like that, but it's just like the energy is just like he's so passive. Like I'm getting [ __ ] annoyed. Like why
don't we just call that out? When Lee gave the summary like as he paused and then he continued it he when he said yep like the first time the way he said it was like embarrassed that he it's like he's like I just got away with that but he like wasn't proud of it. If you I don't know if you picked up on that. Very deep and very well spotted and 100% accurate. Pete, it's like I've said, let me change the context. If you get someone to enroll in a program that is for their benefit
and they know it's for their benefit, but you got them to enroll by backing them into a corner with word tracks or tie downs that are are very memorized. They enroll into the program and a part of them is happy to enroll in the program and start the journey to fix it. But another part of Them is like I didn't even step up to the plate and take my own commitment and my own ownership to the next level. I kind of got the closer to do that for me. And there's this part of them that
feels shameful about that. It's like, you know, I I I guess it was me that should have chosen through the help of the closer to make a bigger commitment as opposed to getting backed into a corner. So yeah, and I've said this before, I'm going to do a YouTube video On this, that the spiritual side of sales is when you realize this stuff is not linear. Meaning, let's just say that uh Lee let this guy off the hook with the summary and Simpson was able to get away with it. And on this call, Simpson actually
closed. Let's just imagine that. But the karmic energy that Lee is putting out into the universe is I'm not going to believe that people can level up and step up and upgrade their own level of personal responsibility. I I Don't believe that about people, so I'm going to have to try and force them over the line. What then happens? The other calls that you have on your calendar don't show up, turn up as worse prospects. Some [ __ ] happens with your marketing and the marketing in your offer tanks. And what you don't realize is
the spiritual side of sales is these moments on a on a specific scale happen on a much bigger scale that is universal. You have to show up as the Human being as a closer that believes that prospects can be honest with themselves, 100% honest with themselves. Commit for themselves to themselves by themselves without you needing to back them into a corner. When you start being that type of person which is defined in one word, a leader, an actual leader in life, everything around you starts happening for your benefit. You get offered to join a new
offer. Your boss turns around to you and says, "Hey, Christian, you know what? You want to sell this for a bigger price? Sell the same [ __ ] for twice the price." And you're like, "Wow, I just got to make twice the commission on the same call." Your leads all turn up to the calls. They all turn up and they open up to you. your marketing doesn't crash for the next six months. All sorts of [ __ ] just starts happening for you because you have chosen to step into the energetic and spiritual position of
Being a leader rather than just being a closer. Make sense? All right, questions. Harrison? Yeah. just two real like clarifiers because one with like the data on here because in the 11 minutes we've just gone through like 15 different examples of him rationalizing and like 15 different paths that we could have gone down to call him out on it but I guess just to clarify if we just nipped it right at the beginning then it feels like none of those would Have happened in the first place right normally no but bear in mind you are
dealing with someone's habitual behavior of rationalizing, meaning they may rationalize and you call them out on it. And they may do it again and then you call them out on it. And then they may do it a third time on a call and you call them out on it. But what matters is that every time they do it, you do not let them off the hook. And at a certain point, if they keep choosing to exhibit The same behavior that has caused them to be where they're at now, you have to bring them to that
level of awareness. Hey, Simpson. What I'm noticing is that despite us keep getting clarity on your rationalizations, you continue to revert back to rationalizing. I'm wondering, how do you plan on ever solving this problem which is caused by a habitual pattern of rationalizing unless you stop rationalizing? Like then we have to zoom Out and show him, I don't give a [ __ ] about your individual rationalizations. I want to now show you the broad pattern which is I keep trying to show you you're rationalizing and you keep doing it. Do you think part of the
problem as to why you've been in this cycle of going up and down in weight carrying a bergen of bricks for 3 years is that you keep rationalizing things? Yes. Are you at the point when you're going to rationalize another day, another time on This phone call or are you done with that? I'm done with that. Why? What changed from 30 seconds ago when for the third time on this call you continued to rationalize yourself despite me inviting you to an honest way of seeing things? What changed? Blank. Okay. Is that change enough that you
are not going to revert back to rationalizing in the next 3 minutes at the end of this call when you come into the program if we let you into the program and 6 months into the Program when you could revert back to rationalizing. Is this turning point that you've now just had, this come to Jesus moment, is that enough that you're not going to revert back to rationalizing? Yes. Why not? And I'm going to keep tying it down and tying it down and tying it down until he cannot back out of that tie down. Make
sense? Great question, Harrison. Great point. Yeah. And the the only other thing too is that with cuz when I was on health And fitness I get people like this all the time like giving off all these different excuses information but it felt like you always went back to when it came to the questions you were asking it came back to the discipline he said in the very beginning and it's more to clarify it kind of goes what you said last week about the truth meter is it always just coming back to what data point did
he speak the most truth with and I just asked this to really try to Separate or just have a better idea of how to separate out the surface level stuff that doesn't need to get summarized versus like the actual truth on there. Yep. 100%. David. Yeah, thank you. So, my offer is a little bit different in a sense, the cryptocurrency portfolio offer where different from Lee's offer like nobody's going to completely neglect what they're doing in fitness and think that they might just get lucky. I will have some prospects Who in the realm of crypto,
they've had some random big wins, which makes them feel like they might be able to just get lucky again without an approach. Within that, how do I kind of get them to take responsibility in a niche where people feel like there's a chance that they might get lucky? Is that just about me saying, "Well, why haven't you gotten bigger results more consistently or something like that?" It feels a little bit trickier there. Uh, so all you need To know is what happened. So they made blank amount of money. How did that happen? Oh, I put
it on this coin. How did you choose that? Oh, I I just I just guessed or I just did blank or I just did what? Okay, why not just do that again? And it's the why not just do that again? They need to tell you a compelling reason why they can't just continue that. So it's about gathering the data of what was the result and how did they get that result if it was a Good result and then why not just do that again and then if they say oh well you know I could do
that okay great do that then there would be absolutely no reason and no potential for success as far as your commitment and certainty to join this mastermind for crypto investing if you believe that the strategy of taking a guess and hoping and praying that you make the right guess is something that you're willing to continue the type of the type of Clientele that we work with inside this crypto mastermind. They are strategists. They want to have uh you know information that let's just say cannot be found anywhere else that allows them to roll the dice
in their favor. And they do not want to be the type of people that gamble with their money and make investments just by guessing. If that is the type of person that you want to continue being, you are not a fit. You just unsell. Got it. And then by Asking that 99 times out of 100 they're going to have to say out loud themselves to me. Okay. Well, the chances are by guessing in the past it's not going to work again. Got it. Why not? Well, it was a guess. Okay. You made that. And you
you have to keep going though. You made that guess in the past with money that you didn't have. Now you've had that success. You have more money. So why not take a few guesses and gamles? No. because of blank blank blank blank Blank. You have to go five layers beneath that. It's always the extra layers, guys, where the difference is between being a master closer that gets rich and being an average closer that stays middle of the road. It's not the question, it's the next three or four questions that come underneath it. Yeah. Oh, why
not just why not just do that? Oh, no. I don't want to do that. Okay, cool. Next question. No, no, no. Well, you did that before. What's different Now? Well, this is different now. Why is that different now? What is different about that now? Okay, why? And you just keep asking why or what or when or how. Another three or four questions and then they're tied in. But they're not only tied into the tie down of what you were talking about. Their perception of you is completely different. They're like, "Fuck me. This guy's a genius.
I'm I'm not afraid to give him my credit card." One of my funniest videos on Instagram, I've got this video that says, "Don't ever send people a payment link." And I've got like I don't know [ __ ] 20,000 people under the comments saying this is [ __ ] You definitely shouldn't ask someone to read out their 16-digit cards on the phone. It's like well I made more money than you doing that. And it's just funny how people think that the issue is whether people are going to trust you to uh uh take their card
details over the phone. It's If you are the type of person that is that much of an expert, people will read out their 16-digit card number. They don't care. But if they see you as someone that can only ask a question and never go deeper, then you ask them to give you their credit card and give you $10,000. They're like, "Fuck no, I need to ask my wife." And you're like, "Oh, how long have you been married?" "Oh, I don't actually have a wife." Huh? What? Like, they just make up some [ __ ] Smokec
screen about needing to ask their wife. And then you go on their Facebook and they're [ __ ] single for the last 10 years. They just lie because they don't trust you. Okay. All right. Let's keep going. I'd seen this as a potential solution, but you know, that's the idea of this call. Uh I might be right, I might be wrong, but I'd seen this as a potential solution to help me that, you know, even if I I'm away, you know, a week a month in Denmark in Copenhagen And I need something that's that's portable.
