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Top Gun Sales Bootcamp Training
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Week #19 ~  The Grind vs. The Joy

19-1: The Grind vs. The Joy & How to Move People in 17 Seconds

Are you grinding through your sales week on pure discipline alone — convinced that's what it takes — while the energy, joy, and magnetism that actually closes deals is sitting completely untapped?
Are you measuring your success in points and percentages without realizing that the salesperson who finds the joy in the process is the one who stops grinding forever — because they've found something better than motivation: they've found meaning?

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In this Top Gun Sales Boot Camp – Week 19 Day 1 session, we open with a raw, unfiltered look at what it really means to be a grinder — and why grinding alone will never be enough. Nora hits 59% overall for the week, a number that keeps climbing, and yet she can't decide how she feels about it. That tension becomes the lesson. This episode isn't just about PPA points, Zoom calls, or whether you should have a pig mounted on your wall during a client presentation. 
It's about understanding the difference between doing the work and loving the work — and how that difference shows up in your close rate, your energy, and every single word that comes out of your mouth on a sales call.
The session dives deep into the science of personality selling — how to identify someone's personality type in 17 seconds, and how the best in the room can make every single person in a group of a hundred believe you are just like them. We unpack why selling over the phone, done right, actually makes you better in person — not worse — and why learning to use your voice the way Kenny uses his face is the single most transferable sales skill you will ever develop.
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The session closes with a key lesson drawn from the phone vs. in-person debate — where closing ratios almost always dip before they soar when you shift your approach. It just is. Like a birth — you can make it worse, or you can take two steps back, design the presentation, control the Zoom environment, and come out three steps ahead. Because the real danger isn't switching your sales method. It's staying comfortable forever in the method that got you here — when a better one is waiting to take you there.

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19-2: Four Levels of Learning, Dynamic Pricing & The Thought I've Never Had in 62 Years

Are you unconsciously competent at things you can't teach — and unconsciously incompetent at things you don't even know you're missing?
Are you pricing based on what you think is fair — or based on what your servicing capacity, the urgency of the client, and the market will actually bear right now?

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In this Top Gun Sales Boot Camp – Week 19 Day 2 session, we step into one of the most layered and far-reaching sessions of the entire boot camp. This episode isn't just about the four levels of learning, dynamic pricing, or how insurance jobs can pay twice as much as non-insurance work if you're talking to the right people in the right way. It's about what happens when you pay close enough attention to someone working at unconscious competence.
What you lose forever if you're not watching every word, every tone, every micro-expression with everything you have.
The session opens with a raw look at what it really means to move through the four levels of learning — unconscious incompetence, conscious incompetence, conscious competence, and unconscious competence — and why the highest level is the best place to be for personal productivity but the worst place to be when you're trying to transfer what you know to someone else. The group unpacks why young children are the greatest students in the world — not because they're smart, but because they know exactly what they can't do yet and they're frustrated enough about it to never stop trying. We talk about dynamic pricing, capacity management, and why bumping your price when you're at 80% capacity isn't greed — it's the same principle the World Cup uses when a $12 train ticket becomes $190 the moment demand outpaces supply.
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The session closes with a thought that arrived at 2:30 in the morning and had never existed in 62 years of living — what if people choose their own personality? What if the amiable doesn't become an amiable by nature alone — but because telling people what they want to hear is simply the easiest path through life? What if the dots connecting personality, choice, laziness, and self-deception all lead back to a single decision made somewhere in childhood that nobody ever examined? Because the real danger isn't having the wrong personality it's never questioning whether the one you're operating from was chosen for you, or chosen by the part of you that just didn't want to do the harder thing.

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19-3: The Warm Belly Rub, GE Capital & The Smartest Person in the Room

Are you teaching people the technique — but leaving out all the small subconscious things that actually make the experience — and then wondering why nobody can do what you do?
Are you the smartest person in the room because of what you know walking in — or because of how much more you know walking out?

