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Top Gun Sales Bootcamp Training
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Week #12 ~ Ownership & Execution
Are you building real momentum — or just letting the week happen to you?
Are you pushing yourself (and your team) to grow — or protecting comfort and calling it “training”?
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In this Top Gun Sales Boot Camp — Week 12 Day 1, the team gets called up on two “open loops” (graphs and the Action Vision Plan) and the real issue behind them: discipline and accountability. Mark breaks down why most people don’t learn faster — not because they can’t, but because they won’t: pride, laziness, and avoiding responsibility. Then he lays out a practical framework for growth, including levels of awareness, teachability, and what it actually takes to become the kind of person who sees, listens, and does.
On the surface, the conversation is about missing assignments and helping someone “get up to speed.” But the deeper lesson is this: great performers don’t wait to be pushed
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They build systems, invite feedback, and take learning seriously because the stakes are real — in business, relationships, and life. From “buyers are liars” to the brutal realities of pricing and competition, this session reinforces a hard truth: the easy route is almost never the best route — and growth requires pain, humility, and effort.
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12-2: Hairline Fractures, Pickle Ball & The Price You Pay to Stay Small
Are you selling on price because you haven't learned how to sell on value — or because you actually believe you're worth less than you're charging?
Are you living in the moment while your future is quietly being decided by choices you're not making today?
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In this Top Gun Sales Boot Camp – Week 12 Day 2 session, we step into one of the most dangerous blind spots in business — the gap between where you are now and where your life is heading. This episode isn't just about pricing strategy or accounts receivable. It's about vision. The kind that lets you see a hairline fracture in a pipe before the pressure ever hits — and the kind that lets you see the same thing in a person.
The session opens with a raw look at what it really costs to lower your price — and why the salesperson always pays the biggest price of all. The group unpacks the math that most people never do: a 7% price reduction wipes out the entire profit of an average company. Real selling doesn't start at the pitch. It starts at the no. And the person who can't sell past a no isn't selling — they're just taking orders.
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12-3: Bulldogs, Colombo Closes & The Five Levels Nobody Tells You About.
Are you learning the right things in this training — and then going back out there and doing exactly what you've always done?Are you at the level where nobody can beat you — and using that as a reason to stop growing?
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In this Top Gun Sales Boot Camp – Week 12 Day 3 session, we step into what separates the salesperson who learns from the salesperson who transforms. This episode isn't just about closing techniques or handling objections. It's about the five levels every professional must climb — work, discipline, skill, artistry, and genius — and why most people never make it past level two because they stop doing the drills the moment they start winning.
The session opens with a raw look at what it really means to be locked on. Not interested. Not persistent. Locked. The way a bulldog's jaw is built differently than every other dog — a vice grip that doesn't release. The group unpacks the Colombo Close, the fire in the belly, and what it means to stand in front of a prospect and know with steel resolve that the answer is not if — it's when. Because when someone tells you no, they think they're saying no. What a real salesperson hears is that the prospect simply doesn't yet know what they would know if they knew what you know.
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The session closes with a key lesson drawn straight from a pro pickleball court — where the biggest challenge for beginners is applying what they learn, the biggest challenge for intermediates is the exact same thing at a higher level, and the biggest challenge for the advanced player is the hardest of all: going back to do the boring drills when you're already winning everything. Because the real danger isn't losing before you're good. It's winning just enough that you convince yourself the disciplines that got you here are no longer required. Work leads to discipline. Discipline leads to skill. Skill leads to artistry. Artistry leads to genius. The question is whether you're willing to stay at level one long enough to eventually live at level five.
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12-4: Bandwidth, SLUPS & Why Good Is the Enemy of Great
Are you doing enough to be good — and calling that the standard you're holding yourself to?Are you waiting to be told something twice before you act, or are you so far ahead of the need that nobody ever has to ask?
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In this Top Gun Sales Boot Camp – Week 12 Day 4 session, we step into one of the most overlooked killers of elite performance — the comfort of good enough. This episode isn't just about bandwidth, time blocking, or the four levels of selling. It's about what separates the person who has to be managed from the person who manages themselves before anyone else even sees the need.
The session opens with a raw look at what it really means to have unlimited bandwidth — not as a concept, but as a lived decision made at 22 years old with a pregnant wife, a house, 18 credit hours, a full-time job, and two companies running simultaneously. The group unpacks SLUPS — sloppy, lazy, undisciplined, pathetic, and stupid — and why not documenting your process isn't just an oversight. It's choosing to build something that only works for you instead of something that works for everyone who comes after you. Because in four years, a sales manager was told something once — twice. And he never forgot the shame of it.
The session closes with a key lesson drawn straight from Jim Collins and the book Good to Great — the biggest enemy to a great marriage isn't a bad marriage. It's a good one. The biggest enemy to a great career isn't failure. It's a career that's comfortable enough to stop pushing. And the biggest enemy to a great team isn't conflict. It's a group of people who are good enough together that nobody feels the fire anymore. Because the real danger isn't falling short of great — it's settling into good so quietly that you stop noticing the distance between where you are and everything you were actually built to become.
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12-5: Curse of Knowledge, Five Wins & The Awe Factor Nobody Teaches You
Are you so good at what you do that you've forgotten what it felt like to not know it — and is that the very thing stopping you from transferring it to anyone else?Are you building a business, or are you building a system so powerful it makes your family choked up and your clients say wow before they even know why?
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In this Top Gun Sales Boot Camp – Week 12 Day 5 session, we step into one of the most dangerous traps of unconscious competence — knowing something so deeply that you can no longer teach it. This episode isn't just about booklets, flip books, or the PPA. It's about the difference between doing something well and doing something so precisely that a sixth grader can watch you do it and still get it completely wrong when they try it themselves.
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Week 12: Quiz
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Think you absorbed everything from Week 12? Put your understanding to the test. This quiz covers the core concepts, principles, and strategies from all 5 days of training.
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