I use a gym in the hotel, but you know, you can't get better food than you get in Copenhagen. So, it's easy. Even even the rabbit food tastes nice over there. Makes makes sense. So, you know, what is it in particular? What I'm wondering is what are you maybe worrying about as you're progressing towards 50 now in a couple of months if everything was just to stay the same with what you're currently doing? Like what is There anything that you're currently worrying about? Well, uh I think I could I think I could be in better
shape. So I think I could be in better shape and and and look better, you know, so my wife and I are good and happy and all that, but um I I just want to be in better health and feel good. Feel good. Look good. Um look good to who? And I think that'll make me sharper and more productive at work. Um, you know, more decisive and all all around all around Better because I don't think you need to be a slave. So So why have you been a slave to your lack of discipline? People
just give you so much juice. It It's insane. If I was on the call with these people, they'd be [ __ ] destroyed. Oh, you know, discipline and and then I'm just going to use that against them the whole call. If I do nothing and continue where I am, I don't want to be a slave. So why have you been A slave to [ __ ] eating canteen food? Like he he's he's just boxing himself into a corner. I don't even have to try. It'll be okay. I'm certainly better than being. But I I'd like
you know when I was 40 years old, I think I was I was fit. Were you more disciplined? Huh? And I feel a big difference. So I'm feeling a bit lagged behind at the minute. Um and I don't want to I don't want to say another degradation over the next obviously degragation. That's a big Word. older they will be. But I I don't want to be um sitting around at 60. I want to be fit at 60. We're not talking about 60. You're 50. Um I'm pretty competitive. Not even 50, 49. So like, you know,
uh h how how how are you so competitive if you're not disciplined enough to go to a gym in London? I want to be doing stuff and um I'd love to get out do some like people say a lot of nice things, guys, but you have to show them the truth, not what they say. People say so much [ __ ] So do you. So do I. To ourselves. That is the secret to life, guys, is comparing the facts with the words. I've never been a great runner, but obviously when you have your knee snapped
and you sort of it's like having a new leg because it's been reconnected. So I've never run a marathon, but I'm thinking now I'd love to be able to run a marathon in a few years time. Um wishes, dreams, hopes, future stuff, not Important. Doesn't matter. Running a marathon. Oh, so what happens if what happens if 61 12 18 months go by and you haven't run a marathon? Don't ever [ __ ] say something like that and stuff like that. So I've got, you know, I want to be skiing really well at 60. I want
to be Yeah, we need to get off to 60. Just healthy and doing well. Make make total sense. Can I ask you a question? Yeah. How does it make you feel given the fact what you've just Said there? At 40, you were fit. Now you feel like you're lagging behind and you you aren't in the shape that you want to be in. you don't look the way you want to look and you don't have the better health and essentially the look good and feel good factor. You see how because we didn't go layers deeper onto
any of those things. They don't matter. Like look good to who? Feel good in what way? What does feel good mean? Like does that mean he has no libido? Does I don't know What that means. So we can't summarize things if we haven't gone layers deep. How does that make you feel? Um well dis still landed though. disappointed and uh a little bit disappointed and a little bit um so given how how much that landed that tells me this guy is in some real [ __ ] pain because we're we're on surface level questions surface
level conversation and it's landing this much. Imagine if we'd have gone those layers Deeper and then we summarized it back to him and then said, "How does that make you feel?" He'd be on the [ __ ] claw on the [ __ ] floor crying. Literally, he'd be on the floor crying in tears. If we'd have gone layers deeper, this is a big reaction for a guy from a from a question that was very surface level. Pete, is there any chance like let's say that that was the case for a call, you go this far
into it and he's gotten away with [ __ ] and then you pick up on That like you just did like there's obviously something going on. Is there anything you could do to just like completely cut through all the like wasted time and just be like, "Hey man, like I'm sensing there's more to like what you're telling me." and just shut up and say like would that cut through it and like maybe save it or Yeah, you could literally just say what you said. Perfect. I would contextualize it. I'd say so you know I asked
you about things That are 10 years away and I I noticed when you said disappointment and the way that you're expressing this to me. I sense that there's a lot more going on given how the question was something 10 years away and you're you're having a a very real and honest reaction. What's going on? So, I would just contextualize it a little bit more, but exactly like you said, Pete. Yeah. You you just pick up and try and start having a deeper conversation. I feel like Neo in the Matrix right now, man. I'm telling you
what, I'm feeling it. Love that. Yeah. When you actually get this, it's like I mean, you can see how quickly I'm figuring this stuff out. For everybody that's been here for a while, it it's a superpower, guys. And that's why if you really want to become someone special in life that can make a lot of money, that can help a lot of people, that can really feel like your life has meaning, this is one of the superpowers that's Real, guys. At the moment, there's no such thing as super strength, flying, invisibility, those things don't exist,
but you can definitely develop this as a superpower. Marcus, yeah, two things. So, one is uh I think we missed that when you paused because you just said, "I'm ashamed of myself." So, maybe we can just go back two seconds. But what I wanted to say based on Pete's point is um I think the difficulty with that is and there was I think one or I think it Was two weeks ago when you had that basketball uh analogy where you were saying well look if you were a single player in a single game um and
then there's no other players and you're the only um variable in the game and you don't realize the out of state so you're not asking the questions as you should be. you're not picking up on these things and nobody's having an intervention with you to be like shaking you like okay you you missed this this This this and that then you don't even think of asking a question like Pete just did right like that's the that's the whole issue so you don't just wake up in the middle of the call and be like oh [
__ ] I haven't been tuned in for the last 15 minutes so I should probably tune in now unless for some kind of reason somebody I don't know slaps you in the face or you see something like you said next to you your checklist or whatever and you wake But that's the whole point why we once we lose the call we we lost it, right? Yeah. Yeah. It's it's very very unlikely. The only chance that is logical is the prospect rationalizes something that was so obvious to you as a rationalization that even in your state
of blindness, you're like, "Wait, what? What the [ __ ] did he just say?" like that is so obviously a rationalization that could happen, but it has to be a really extreme obvious Lie or rationalization. And remember, being in the right state is not just about seeing things. It's about being able to act on them. In other words, you might see that absolute lie, but you're in this state of weakness and fear and scarcity and, oh, I didn't have a good week this week. And so, you see the lie and you're like, oh [ __
] I'm 15 minutes into the call. Do I want to start calling this [ __ ] out now? Oh, no, no, never mind. I'll just carry on With the call. And you may see it and you just choose to not do anything cuz at the front part of the call when you first start, you need to choose to show up as a leader. I'm going to challenge the prospect. I'm going to show the prospect the truth. I don't need the sale. I'm in abundance. Money flows to me. It comes everywhere. I'm relaxed. I'm chill. I'm
a chillionaire. I'm curious. All of your state checklist things. That's how you need to choose to Start the call. Yeah. And also Josh like what I realized for me if if I let's say if I'm in state in a call and then if after when I'm not in state I review a call where I was in state I can't I I don't realize what I'm doing. It's like it's like a different language. It's almost like in the call I'm speaking Chinese. I'm not in state watching the call. I'm like how the [ __ ] did
I do that? And vice versa when you're not in state on the call and you're watching a Call while you're in state and you're like why the [ __ ] did I not call out this this this this right? So it is you are the same person watching the call and being in the call but if you're in two different states it's almost like you're a first grader teaching somebody in 10th grade math and you have no idea how to do it. I'm really glad you explained all of that. It spot on. Yeah. Like my
favorite bit although you explained both directions was you're out Of state watching a call where you were in state and you're like how the [ __ ] did I say that or do that or know to say that? That's the point guys. It's like you do know what to do and how to do these things if you actually work on your life as a whole and you choose to show up to these calls having done the training outside of the calls. when it comes to game time, you you just switch off whatever you've been training
on and you just turn up to that call in state And you bring the best version of you that you possibly can and you'll be like, I don't even know how the [ __ ] I said that or did that or knew what to say. You're just so tuned in. And that's also why like if if some other closers would watch your calls or like let's say prior to us having all this training, we would watch other people's calls where they were in state, you wouldn't realize what they were doing. you were like, "No, what
are they doing? It doesn't Make sense." Or my my favorite one is some people have watched some of my very early calls which are in this mastermind and gone, "Well, Josh didn't really have to do anything that advanced. The guy just kind of opened up to me. It's like, yeah, no [ __ ] because I was actually working on my life as a whole, which means I'm showing up to the call the right way. I'm doing my training. I'm investing in a mentor. I'm doing my morning uh five-minute journal. I'm Doing everything. So, therefore, I've
created an energy around me, a vortex where I'm just going to attract those types of prospects. And then someone else watches the call and like, well, that was just an easy prospect. It's like, so why the [ __ ] are you getting difficult prospects then? What is wrong with you and wrong with your life? And what little weakling are you that you attract such weak people into your life as opposed to trying to criticize me Because I was so advanced in my personal development that I was actually making my life easier. Do you want me
to pat you on the back because you're making your life harder? Does that make you feel better that you're working harder than me and getting less results and making less money? Is that really what you want to tell yourself is an accomplishment? [ __ ] go for it. B like what they what they what they tell us in on this software that I just Started on and uh like they have different lists. So it's like CB leads based on their credit score and whatever like they run these diagnostics on AI when they booked the call.
