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The Fidel Retvrn. >Application Sunday >Interview Tuesday >Offer Friday $80k OTE Contract secured in 5 days. We engineered hundreds of folks to $10k, $20k and $30k a month SDR Stacking Time to raise the bar and prove $40k/m
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Muted the word moat, life improved
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Charisma is the top trait. F* everything else Striking up convo with randoms, grabbing contact info and expanding network Impossible to be broke
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I think there’s a massive difference between what people dream, type and pontificate and the reality of what they truly desire but honestly, the gap between the top 10% and the top 1% is way wider than the gap between the top 10% and the rest of the 90%
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When people say top 10% they really mean 1-.1% which are extremely deliberate about everything. Way more than most people.
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Idk bro.. maybe the 500 bills
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What do you think is driving this?
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people think you gotta be some genius to live a top 10% life but you really dont. most of the people youre "competing" against dont even know theres a game. theyre just drifting, doing whatever's in front of them, then wondering why nothing changes of the ones who do know, half have no plan at all. they go hard for like 2 weeks, get uncomfortable, quit, and start over the next monday. the other half is just going thru the motions, doing enough to say tried but not enough to actually move anything thats barely anybody left. a tiny group of dudes who know what they want and keep showing up regardless of how they feel honestly think if you stay locked in on everything at once, job, money, health, dating, friends, you land top 10-20% without being special. it all stacks. sleep better and you work better, work better and you make more, make more and you got more options with everything else the bar is way lower than ppl think. most never get over it cause they never even try
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This is the most insane job market for software sellers I’ve ever seen since like peak 2020-2021 Massive OTE offers coming in. External promotions happening. Breaking into the industry at light speed. šŸ˜®ā€šŸ’ØConsult call -> Offer, in 2.5 weeks
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.@FidelCacheFlow was posting about this a couple years ago. Called $100k/yr. broke. Many such cases.
avg new car payment is $750/mo higher end car is now $1200+ add that to food, house, insurance, general lifestyle, investing… and u need to be making $20k/mo to even consider yourself to be ā€œdoing okā€ raise your standards, we are not going back $250k/yr is the new $100k/yr
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As someone who ran a mutual action plan platform, this guy fucks. Steal this advice
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The upcoming show with @FidelCacheFlow we will break down HOW to do this properly, and what to expect!!
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560 viewers...the downfall of TBPN should be studied
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Make the aggressive moves upmarket
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Here’s what took me wayy too long to learn in b2b software sales Buyers are busy, and there lazy about anything that isn’t ā€œon fireā€ right now Every time your deck, presentation or proposal makes them do the work like connecting the dots, figure why it matters or decide what to do next - they just won’t They won’t even tell you no. They’ll just do nothing and ā€œI’ll put this off til it becomes a fireā€ will beat you every single time. So your whole job is taking the work off their plate Start with why now. Don’t make them figure out why it’s a priority. Tell them what’s going on in the market so the urgency is already there when u walk in Then hit their pain, and do the math for them and show them where they could be Their day, but better. No product yet. Let them see the gap first, and then your solution is just the bridge. And if a feature doesnt connect to something they told you hurts, cut it. Nobody wants to work out how a feature helps them. That's your job. Then proof. They shouldn't have to take your word for it or go digging. Show somebody in their exact seat who had the same problem and got a real results and numbers profits out of it Their peer's word beats yours every time. And this is where most reps blow it. They end with "let me know what you think." You just handed all the work back. Now the buyer has to remember the conversation, sell it to their boss, figure out a timeline, and probably chase you down. Never happens. So build a mutual action plan right there Ask when they want to be live, work backward from that date, and map out every step so they don't have to. Send the calendar invites while you're still on the call, so the meetings are already booked. Ya sure they get some homework, but it's small and specific with a date on it. Way easier than "go think about it." Plus it's a free lie detector. If they wont commit to the plan, they were never going to sign That's the whole game. Every piece takes a job off their plate They don't have to find the reason, do the maths, picture the future, hunt for proof, or plan the rollout, adoption and execution You did all of it. All they have to do is say yess
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Here’s what took me wayy too long to learn in b2b software sales Buyers are busy, and there lazy about anything that isn’t ā€œon fireā€ right now Every time your deck, presentation or proposal makes them do the work like connecting the dots, figure why it matters or decide what to do next - they just won’t They won’t even tell you no. They’ll just do nothing and ā€œI’ll put this off til it becomes a fireā€ will beat you every single time. So your whole job is taking the work off their plate Start with why now. Don’t make them figure out why it’s a priority. Tell them what’s going on in the market so the urgency is already there when u walk in Then hit their pain, and do the math for them and show them where they could be Their day, but better. No product yet. Let them see the gap first, and then your solution is just the bridge. And if a feature doesnt connect to something they told you hurts, cut it. Nobody wants to work out how a feature helps them. That's your job. Then proof. They shouldn't have to take your word for it or go digging. Show somebody in their exact seat who had the same problem and got a real results and numbers profits out of it Their peer's word beats yours every time. And this is where most reps blow it. They end with "let me know what you think." You just handed all the work back. Now the buyer has to remember the conversation, sell it to their boss, figure out a timeline, and probably chase you down. Never happens. So build a mutual action plan right there Ask when they want to be live, work backward from that date, and map out every step so they don't have to. Send the calendar invites while you're still on the call, so the meetings are already booked. Ya sure they get some homework, but it's small and specific with a date on it. Way easier than "go think about it." Plus it's a free lie detector. If they wont commit to the plan, they were never going to sign That's the whole game. Every piece takes a job off their plate They don't have to find the reason, do the maths, picture the future, hunt for proof, or plan the rollout, adoption and execution You did all of it. All they have to do is say yess
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The steel submariner (no date ofc) is the best all around watch you can own.
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They will do everything in their power to avoid learning how to pick up the phone, map the market, and sell. Its quiet inspiring the lengths people will go to avoid a simple "hey, uhm.. are you guys in the market for this?"
The biggest skill GTMEs are missing is sales
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