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Questions and Answers
What is a common misconception about the high ticket closing industry?
What is a common misconception about the high ticket closing industry?
- It guarantees a consistent and predictable income for all participants.
- It involves complex strategies that are difficult for newcomers to grasp.
- It always provides opportunities for rapid financial success without significant effort. (correct)
- It requires significant effort and dedication to achieve top tier performance.
What is a key element for success in high ticket closing?
What is a key element for success in high ticket closing?
- Assuming that initial training is sufficient for long term success.
- Maintaining a passive approach and waiting for opportunities to arise.
- Relying solely on the company to provide all necessary opportunities.
- Taking extreme ownership and actively developing one's skillset. (correct)
What is the reality of becoming a top-tier advisory team member?
What is the reality of becoming a top-tier advisory team member?
- It is effortlessly achievable with minimal investment.
- It requires a significant amount of work. (correct)
- It needs very little effort to be awesome at this.
- It is guaranteed once a course is completed.
What is something a company should do if they have a bad week?
What is something a company should do if they have a bad week?
What should top performers consider their role?
What should top performers consider their role?
Why might someone not succeed long-term?
Why might someone not succeed long-term?
What is a successful partnership?
What is a successful partnership?
What is the role of a company that's providing opportunities?
What is the role of a company that's providing opportunities?
What should you do if this opportunity isn't the right fit?
What should you do if this opportunity isn't the right fit?
What does constant optimizations mean?
What does constant optimizations mean?
According to the content, what kind of people are typically successful?
According to the content, what kind of people are typically successful?
What does the content creator want to avoid?
What does the content creator want to avoid?
If you don't want to work hard, what should you do?
If you don't want to work hard, what should you do?
If something is broken company-wide, what should happen?
If something is broken company-wide, what should happen?
What does the content creator think it's worth doing?
What does the content creator think it's worth doing?
What is something they're responsible for?
What is something they're responsible for?
What is the key to a successful partnership?
What is the key to a successful partnership?
What should you recognize?
What should you recognize?
What is the team willing to do for you?
What is the team willing to do for you?
What's the hard part?
What's the hard part?
What should a company do when a lead magnet stops working and producing?
What should a company do when a lead magnet stops working and producing?
What should Exit's job be?
What should Exit's job be?
What should not be sold?
What should not be sold?
What must you be prepared to do?
What must you be prepared to do?
What is a part of the team?
What is a part of the team?
Flashcards
High Ticket Closing Reality
High Ticket Closing Reality
The high ticket closing industry can be misleading about the effort required to succeed.
The Illusion of Effort
The Illusion of Effort
Many courses oversimplify the effort needed to succeed, creating a false illusion of minimal work.
Finding Good Opportunities
Finding Good Opportunities
Finding companies that provide high-quality opportunities and consistent deal flow is challenging.
Top-Tier Closer
Top-Tier Closer
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Proactive Engagement
Proactive Engagement
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The Reality of Improvement
The Reality of Improvement
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Extreme Ownership
Extreme Ownership
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Successful Partnership
Successful Partnership
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Company Responsibilities
Company Responsibilities
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Individual Responsibilities
Individual Responsibilities
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Continuous Improvement
Continuous Improvement
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Ownership Mindset
Ownership Mindset
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Study Notes
The Reality of High Ticket Closing
- The high ticket closing industry can be misleading about the effort required for success.
- Many courses sell the dream of easy money and flexible hours, but the reality is more challenging.
- It's difficult to find companies that provide high-quality opportunities and a full calendar of leads.
- The idea that you can simply sit back and wait for opportunities to come to you is an illusion.
What it Takes to Succeed
- Building a company that provides abundant opportunities is very difficult.
- Becoming a top-tier advisor requires a lot of hard work
- Top earners don't sit around; they actively work for their success.
- It takes time, energy, resources, and commitment to become a top performer.
- There is value in investing in people to help them reach their full potential.
- Showing a return on investment (ROI), is essential.
Exit's Role and Responsibilities
- The role is to provide opportunities where top people want to work and stay
- This includes high lead quality and volume, efficient processes, constant optimizations, strong leadership, and growth opportunities.
- Optimizations are made when data shows a company-wide problem, not for individual issues.
- The aim is to enable team members to do well for themselves.
Your Responsibilities
- You should work hard within the system
- Show up with the right attitude and recognize you're part of a team.
- Success requires a strong work ethic and extreme ownership, not just in closing but in life.
- Being coachable and open to improvement is essential.
Collaboration and Partnership
- The relationship is a collaboration of ideas to optimize performance.
- Sharing skills and tools to improve efficiency benefits everyone.
- Team members will be held accountable for their part.
- Those not fully invested should consider whether this is the right opportunity.
- Avoid false hopes and dreams and be realistic about the work involved
- For those who are invested, there will be long-term opportunities for growth
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