And in the beginning obviously they give you C leads to see how you're doing on the I was like there's no such thing as a C lead in my mind like it's somebody that books a call they have a problem and then you close them. That's it. And that's what I did. or or or my favorite One is all of the C leads that filled out an application form and said they don't have much money or didn't put much information in the application form. Those are the leads that need your help the most and that
you would actually be being more of a leader to try and actually take a genuine call with those people and help them as opposed to going, "Oh, well, they're just a [ __ ] lead. I won't tell them. I won't talk to them." Like I think I've said this story Before. In my very early first two months in sales, I got handed a certain category of leads. We could just call them a type leads that had a certain amount of money. It was $100,000 or more for the offer that we were selling, which was $15,000
offer. And I had a belief that anybody that didn't meet that criteria on the application form and was making 50 grand a month or less than 50 was just they're never going to have the [ __ ] money. I then got Forced by the underground mentor to take those calls as a punishment uh because of my belief. He was like, "Right, take those calls and you're only going to get those [ __ ] leads. You can't have any of the better leads." And I took them and I chose to take them genuinely and show up
in the right way. And I was like, "Holy [ __ ] I just got a $15,000 pay $14,000 payment out of a guy that worked at FedEx and made I think he made like $40,000 a year as a postman and he Just paid $14,000." And I had that first one and I was like, "How much money is in all of these $50,000 or less leads that I have just ignored?" So I started taking all of the leads, all of them. I had the same amount of sales from people that made $500,000 or more a year
from people that made $50,000 or less. They were just slightly more difficult calls, which was brilliant because that's how I got better at sales. That's how I learned to actually help the people that Most closers would just leave on the side of the road and say, "Oh, I don't want to help you cuz you're, you know, you're a harder prospect." Well, then and then and then what's going to happen? Going back to the universe, you don't want to help the people that need your help more. Watch what happens to your $100,000 leads. They're going to
dry the [ __ ] up real fast cuz you don't deserve them. Your marketing will just tank and you'll be like, "What happened To all my good leads?" Well, [ __ ] you didn't care enough about the people that needed you. So now God is not going to reward you with the people that were going to be easy sales. So Josh, with that point in mind, I had a lead come through on Instagram and my setter, the guy said that he only had like he wants to get to 40K a month, but right now he
only has like $300 in his bank account right now. And my setter was basically pushing him off and asking Me, you know, should we, you know, just provide him some free value, you know, give him some YouTube videos or something like that and then when he gets to the position when he can have a call to book the call, would would that be not the good approach? Just go ahead and take the call with him even if we know he admitted that he only has like 300 bucks in his account. Even just for you to
be doing the training of running a full discovery, you you may as well. Okay. Thank you. Take a real call. Thanks. I've I've You're welcome. I've always believed that taking real calls is way better than doing role plays. I'd rather take calls with unqualified prospects than doing role plays cuz you actually get a real response whereas people can especially especially if you're roleplaying with closers. Closers bring their own personal baggage to the role play. They try and be a difficult prospect cuz they Get difficult prospects cuz they suck at sales. So, well, the prospect wouldn't
have [ __ ] said that because you wouldn't have [ __ ] up the front part of the call. Jacob, that's you. No, I'm just kidding. No, never. Um, Josh, on this. Yeah, you saw the smile. I did want to ask, so I I know some of this is going to be niche to like tax alchemy, but because you were selling on a crypto offer where it's not just the purchase price, they then need the capital. That's kind of where we're at. So, we need people to have 100k in liquidity minimum to one be able
to afford our services, but to then also be able to go out and do stuff. And when I get people on the phone that either they're under the income threshold at all to even have a big enough tax problem to make our services valued or if they do have a big enough tax problem but they don't have enough liquidity and can't we we talk about what they can do and they just Can't. Like I I just want to be really clear that because the advice that I was given by like Skyler was they I can't
spend 30 minutes coaching them on life advice. No, your job no your job is not to coach. If you have an actual financial qualifier like let me give you an example. Uh I I was on the dating offer and uh we were selling to men who wanted a woman and I got on a call once and it was a guy that was gay and he was like, "Well, can you can you get me Guys?" And I was like, we we can't do that. Like, it's just not how our business is set up. So, if there
is a tangible reason that you can't help someone, I'm not saying to coach them for 30 minutes. No. If if your qualifier is to work with us at our service, with our program, you need a $100,000 liquid. And at the front part of the call, what's your biggest challenge? Blank. Okay, got it. How much are you looking to, you know, save tax on? And they say, Well, I've only I've only got 50 grand. You say, okay, awesome. Uh the minimum threshold to work with us is $100,000. Uh so at this point we can't help you.
If that changes in the near future, feel free to reach back out. Great meeting you. Have a great day. And that's it. And due to that I am not wrong for respectfully trying to get them off the count off the call quickly just because we can't help them. And and I'm not doing it in like oh [ __ ] you, we can't Help you. Like that's not my mindset. I just I can't help them. So I need to talk to people I can. Correct. There's only two additional things that I would possibly ask after that,
which you know, once I've said we can't help you, awesome. No worries. I'm I'm just curious. Was there any particular reason that you booked in the call not having met the threshold? If if it's clear on the market, they don't know the they don't know the 100K. So, but people will Book in under 300K that know they have to be at that and they lie and say they do. then I think you have an ethical responsibility and it sends the right message to the universe to challenge them on that. Yeah. So I would say any
any particular reason that you booked in the call not having met the threshold knowing that that is our threshold say it very calmly and then if they say um well I just wanted to see what you do say okay so you wanted to waste our time Because that's true. Okay. So, so you so you knew that we only work with people and that we have a number of people that want to work with us. Hence why we're very honest and upfront and selective in the inbound process for our our initial consultation here. And you decided
that you didn't want to follow our process and your time was worth more than either our time or the time of the people that we can help that we should be helping that we're now not on the phone with cuz You've blocked off one of those slots. a slot that you knew you had to be at a threshold to meet, but you didn't. Correct. Okay. Was there a second part to that? I thought you said there was two things. I don't remember the second part. That's because what that's one final bit on that because what
that's doing as far as sending a message to the universe Jacob is are you a better person looking at the big picture of you know other people If you allow someone to void your process and do not tell them or invite them to the realization that that was very selfish. Are you a leader in life? No, you're not. You're the type of person that just oh okay well you wasting my time. All right. No worries. Bye. No. A leader is someone that actually tries to show people the truth whether they want to accept it or
not, whether that person is useful to them or not, whether that person is going to Transact with them or not. As a leader, you have a moral modus operandi which is I try and bring the truth to light in the world in the universe when I've been given an opportunity where I can either choose truth or falsehood. And if you always choose truth, then that's the the snowball effect that you're cascading out into reality. Now, to be clear, you can flip that the other way where you've now [ __ ] up your karma, which is
I'm trying to get this person to see the Truth cuz I want to be the big I am. If you're doing it for that reason, you've now taken the same action and turned it into a negative. It should literally just be I want to invite this person to a better way of thinking which is to not waste people's time to not void the the process that we have. I don't give a [ __ ] whether they agree with it, disagree with it, want to fight me, not want to fight me. I'm just going to say
what's the truth. Not so I feel better. Not so I feel like, oh, you wasted my time and I'm pissed off with you for wasting my time. So now I'm going to put it back on to you. So it's always about the intention. Leaders care about doing the right thing for the very sake of doing the right thing. That's it. Do you have any small fragment in you that has that feeling? Even a half a percent of being somewhat annoyed that this person did that all the time. That's why I'm still on this personal development
Journey. I have many times where someone winds me up and I want to I do it. Sometimes we get Instagram DMs from people that are like, uh, my my favorite one now is is uh someone messages and asks a question, you know, oh, can can I join if I'm in Dubai? And the response that we now have is, I only answer questions to people that are ready to enroll today. And then they respond back and say, well, I'm not ready to enroll today. I was just curious. There is Times where I've responded and said, so
you you're just wasting my time because I get annoyed or I get triggered. That's that's part of life. But I'm on the same personal development journey as you guys. I'm just a little bit further ahead. I still constantly have to check myself and think, well, this probably I'm I'm triggered personally rather than doing the right thing. So yeah, all the time it's what the video is on YouTube That I uploaded today that we had uh the rant for on the rants and role plays last Friday, which is until we all remember that this journey we're
on is a constant personal development journey where the challenges that we face personally are the obstacle that is the way to the next level of our life. you're you're trying to solve a problem tactically based on sales skills or sales this or sales that, not realizing that the real journey we're all on is I Need to constantly handle the parts of me that are insecure, the parts of me that are triggered, the parts of me that are lazy, the parts of me that lie to myself and lie to other people. It's it's that focus that
