but together they’re much more likely to succeed.” Which trainer closes more deals? I’d guess trainer a. A lot of business advice talks about being palatable towards the market to “close deals” Another quick one - which trainer creates more healthy clients?
the path to success is long and not always clear. People hire me who know they need more than just a program - and don’t believe cookie cutter approaches will get them where they want to be. Sure people could do what I help them with solo -
able to forget the smile on their face when the zoom opened up… That’s what it’s all about ❤️ Can’t wait to see what sort of case study we’ll have in another 2.5 months 🤣
they did so for an expanded scope too - more $$$ for bigger engagement We had a target for the quarter We hit that target (sorta - throughput needs to hold up & thats TBD… but we will hit the target for sure) while on our 2-week check-in with them I don’t think I’ll ever be
won Mother’s Day thanks to a little girl selling bracelets on the side of the street
bought 6, told her I make my money selling stuff too
Hard to get American hand made goods like this still 😉
11 years old & hustlin… working weekends so she can go to Santa Cruz this summer
agree on the topics at all 😂 **Bonus points if you find me at the https://t.co/vx61FpCn8O morning wellness event Daniel Ryan 🐨 is hosting for SaaStr Weds/Thurs morning - lmk if you need the details**
I was born in 1994. I’ve done the “walk around with business cards” game - and now I build automated outbound machines that book meetings while I sleep.
Tomorrow, I’m joining Jed Mahrle, Elmer Lopez 🏆, and Josh Gillespie to unpack how teams are hitting
$30M+ ARR with just five people. We’ll break down: - What still actually works from the “old playbook” - Where ai & automation pay off (and where they fall flat) - How to do more with fewer reps -without sacrificing message quality This will be a fun one since we don't all
Like Thiel puts it in Zero to One, lasting advantage comes from doing things differently, not slightly better. That’s what we deliver. Not attention. Not meetings. A true wedge. And an unfair edge.
We booked the VP of {Classified} at a $100M company. She told our client, “This is the first cold outreach meeting I’ve taken in 9 months.”
No case studies. No lead magnet. Just a “coming soon” page.
Now their VCs are urging them to raise another round, and momentum is real.
That’s what we look for. Inflection points where the right moves create compounding momentum. We sound and feel different ourselves. And we build that difference into our clients’ GTM.