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In this Top Gun Sales Boot Camp – Week 19 Day 3 session, we step into one of the most quietly profound sessions of the entire boot camp. This episode isn't just about diaper changes, GE Capital, or why Walmart will smile at you all the way up to the moment they own 90% of your business and start squeezing. It's about the warm belly rub — the subconscious micro-skills that top performers have spent years developing without knowing it.
Nobody ever writes down, that almost nobody ever teaches, and that make the difference between someone who can do the job and someone who turns the job into a raving fan experience every single time.The session opens with a raw look at what it really means to be at unconscious competence — and why the skills that make you the best recruiter anyone has ever seen anywhere in the world are the exact same skills that become invisible to everyone around you the moment you stop watching yourself from the outside. The group unpacks why the technique alone is never enough — you can train someone to change a diaper but if you haven't trained them in the warm belly rub, in the authority and the gentleness, in the giggle and the hug, you've trained someone who can complete a task and nothing more. And a task isn't a raving fan experience. It never will be.
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The session closes with a key lesson drawn from a GE Capital boardroom — where the source code was worth far more than $35,000, where the biggest company in the room made two more mistakes they hadn't seen coming, and where a young man in his late twenties didn't have the heart to tell them. Because the real danger isn't being outsmarted by a big company — it's being so focused on landing the whale that you hand over everything that made you worth pursuing in the first place. And when your head isn't in the game, the answer isn't motivation — it's consistency so deep that even when you're off, the disciplines carry you further than most people get when they're on.

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19-4: The Weakest Link, The Ripple Effect & The Empathy Nobody Taught You

Are you so focused on your own piece of the job that you've stopped feeling the ripple your choices send through every person on the other end — the referral partner, the customer, the dad who thought he was a hero?
And what happens to a team when nobody ever taught them that a slow day isn't a bad day — it just means somebody else is having a good one?

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In this Top Gun Sales Boot Camp – Week 19 Day 4 session, we step into one of the most human and most overlooked principles in all of business — empathy. Not as a soft skill. As a competitive weapon. This episode isn't just about planning, the caught-in-the-middle principle, or why a small cut in your arm left untreated becomes an amputation. It's about what happens when your choices send a ripple through a cabinet shop.
Through a referral partner, through a family that had a party planned and a dad who was about to look like a hero — and you never even felt it.
The session opens with a raw look at what it really means to plan — not just for yourself but for everyone downstream of your decisions. The group unpacks the chain is only as strong as its weakest link, the domino principle, and why if you surround yourself with weak, inefficient, ineffective people you will become weak, inefficient, and ineffective — not because you want to, but because it's a natural law as reliable as gravity. We talk about what it feels like to be the owner who absorbs everybody else's problems — and why someday, years from now, the things that seem dramatic today are going to make perfect sense.
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The session closes with a key lesson drawn from a firefighter and a new recruit on a slow day — where the new recruit wanted the adrenaline and the mentor said slow down. A slow day for us is a good day for everybody else. Because the real danger isn't missing the call — it's being so focused on the thrill of the run that you forget the run means somebody out there is having the worst day of their life. And if you can learn to feel that — if you can develop empathy not as a concept but as a reflex — you will never look at a customer, a team member, or a slow Tuesday the same way again.

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19-5: Plant Managers, Patterns & The Two Little Boys at the Table

Are you sitting across from someone who could change everything — and letting the moment fade because you don't realize what you're looking at?
And what if the best idea in the room never gets implemented — not because it wasn't brilliant, but because nobody in the room knew how to sell it?

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In this Top Gun Sales Boot Camp – Week 19 Day 5 session, we close out the week on one of the most quietly profound sessions of the entire boot camp. This episode isn't just about plant managers, the 3-minute model rule, or why 97% of your value lives in the last 3% you almost always quit on. It's about what happens when two people sit across from each other and everything else in the room fades away — and both of them simultaneously think the exact same thought about the other person.
The session opens with a raw look at what it really means to see patterns — in people, in businesses, in plant managers who run factories of thousands and still can't get the right people working alongside the right people. The group unpacks why a great idea not implemented does nobody any good, while a mediocre idea implemented brings value every single time. We talk about Todd Duncan charging $35,000 a year for coaching — where the number one thing every participant said they got wasn't the content. It was the network. The connection with other high-level people. And why getting the right people in the same room, asking curious questions like a three-year-old boy, is still the most powerful business development strategy nobody is executing consistently.
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The session closes with a key lesson drawn from a big table, six people, and the moment everything went to slow motion — where two men in their 80s and 60s became two little boys and everything else faded to ghost. Because Alvin said he wanted to work for Mark. And Mark had just thought he wanted to work for Alvin. And they meet three hours every week. Because the real danger isn't missing the gold — it's sitting right across from it, not understanding what you have, getting busy with life, and never coming back. Because the people who don't come back don't even know what they walked away from.

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