is what we're all here doing. And I'm still on that journey. The only one I know that's not on that journey is M. He's the only person I've ever [ __ ] met that has actually beat the game. That's exactly why I asked this question. So when you Are, and and I don't want to harp on this, but I think this is really important. When you say those things to people and you are helping bring them to a higher level, there are still parts of you even during that that feel those old feelings. Like you're
annoyed at them for wasting your time, but it's about the intent. So like you're going to have that that's what I mean. No, I misunderstood the question. There are sometimes where I get personally annoyed And therefore don't do the right thing. And there there are other times where I just genuinely try to invite someone for the right way to think just to invite them to the right way to think. It it what I'm saying is it's the inconsistency optimizing to improve. So let me give you an example. Person that is very underdeveloped. Every single time
someone wastes their time, they do one of two things every single time. they Get triggered and fight back against the prospect or they they just don't do anything about it. They just say, "Okay, have a nice day. Bye." So, every single time, let's say over a 30-day period, that happened 10 times. Every single time their their response to that experience is a low consciousness response. Person B is 50% of the way through their personal development journey. 10 times in 30 days they get a prospect that that wants to waste their Time. 50% of the time
they they just say, you know, can I can I be honest with you? Yes. So, you knew that we had a process and you wanted to avoid that process, blah blah blah blah blah, and you tell them the truth 50% of the time. The other 50% of the time, you get triggered and you fight back against the process. Oh, well, you wasted my time. You're an [ __ ] Blah blah blah blah. So the difference between person A and person B is that the frequency that They're doing it and it could also be the intensity
is less often. Then you have someone that's very advanced which is like let's call it 80 to 90% of the way spiritually enlightened and they get that 10 times in 30 days and only one time do they choose probably in that case they would choose not to fight back against the prospect. they would actually choose, you know what, I can't even be bothered to try and invite the prospect to realize that they're not Showing up the right way. I'll just not bother. You didn't bother, not because that was the best thing for the person. You
didn't bother because you were like, I I don't care enough. I can't be bothered. And so, it's a spectrum. It's how often are you choosing a low consciousness reaction versus a high consciousness reaction. It's not, you know, zero or one. It's I'm getting better. I'm improving. It happens less often. it happens to a lower intensity And that's what you're working on. Does that make sense? I'm finding a it does. I'm finding a duality. So like while it's happening, I still feel that annoyance just in me to a degree, but the intent it okay, then it's
not really happening. Because if you're doing what's right, but you're still personally triggered, you're doing what's right because you've memorized what's right, not that you are being the person that is doing the right thing. You're doing it from memorization. Oh, Josh told me to do this. Here's the scenario. If this, then that. If I'm in this situation, I should do this. I don't actually want to do that. I don't actually believe that. I don't actually feel that. I'm not actually that person that would do that, but I'm going to fake it because that's what Josh
said to do. That means you may as well not bother. It should be coming from a genuine place of love, which is this is This is the right thing to do. And so you need to get to a place where you're actually in that state more often. So you just choose. You just choose to be in that state and choose to do this because you know it's the best thing for them and not because you're annoyed. Yes. Although it's not usually something that you choose in the moment. Not in the moment. Of course. Yeah. That's
hard. Is that in your day-to-day life you're choosing to be a more evolved Leader, a more evolved person. Therefore, when you get into that scenario, you know, prospect turns up to the call wasting your time because they haven't met the criteria. You're now more often the type of person that actually just wants to do what's right for other people regardless of whether it's easier for you. Great questions. I understand. Thank you. You're very welcome, brother. All right, Jeremy had a question. I think Jeremy I think uh No, I I think it's good for now because
Jacob had that good realization. I'm just going to leave it there cuz there was a he kind of did this like thing where when you said that first statement about like challenging them, he kind of went like grimaced or whatever and I was I was curious about that. Oh, it was just exciting. It was uh [ __ ] gets real sometimes. So, it's like oh Jacob's a massochist. So, yeah. I I was wondering, you know, if uh you know, when he made That reaction, what he was feeling and like and if there was something that
Josh might be able to help him process through that feeling, but I think he just kind of processed through it all right there with that five minute interaction. All right, let's keep going in this. Behind and you you aren't in the shape that you want to be in. You don't look the way you want to look and you don't have the better health and essentially The look good and feel good factor. How does how does that make you feel? um well disappointed and uh a little bit disappointed and a little bit um ashamed of myself.
Um but yeah, I want to be Yeah, I want to be sharper, but not I'm not doing too bad, but I want to be I want to be Yeah, I want to be sharper. Well, understood. What specifically about that makes you say it's it's it's disappointing and it's making you feel ashamed? What what specifically? Um interesting question. I think it's because it's probably the root of how you get there. So, I know that I'm I need to I know I need to choose a slightly healthier lifestyle. Yeah. So, at this point, if we'd have ran
the call the same way that we've ran it, but we're now at this point, I'd say, can I share something with you? And I'm I'm very curious uh your thoughts. and he says, "Yes." I'd say, "The number one pattern that I'm seeing that is causing You to have this inconsistency with your weight is it starts and ends in the inconsistency in your mind, which is every time we get into the truth about how you feel disappointed or how you feel ashamed about not being in the shape that you could be in, immediately after admitting that,
you bounce back to this, but it's not that bad. Do you think the problem in regards to you being inconsistent in your results has been the inconsistency in your mind of Whether this is a problem or is not a problem? And you see how we're now connecting the tangible physical thing, which is he's going up in weight, down in weight, up in weight, down in weight, to the actual root cause, which is his way of thinking about it, is inconsistent. You see how we're solving such a highlevel mindset thing inside this prospect's mind? Finding the
pattern and showing him the pattern. And then he's going to be like, "Oh, yeah." And then we finally get to a point in the call where we can make an actual decision. So, which one is it? Is it not that bad? Life's fine. Could be better, but life's fine. Or is it I'm disappointed with myself. I'm ashamed of this and I need to fix that. It can't be both. Unless Simpson, you choose it to be both and continue to choose to have this up and down and up and down. Is that what you want? No.
Why not? How much longer then are you going to keep Telling yourself it's disappointing and shameful, but it's not that bad? How much longer are you going to continue telling yourself these contradictory messages to your mind, to your subconscious mind, to your conscious mind, and therefore having a path that is going to guarantee you continue to have inconsistent results. Dot connecting. Yes, Malik, you see that guys? Dot connecting. So, I need to be, you know, it's it's basically calories In and kilowatts out as I look at it. So, I need to be choosing a healthier
lifestyle in terms of calories in. So, that's kind of a what's stopping you from doing that personal discipline thing. Um, and that probably needs to modify with age. In terms of kilowatts out, you know, uh, kilowatts out, like like we're getting so technical. No, [ __ ] You're just not disciplined and lying to yourself. You see how people try and explain their Thing with like levels of detail that are just not relevant. Oh, it's the kilowatt hours and the calories. No, it's that you're a liar and you're undisiplined. That's the actual problem. Let's not [
__ ] label a pig a cow. It's not that. The Bellaton's been revolutionary for me. And and oh, and there's no gyms in London. I forgot that one. Because it gives me 30 minutes of sweat in the morning, five, six days a week. And and I think if I wasn't doing That, I think it'd be I don't think it'd be a great place because if I'm going through a physio program with my right leg where it's weak and it's got like 40% of the strength of where it was. So, um, you know, that's effectively the
back gives you pe I've never had before. Um, so yeah. You know what I'm trying to understand here is because like you're getting older like we all do. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Right. You're still doing some training. you're still able to move A bill. All be what I like about this is Lee is not moving forward. He's like, I still don't feel like I've got enough, which is good. I I'd rather see someone, you know, even if the reason that we haven't got enough is cuz we're not doing the right things. At least Lee is aware
of like I I haven't got him. Like I I just haven't got him where I need him. He's not in the crosshairs, so I'm not going to pull the trigger. You know, the skin and stuff isn't as low as you Would like to. What I'm trying to really understand is is like what's so bad about right like he's like I just don't have enough that's good awareness from Lee you're at right now and having this feeling of good awareness and also good abundance and what I mean by abundance is not being like I'm aware that
I haven't got him but I feel so insecure and scarce in my commissions or closes lately that I'm whatever I'm just going to move on. One thing is being aware. The second thing is actually aligning your actions to your awareness, which is even harder. It's like the person that knows they're in a toxic relationship and is well aware of that for the last 2 years, but yet they still choose to stay. No, it's the person that's aware and then chooses to leave and actually follows through on it. Disappointment and and shame. Do you mentioned what
what's so bad about that? Beautiful. And this is where, you know, he's basically Repeated the same question, which a lot of closers feel extremely uncomfortable to do. They're like, "Ah, [ __ ] I've already asked that question. I didn't get the answer I wanted. I don't want to ask it again cuz then I might not I might look stupid." No, you just ask it again. Ask it again. Being fully capable of handling that the prospect might try and fight back. Well, you just asked that. I just answered it. I appreciate that, but I I don't
feel like I got, you Know, enough clarity on that. And you you have to be willing to stay in the pocket on the question on like the guilt and shame asking that question. I'm reading that book letting go, you know, and there's levels of consciousness and and guilt and shame is like at the bottom of the list of vibrations like is that good to ask those questions about wait till you get to the section Jeremy on letting go that is actually talking about sales. The number one most powerful emotions that you can get someone in
to close a deal is guilt and shame. Yeah. Thank you. You're welcome. I think I see what we're trying to get to, but it's kind right. He's like, "Ah, [ __ ] I know what we're trying to get to." What's so bad about it? Well, it depends who you are, I suppose. Is that Who are you? I could angle I could say there's nothing that bad particularly. Do you think that's why you haven't actually got this Solved? But the way I want to see myself, you see how I'm not trying to close him. I'm trying
to show him you can have that belief if you absolutely want. Just be aware. Have your eyes fully open that that's why you are where you are. I don't care. I'm not attached to it. It's fine. No worries. That's how you are. That's how you have been for 3 years. And you are where you are. Cause and effect is uh is in good form. Is sharp. I I like being pretty sharp when I'm in in a room, healthy and sharp. So, uh, you know, I mean, I'm in a boardroom where, you know, one one guy's
wife is a nutritionist, another guy's Italian. They're probably about two stone they're probably two stone less than me. And I feel I I personally feel a bit of a fat lump. And when we go on the big Microsoft finally team screen, I I don't know. I just I just go, "Yeah, it looks like a fat guy." And you do know. How do you feel? And four or five slim people. Um, and then when I fly to Nordics, it's very similar. So, you know, whether So, I I I do feel overweight. How many Zoom calls did
you have with them this week? How long are those Zoom calls? How does it feel to you to sit there for two hours feeling like the as the fat one next to the other four guys? How do you think they think about you? Is there anyone on that call that's senior to you? How do you think they're perceiving you, seeing that the other three guys Have taken the discipline to keep in shape whether they're in London or whether they're not in London? not lie to themselves that not being in shape is not that bad and
you haven't. How do you think they perceive you, right? Show him the consequences so that his peers think he's a weakling. His boss thinks he's irresponsible. Show them the consequences. You know, that's why I want to change if I'm honest. Uh, thank you for being honest. Finally, that's Very much appreciated. Understood. Makes total sense, Simpson. The biggest area that this is kind of making you feel disappointed in Lee's not on the call anymore, but we don't know why this is a big deal though. He's told us where we're going to begin to dig. If we
imagine treasure map, we have found where X marks the spot, but we haven't started digging yet. We've just found where X marks the spot. Oh, okay. Now I found the issue. Then you have to Do all the questions that I just told you. Now, the catch here is we're 17 minutes into the call and we're only now starting the discovery if we actually went deep. Now, that is because after the opening question, it should have taken us 5 minutes or less to get to this. In other words, we should have 12 minutes more to go
deeper than we have. That's why you guys are getting stuck with time on calls and getting stuck with number of closes. We should have Got to this within five minutes from the opening question, not 17. Shameful. And why did it take this long? Because of every single time where Lee let the guy rationalize and lie and go off the hook. Therefore, what would have happened around 5 minutes when we don't let him off the hook and he goes, "You know what? If I'm being honest, this is the reason." Oh, okay. Thanks. That didn't happen for
another 10 minutes. Oh, you are here. I thought you Yeah, just just A quick one on that. Sorry, I couldn't see you. No, all good. All good. My man, this has been so so helpful because I wasn't actually aware how much this guy was actually rationalizing and I was maybe thinking that am I just not asking the the right questions and it's just not going to enough depth. So when we got to this point of the call, I because I wrote down all the questions from this call, so I have them in front of me.
So like when I got to this point, I didn't Dig and dig because I was like why why didn't I dig? Because I don't know. I felt like I was dancing around. But now based upon this, yes, I should have gotten there faster, but he was just rationalizing so much. So my question is in order to get there so much faster because that was one of the biggest takeaways from this call. It was like 28 questions in discovery and I was like just felt like it took so long to get to the truth. Like this
the work stuff Isn't even the truth yet. Like this is like level four and we're about to go to layer five next and he tells the actual truth. Nice. So, in order for me to get to the truth faster, I just need to be more direct and call him out on his rationalizing, but in a not like super state changing way where it comes across kind of like judgmental. Is that accurate? Yeah. Like the I think one of the very first ones was, "Oh, well, I I have the Pelaton, but I was in London." Okay.
Is there was there no way for you to exercise in London? Yes. So, why didn't you? Well, I wasn't being disciplined enough. Okay. So, you weren't disciplined enough when you were in London with probably the largest amount of gyms in any vicinity in the world. So, why now after not being disciplined for 3 years, are you actually taking this seriously enough that you've booked in a call with a coach? Well, to be honestly, if I'm Honest, you know, it's these calls that I'm taking with my peers. I'm like the fat one. And we would have
we would have got there from one question from actually just telling him like, "Don't [ __ ] with me. like don't lie to me, don't lie to yourself or we ain't getting anywhere in this call. And then when when the prospect realizes they can't lie to you, their their sometimes subconscious decision to delay and delay and delay and delay telling the truth. It just breaks. They're like, "Okay, I'm just going to tell this guy what's going on because it's going to help him help me." And that's what the prospect feels all of a sudden. They're
like, "This person is not trying to just close a deal by being the nice guy." and you know being really nice to me and oh that must be really bad. Let me pat you on the back. It must be so horrible being overweight and you know yeah it's really difficult when you go to London and you Know you're traveling and work and business and it's you know it's really difficult and you're you're placating to him and you're you're basically agreeing with his stories then the prospect is like this person doesn't need to know the truth
because they don't care about the truth. They don't actually want to help me. They just want to close me. They just want to close a deal. When the prospect sees you don't care about closing the deal, you care about getting To the truth. The prospect's like, "Well, the only way I can have a conversation with this person is being bloody honest." So then they're going to be honest with you. Does that make sense? Makes total sense. Yeah. Makes total sense. Yeah. All right. I think we've got to enough on that as far as you you
you know what you need to do next time, right? Yeah. So, just just just to recap there. If I was getting to the truth a lot faster and holding him More accountable, not allowing him to rationalize as much, it would have been a higher likelihood that he would have closed. One thing I did notice that I missed, I didn't insert any sort of how much longer. I didn't tie him up like that at the end. And I feel like if I had have potentially done that along with being more direct and getting to the truth
a lot faster, it would have potentially left to a higher likelihood that he would have closed on the call Because because he didn't close on the call. The objection was I need time to reflect and think basically. Yeah. Because because he is still lying to himself and still rationalizing that it's not a big deal but it is a big deal but it's not a big deal but it is a big deal. He he can't make a decision when he's in that state of indecisiveness. You needed to show him his indecisiveness. Show him how that's the
one single thing that's causing his Inconsistent results. how that's causing him to look like a pathetic weakling in front of his colleagues, his boss, his wife, his children if he has children, everything else. And then say, are you at the point when you're actually going to make a decision whether this is important or is not important? Yes, I am. Why? Why now? How much longer then are you going to continue to lie to yourself and rationalize it's not important? No [ __ ] way then at the End of the call is he going to turn
around and say, "Oh, I need to mul it over." No way. Not possible. Hey guys, I've been struggling identifying problems, like what the actual problem is with my clients on a call. For those of you who watched the call review earlier, what do you think her problem actually was? What was Ashley's problem? What do you think was Ashley's problem? I think her problem was being forced into this masculine role had put her in A point in life where she doesn't know how to embrace embrace her feminine side. And because she doesn't know how to show
up feminine, she's attracting these [ __ ] guys. And because she doesn't know how to attract an alpha male who is masculine, she's accepting those [ __ ] guys and then being hurt by them when she gets vulnerable with them. And do you feel like she knows that on the call? No. I feel like she would have if I did what Josh did in the role play. Did you ask anything about like what her husband was like? Because my husband was like that. Yeah. I I didn't go into that. She just had said that she
had a happy marriage. Yeah. For 15 years. How long has she been single? Five years ago, her husband died. But how long has she been looking? Four years. Okay. So, four years. Yeah. For three years. For three years, she was seeing a [ __ ] beta who had no money And was emotionally immature. And then she decided to date this other little [ __ ] guy who she got vulnerable with and then he left her and hurt her feelings. Sorry, Victoria. What's up? Oh, can you hear me? I can't even tell if it's mine. Yeah,
it's a little It's not your good microphone, but I can't hear you. Okay. Yeah, I thought her problem was like she's too masculine, so she attracts [ __ ] beta men, right? But her problem is that she's like too Masculine. she's so she needs to fix that and be more feminine. And in her being more feminine, that would allow her to attract more beta men. But I also don't know if she um if she actually has been attracting masculine men and pushing them away because she's I don't know. Maybe she's budding maybe she's butting heads
with them or something, right? I wish we got to this point in the call. There's one point where one of her employees comes out to get some Information from her in the car and she's like, "Yeah, I came to my car because I didn't want to be disturbed." And he's like, "Please excuse me." And then runs away. But literally, I think the I think the the fact that she's with [ __ ] guys is a symptom of the core problem of being too masculine and being bringing that masculine energy to her interactions. And if that
came out in the call to a degree, why do you feel like she didn't have that awareness? If the masculine I think when I gave my final summary, I didn't clearly connect those dots of her behavior of masculine energy being the core of the problem. I think in my final summary, I let the tools that she's missing, this is a habit that I've, you know, become aware of through Josh's car reviews. I let the problem be the fact that she's missing the tools on where and how to attract this guy as opposed to missing the
tools on how to shift her internal state of Being too masculine. If that makes sense. Um I was just listening to Victoria's YouTube role play today and it's funny that you said the tools cuz like at the end of I literally wrote it down at the end of the role play Josh says you're not selling the product, the transformation, the program, the tools. you're selling the fact that their behavior is what's been holding them back, not like the tools that you're gonna provide them, Which I feel like is very interesting because like if you said
like, oh, oh, in your summary, you were trying to like say like, oh, the tools is what you're missing. But like like Josh would basically saying like that's not the problem. The problem that she would have need to realize and be sold on is like the way she's showing up, right? Is like she needs to be sold on that idea if that makes sense. Yeah. And so when I have gone back through and rewatched it, My rew my rewritten how much longer question is, how much longer are you going to let being forced into this
masculine role make you appear more aggressive and selfish and hold you back from creating that lifelong relationship? We can't hear you anymore, Victoria. I think Victoria said something about being forced, right? Which was my question, too. Like is she being forced? Because it just sounds like like I'm being forced to be Masculine. It's like no, you're choosing. Exactly. You're choosing. Yes. So, she was forced into the role, but she's still choosing. She was forced into the role. Yeah. And she was forced how? Because her husband her husband dying and her having to be the bread
winner, right? And then after her husband died, when she started dating, was she forced to choose these ma guys, right? No. To me, it sounds like she's she's taking Responsibility for her behaviors. I can I think she's not aware. I think she's not aware that she's being masculine. And as a result of not being aware of being masculine, she's attracting beta men. And that's how I felt. But I don't know. I don't know. Well, Victoria, like in your call when she was like, I'm not attracting men. And then there was the story of her sitting
in the car and the guy giving her the number and M going what? Like that. So would be curious to Ian if this is happening to that woman as well. something of that degree and she's just not allowing it to happen. Yeah. All right, guys. So, it looks like Nikil has a question. Doesn't look like anybody else has a question. So, I'll do Nikil's question now and then we have 40 minutes more. So, we can either do a cool review or a role play. So, Nikquil, what's your question, brother? Uh, very tactical in terms of
the sleeping stuff. So, I followed your advice. Turned off The breaker box. no electricity and first night you know automatically felt it was sleeping way better but without the AC I was cooking alive and I woke up woke up in the middle of the night super hot now my girlfriend is like no I can't do the AC I love it with no electricity so we're having this issue where she knows I need the room to be cold but she doesn't want me to turn it on so how how should I manage that how should I
even keep the room cold I don't even know What to It it kind of goes to the point that long-term ideally you want to live in a country or a climate where at night it's cool. That's the long-term solution, but that might be two years away. Shortterm, I don't remember the brand, but there is a brand of device that you put on the bed cover and it's like uh it's like a mat, but it's actually water and it cools the bed from water. However, there is the brand new one from that brand which is you
plug it into the electricity. The old version was battery powered and so you can actually buy the old one and get get the battery powered version. So then you don't need it plugged in. There's a number of these brands. I forget all of them. One's called eight eight sleep like the number eight. Another one's called Bedjet and then there's there's a couple more. I don't remember. Bedjett's a fan. I don't Think it's water. No. Oh, okay. Yeah, Bedjet's like a little fan thing. It blows air at you. Huh? Okay. Maybe it's bedjet. M. Uh, okay.
My wife has that one. The bedjet. No, the chili pad. It's called Oh, Chiliad. That's the other one. Yeah, Chili Pad's another one. So, anyway, one of these, I don't remember which one. And and yeah, uh it doesn't have to be water. It could be the air cooled or the water cooled. What matters is that there was one of These brands that the old version didn't need to be plugged into the electricity. I don't remember which one it is, so you're going to have to look them all up. The other option is you put the
AC on really really like as cold as it goes for the hours before you're sleeping and then you just turn it off like literally when you're about to go to bed and see if that allows you to sleep through the night with it being colder. That's the only other thing you can do. Awesome. Thank you. You're very welcome, brother. Um, another option to play around with is having a hot shower before or a cold shower before. Cold shower is better for relaxing you, but for some people, if they have a cold shower, their body actually
starts to heat up on the inside to warm them back up. So, play around with both. Try some cold showers, try some hot showers, see if that works as well. That's another option. That's all I've got. Yeah, the cold showers turn my Furnace on, so I think that would make me hot. For a lot of people, it does. Yeah. Yeah. All right, Max, have you got a question? Yeah. Um, and if nothing is there to to cover, I can do role play as well. Uh, but question. Yeah. So, yeah. Um, so sometimes I have I
get like a flaky behavior from prospects. Yeah. And I I s I saw your shirt as well and it just kind of engraved in my mind and I'm just wondering so I'm like for a couple of Days right now I'm I just feel I just I just think all the time in what areas I just ask flaky right to just kind of change it but how can I be sure if it's solved you know because I I just in in what areas like there's in like how can I be sure that I solved like the
flakiness of my behavior, you know, if that makes sense. I don't know how you would know that you've solved it in general, but just when you have choices, when you have Decisions and you are in the moment where you can be delaying or procrastinating to choose to not be that type of person that delays or procrastinates or lies to yourself or rationalizes, I don't I don't know a way that you would know that you've solved it forever. And it also is like what I was saying to Jacob that I don't know if you ever solve
it permanently until you become the underground mentor. It's something that you you are better at and Better at and better at and the more better you are, the less flaky people you attract into your life. But I don't I don't know a way that you would just know completely that you've solved it. It's just something you have to consciously choose on a day-to-day basis. Yeah. So, so basically in every situation when there is some kind of choice that I delay like it's just more flakiness to overall. Yeah. Okay. Makes sense. Yeah. Choosing in your whole
life To level up and be the person that's the best version of you consistently and in all areas. That's a conscious choice every day. It's not like a bank account where okay, if I if I be the best version of myself for the next 30 days, then I've deposited a load of money into the bank and I can just stop being that version, but the money is still deposited. No, it's a day by day by day. You have to choose to be that person every day. You can't stack it up and Say, "Okay, I've I've
done everything right for the last six weeks. Have I solved it?" It's like, well, not if you stop doing those things tomorrow. It's a choice constant. Yeah. Oh, okay. Okay, we do have more questions. All right, looks like we're going to just stay on questions then, guys. I think we had one another one at least call review if not. But Victoria, what's your question? Yeah, I posted my call review, but my question is Um after M's call review of mine, I was like, okay, I need to do more data collection because through the data gathering,
I'm going to get the prospect to have more clarity on the problem. And when I did that in this call, I I'm having a hard time. identifying and having the prospect identify the problem. Um, and also what questions I need to have them do in order to once they identify it, what they need in order to solve it. Does that make sense? And I have a tendency to over complicate things. So I I know that I'm over complicating this, but I'm just finding it I'm getting more confused. Yeah. I was just curious what your thoughts
are. So, you're gathering data and then the first thing is you're asking the prospect, you know, why do you think this is or why do you think this is happening? And you said you're having a hard time to get them to realize what the problem is. So, what what happens? It's just unclear. They're like, I don't know. And and and then it just it just dissolves into I don't know if I need to present the problem. Okay, let me ask you another question. So they say the prospect says they don't know. Do you know what
the problem is when you're asking the prospect what do you think is the problem? So in this call review she did she did say that she knew she but she wasn't sure if that was the problem or not. And I wasn't because Through the data gathering there were multiple problems like she was attracting uncommitted men. She was pushing guys away. she's too masculine. Um, and so it just got really muddy and messy on top of like the data gathering. I felt like it just wasn't streamlined at all. Well, okay. So, that's two different things. So,
let's start with not streamlined. A call that is scriptless, that is genuine, is not necessarily streamlined in the sense of I'm not going from this question to this question to the next one to the next one and just perfectly lining everything up. I'm asking questions to to get more a broad picture and then zooming in on things and then getting a broad picture and then zooming in on things until okay all of a sudden I'm like oh that is connecting to that which is causing that and that's why that is happening. It's not like linear.
It's you're you're throwing you're throwing [ __ ] at the Wall to see what sticks metaphorically until you're like oh now I can see now I've got all of these things up there. I can see what the pattern is. So don't don't think that it shouldn't necessarily feel a bit messy in the beginning. It it will feel messy because you don't know what the problem is and probably the prospect doesn't know as well. You're firing questions at the prospect until you can both see oh that's clear. So that's part one. Part Two is you said
oh well there's multiple problems. There can be a couple two or three maximum uh causes of the problem but what you were uh explaining was symptoms of the problem. There can be multiple symptoms but what is the one usually one but sometimes two or three reason that those things are happening. So if if a woman is you know constantly attracting the these guys that are not compatible and blank and blank and another thing why are all those things Happening? Why are they attracting the guys? Why are they staying with those types of guys? You you
have to get enough data that you can see, okay, the the root cause of all of this is this one thing. If we could solve this one thing, all of your symptoms would be solved. And if you can't get clear as the closer what is that one thing, then you definitely won't be able to close someone because you shouldn't be closing someone if you don't know what the Solution is. The solution, the root cause solution. I know. And I feel that. because I'm like dang I don't and and that moment of like oh like that's
the problem and then they should be like oh that's the problem I don't know how to get there because it's just unclear but I can bring this call review to the next uh weekly or if I have something else. Um but ultimately I think like what I need to work on is just like what is the problem and getting them to say what the Problem is and what they need in order to solve that problem. what they think they need. It needs to be the prospect saying what they think they need. But you should probably,
not always, but almost always, you should know what the problem is before you're asking the prospect what the problem is. Because you should have done enough data gathering that you're like, "Okay, I can see what's going on here, but I'm going to ask the prospect, why do you think That is?" Mhm. The reason you ask the question, why do you think that is? N out of 10 times is because you know what the problem is, and you want to see if the prospect sees that as well. One time out of 10, you're asking the prospect
because you're like, I don't have any [ __ ] idea what's going on here. So, I'm going to ask the prospect and see what they think. Okay? Not usually, though. Nine times, nine times out of 10, you should be clear what the issue Is. Okay? And I can present the problem to the prospect, right? like it sounds like or it seems like this is the problem or do I want to make sure like have them it's better to have them say it obviously better to have them say it first but if they say I really
don't know you say okay well from where I'm sitting if I've put the tea leaves together correctly this is what I'm seeing you tell them what you're seeing and then say how do you feel okay and Then see what they say thank you you're very welcome and be very conscious when you ask them how does how do you feel how they respond to that if they're like, "Yeah, yeah, that sounds right." That's not a yes. That's a not really sure. Like, you have to really stay on that point like I was doing with the role
play with Ian. Like, okay, well, this is what I think is the issue. I thought we were aligned on that. Now, you're saying you think it's something Else. Let's go back again. Like, I'm not moving on until we're both clear what the root cause issue is. Yeah. Yeah. Right. Jeremy. Yeah. question about when M posted the thing about being a brokie and having 50K in the account. When would like do I need to have 50K in the account before I try to invest more in my business to try to generate the leads so that I
can get to 50K? I think that's that's a more complicated answer and and I would say okay, as a business owner, It's a little bit more complex than a closer how you manage your money. you do need to have a little bit of money every month. So, I wouldn't be spending everything you've got and getting yourself into a place of stress and anxiety to grow the business. But at the same time, I wouldn't be trying to just stack $50,000 liquid and not investing anything in marketing because how if that's your source of opportunity, how are
you going to get there? Compare that To a closer aside from sales training. What other significant investments do you need to make to have the opportunity to make money? Nothing. Like, as long as you're getting sales training and you're paying your bills, you get leads handed to you on your calendar. So, you're not investing any money to generate the opportunity to make money. As a business owner, you are the one generating those opportunities. So, you do have to put money into that. But, I would So, you Made $20,000 this month. I wouldn't put 15 thou
I wouldn't put 17,500 into ads. I'd be like, "Right, I'll put uh sorry, $20,000 after all of your expenses. I wouldn't be putting 17,500 into ads." I'd be like, "Okay, I'll probably put 12,500, maybe 15,000 and keep 5 to seven grand every month." So, I'm building up my uh safety net as far as liquid capital. Okay. So, yeah, in terms of like a closer as an example, what about like that $2,000 water machine or like a Sauna or things like that that will help Yeah. I mean, literally that allows them to close a deal and
get paid. The the water is good for their health and it helps them show up in a better way. But if they even if they didn't invest in sales training, if they didn't invest in anything over the next 24 hours, they are going to get three opportunities on their calendar to generate, you know, $1,500 to $3,000 in the next 24 hours. Like they they get those opportunities On their calendar, whereas you have to put those opportunities on your calendar financially. Yeah. Thank you. You're very welcome, David. Hey, Josh. So, I I know I'm just about
3 weeks in right now, learning a lot about mastering my state, setting goals, all that good stuff. When it comes to the discovery for the prospects, I'm not into the scriptless selling yet, obviously. But when I ask the main question, what's your biggest challenge right now? It's Very technical with crypto. A lot of people will say, oh, I'm here. I've opened up a wallet. Usually, it's I don't have enough time or it's complicated or it's risky. you know, something that you could obviously imagine. I'm struggling then, you know, I get caught up in what's the
challenge with them figuring this out. But when I try to go into the level of what is the burning problem that figuring this out solves for them Personally, like what's really the point of all doing this of doing this whole thing? That's where it starts to feel a little bit clunky. And I see a lot of prospects that they're pretty high net worth. you know, on paper, you know, at least they say to me, clearly I'm not asking the right questions. You know, I don't like if I don't do this, I'm okay. So then I
try to kind of go about it by saying, okay, well, what's the point then in already doing this if you're Already okay? But it feels clunky for me to try to to get to what that person's real burning problem is. Yes. If that makes sense. Yeah. So, so given that you're a guy that has blank financially has your two businesses going on, also mentioned that time is a a limiting factor for you. Why is mastering this specific type of crypto investing the number one choice for you as far as using the time you have to
multiply your money? Something like that. I'd kind of Word it like that. Yeah. Okay. And then and then they have to tell you you're limited on time. You don't need the money. You've got your own businesses. Given all of that, why is learning this crypto trading the number one thing you want to invest your limited time in? Would you also add in the like the thing where you would say versus just investing more into your business or investing more time in your business to grow your businesses. Would you add that Part, Josh? If you need
to contextualize it, I would pref I prefer to keep backup questions in my pocket rather than stack them all into one question. So, let's say I ask the question I I just shared there and the guy's like, "Well, you know, I I don't really need to." Now, I've got another question, which is, okay, well, if you don't need to, why not just put the money into your existing businesses rather than start something brand new? I've now got two Questions to try and get to the truth as opposed to putting all of my eggs in one
basket and then I'm like, "Oh, well, [ __ ] I've asked I've asked both of those questions in one." Does that make sense? Yeah. Yeah, that makes sense because I think it's a similar situation to me selling to these business owners like, you know, investing in sales training kind of like his on crypto. Go ahead. Absolutely. I I agree with you, Jeremy. Exactly. So, it's like Josh, you Said, if you don't need to, why not put your money into your existing businesses and start something new? So, with that, I'm kind of closing all the other
doors in a sense. So, they're telling me why they actually want to do this thing because um yeah, I think it's been it's just slight, sorry to interrupt, it's just slightly different worded though, like why why not put the money in your business? They're going to say, well, yeah, I could do that. as opposed to With the money that you have and the time that you have. Why is blank crypto investing the number one thing you want to deploy that time and money into? In other words, I don't want them to say, "Oh, well, I
could or I couldn't or maybe or a bit of or whatever." I want it to be you tell me why this is the number one choice for where you want to deploy money and time right now. Absolutely. Absolutely. Yeah, I think I've been trying absolutely I think I've Been trying to go down an angle of like if you don't solve this with us like what happens in the future that's negative kind of like a consequence thing but I think I need to focus much more on you have all this other stuff going on also why
now right like why right now why this and then why now yeah clear when would you ask why with us why with us and why Would that be kind of the order? No. Why with us is usually after they've told you the things that They need help with to get it figured out. Okay, that makes total sense. So then what was it about us that attracted you to being the people to give you the blank, the blank, the blank, and the blank? Why us? What I I have to have the things they need to then
be able to say, "Okay, why do you want those things from us?" Okay. So, the the YS would kind of come more after you asked all those other questions. Yeah. It's like if you were selling spades to gold miners, Someone goes into a row of shops that all sell spades, but they're all different brands. They've already gone to that row that that uh street of spade shops cuz they want a spade. Then, when they walk into one specific shop is, okay, why did you walk into our shop? Why do you want our spades, not someone
else's? You can't really, you know, just go and take someone off the street that isn't looking for spades and say, "Why do you Want to buy our spades?" They're like, "Uh, wasn't even looking for spades." Make sense? All right, brother. I've forgotten how to pronounce your name with the the French twist. Yes. How we doing, brother? How can I help? Yes. Awesome. uh until now the training like really sharp like straight to the point good [ __ ] and um I have a question actually like same niche than David crypto too and kind of the
same thing it's like my op I I ask my opening Question to the prospect and it's like what's the biggest reason you want to invest in crypto right now and the prospect answer me like diversification you know to divers diversification I'm not trying to be a millionaire yes just diversification and uh it's like no urgency like the the guy is is how do you call someone who fly plane you know pilot yes pilot y making 15k a month he have some invest investment in the stock market Real estate but yes crypto is just to diversify
not trying to be a millionaire got it with a very detached tonality okay so the first mental model is to realize that when people at that level so not multi-millionaires say diversification it it doesn't mean diversification let me tell you what it means very quickly so you can see the complete difference between what it really means They make $15,000 a month as a pilot. They have a few real estate investment portfolios. They have some cash. And instead of putting that cash into advancing in their career as a pilot by doing more training or putting that
cash into real estate, they have realized that the opportunity in crypto to multiply their money is the best opportunity and an opportunity that they don't want to miss out on. That is nothing to do with Diversification. It's I have $50,000 liquid. I could put it into this or this or this or this. With that money, the best thing in their mind to put that money into is crypto. So, when they say diversification, you just have to realize they're not multi-millionaires that are diversifying. They're average people that have just got more cash to invest and realized
of all of the options, this crypto thing is the one that seems like I could make the most Money from it. Yeah. Very, very clear. very clear. And um but so when they say diversification, just ask them more questions about what they've actually got in terms of a portfolio. Just ignore the word diversification. B. Okay, so you want to diversify. Sounds great. What have you got right now in terms of investments? Blank, blank, blank, blank, blank, blank, blank. All different things. Got it. How much liquid capital are you looking to multiply? $50,000. Okay, got it.
So you got $50,000 you're looking to multiply. Why is crypto the number one thing that you want to deploy that liquid capital into as opposed to more real estate this that and the other? Oh, because I want to diversify. Okay. Why do you want to diversify into crypto instead of putting it into just another real estate portfolio? And you just have to stay on them. Eventually, you may have to just say. So, do you feel that the amount of money you could Or would make from more real estate is the same or less than or
more than if you deploy this cap capital into crypto? You need them to tell you that they think they can get a better return on investment from putting it in crypto than in real estate. just wanting to put it into a different asset class is not a strong enough reason that someone's going to take action unless they're actually like a serious player that has multiple millions in real estate and Like actually you know what I I do want to play around in crypto and diversify into crypto. But if someone's just got a normal job, diversification
is just not the answer. Yes. Yes, that make a lot of sense. But it was also this type of respect. I didn't get to the point of burning desire like um yes you would actually tell me that yes crypto I have already real estate I already have stock so why not crypto I know it can pump It's good if it's pump but you know I don't need it it's long term it's like more like why not I have some some little cash to to make top why not if you can pump but there is no
urgency, you know. So, how long have you been holding on to that liquid capital? Actually, it's it's not like you have a lot of liquid in in the B. It's like I don't know how to tell, but is like you have two two 200k in stock. You have like probably some Liquid liquid cash. Okay. Let me let me let me role play with you. Okay. So, you've got $200,000 in stocks. How long have you had $200,000 in stocks? Like 10 or 15 years. 10 15 years. And what are you getting as far as a return
on investment from that on a yearly basis? Uh I made I made the digital app, but it's maybe 10%. 10%. Okay. So over the last 12 months, was that what you made? 10% return on investment. Yes, Approximately. Okay, got it. So you made $20,000. So you've had that money in the last uh in the stocks for 10 to 15 years. During that time, has there been any other vehicles that you've been looking at taking that money out of stocks and putting it into something else? I have real estate. No, no, no. Okay. No. So, you
you haven't had any other things over 10 to 15 years that you considered taking that $200,000 out of the stocks and investing It into something else. You've never had any any desire to do that? No. Okay. So, why do you have that desire now to take it out of the stock market and put it into crypto? Oh, I can see with the the news like um I have some friends who invest in crypto. They talk about me talk about it to me like end of 2024 with the news with Trump. So I I say to
myself, why not? What do they talk about with you? Like they invested and they had some return on investment. What what Have they told you has been their return on investment? I don't really know but it was You didn't ask them. Yes, but I don't remember exactly. But it was better than what you can do in the stock market. H how much better? Like 1% 5% 20% better? No. No. Much much better. Some 100%. So they're getting 10 times the return on in their investment. So you make $20,000 in 12 months and they make $200,000
ballparking the numbers. Yes. So, let me ask you, how much longer do you want to flush an extra $180,000 down the drain every 12 months by holding that money in stocks? Okay. Nothing to do with diversification. I'm just going to gather the data until I bury you. Okay. Yes. Makes total sense. Yes. I was I was doing well selling crypto, brother. So, crypto crypto is crypto is a good one to sell. Yeah. Which is funny because people listen to the dating calls and They're like, "Oh, wow. This is this is completely different." It's like, "Nope,
it's still data gathering." Data gathering. Show them the comparison of what they're doing versus, you know, whether they want to stay there. How much longer do they want to stay there? Same thing. Same questions. Same questions. Any industry. Good. Yes. Thanks. You're welcome, brother. If you need to role play with anything, just bring it to the Wednesday call and we Can role play. Okay. or if you get Are you doing your calls in French or English? Yes, French. Okay. Okay. Got it. All right, guys. We have nine minutes left. Max, are you wanting to role
play for 9 minutes? We can role play for 9 minutes if if that's what you want. I had a question for this role play with Oh, okay. Perfect. Yeah. What's the question? Yeah. So, so because you're like how much longer was pretty uh Early, right? So, I mean, it was fast. Yeah. I'm I'm I'm exaggerating a little bit like I'm just showing for Sorry, guys. Yeah, I keep reading it. I think it's But it's not is not in the English. I think No, it's not. I'm I'm exaggerating a little bit, Max, just because I'm not
going to run a 35 30 minute discovery, but I've got enough of the bare bones to show how am I selling it. I'm not selling how much longer do you want to be Undiversified? How much how much longer do you not want to have diversification? No. How much longer do you want to literally choose to keep your money in a place that is going to be losing you the money that you could be making if you moved it today? I just wanted to show how I can actually see the big picture, right? As far as
this this is why you'd be stupid to not move the money. Does that make sense? Yeah. But but can you ask it in the middle of the recovery? Like how much longer? And then just kind of gather like Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. I I could have asked that question. He could have said not another day. And I'd say awesome. So I'm curious. You know, you've had this $200,000 in the stocks for 10 to 15 years. you had a had a conversation with your friends, you know, multiplying your $20,000 passive income or or uh growth every year
by 10 by 10x and turning it into $200,000. Is there any type of end goal that you have in mind as far as what you want to do with that money that you haven't been able to do because you've only been earning $20,000 a year? Oh, yeah. I've always wanted to get a second house or to move house or to do this or to do that. Okay, interesting. How long have you wanted that? Why do you want that? Anybody else in your family that wants that? Oh, my wife wants the bigger house as well. How
long does she want a Bigger house? Okay, so was there any other ways that you were planning to make that happen? No. Honestly, it was just a dream and we never had a way to make it happen. I can absolutely just keep going in the discovery and go deeper and deeper and deeper and deeper into it's not the 200,000 or it's not the $180,000 extra. It's the so how much longer do you want to leave your money in an investment vehicle that guarantees that you'll never be able to buy a Bigger house for you and
your wife knowing that she's sorry to be offensive to any ladies here if I picked the number wrong here but she's 32 and she knows that she's only got three years left to have children before she may be too late and she's been waiting for you for the last 10 years or 15 years while you've had the money in the portfolio. How much longer are you going to punish her like that and make her potentially never be able to have kids because you Don't move your money around? I I could absolutely do that. I can
just go so many more layers deeper. It was just a a simple example. But yeah, you can ask that question in the middle and then just keep going if you want to keep going. Yeah, that makes sense. Uh, one question. Uh, so today I had a call and I just wanted to like get data on financial stuff for the guy and because he he he said to me that he wants to make more money basically why he wants To create this offer and he was like oh yeah I mean like so the the revenue of
my company is like a I just can't tell you like what is the revenue right? And I was like, "All right, I mean, we are on this call because you just want to make more money basically. So, how do you want to talk about it if you don't want to talk about your current revenue, right? So, how would you how would you approach it?" Uh, if someone just tells you something like this, probably very Similar to what you're saying. And I just say, well, you know, this call is about having a no BS conversation about
what you've got going on now in terms of finances, investments, and then if what you've got going on is aligned and what you want to do moving forward is aligned with what we've got going on over here, then we can jump into all those details. If you don't want to share with me the information that I need to gather to understand, you know, if we could Work together, that's not a problem at all, but it would be the end of the call. Okay? Because because basically that's what I wanted to know. If you would just
kind of because you wouldn't move forward without this information, right? Can't can't close someone without that information. No, the only way I might move forward is if I can tell that they are like mega successful, like they've got a really nice office and a really nice suit. I might just say Ballpark the number. I might not need an exact, you know, if they could say over 10 million a year, that's enough. Like I don't need more detail than over 10 million a year. You know, if if they say like, oh, a million or a few
million, I'm going to say, "Okay, well, like one." And then they'll say, "No, like five or six." Okay, five or six. That's ballpark enough. I I've got enough information. Yeah. But I need to know, is it 1 million a year? Is it 10 million A year? Is it 5 million a year? Is it a h 100red million a year? I need to have a ballpark number otherwise you can't close them because you can't solve the problem. It's like someone being a fitness train. And you can use this analogy by the way. Say it. It's kind
of like if you were a fitness trainer and someone came to you and said, "Hey, I want to get in better shape." The first thing they would say is, "Can you step on the scales?" And if the person is not Willing to step on the scales for whatever personal reason, that's totally fine. They're well within their right to not do that. But the personal trainer would say, "Hey, if if we can't have an open and honest conversation, then I can't be your trainer." Yeah. Yeah. Niceness. Beautiful. All right, guys. I have another call that I
have to hop on. It is a pleasure as always. How do we all feel? Everybody good? Very good. Thank you. Excellent. You're welcome, Guys. I'll see you inside school and I will see you on Friday. I'll see you all soon. Later, guys. Bye. So there you have it. You have just been absolved from ignorance. What do I mean by absolved from ignorance? You now know what it really takes. You know the level of commitment. You know the level of training. You know the level of weekly showing up, putting in the work, and getting mentored that
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