Welcoem to posts!!
in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c
Video coming up: "The Six Figure Sales Freelancer Framework"
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"Within 2-6 months we get used to any situation we're in. Wheter it's being in jail, living in a mansion, or working at Walmart. In 2-6 months a new baseline is set β the perspective that we rate experiences from."
Have you ever felt this? ... like wanting to go back to a shitty job for 2 months just to experience it again... so I can "reset" and appreciate what I have & how far I've gotten.
Heard this quote from Dan Bilzerian which rang true. I always tell people that it takes 2 months to get acclimated to a new city. Then it becomes your "normal".
Everything in life is relative β including how we perceive experiences. That's why sometimes a "reset" can be good.
"Dan wants to work at Walmart"
https://youtu.be/bAVfHaIoKPA?si=Dlzk_... (28:00)
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Just got back home to Seattle to visit fam for the month of July. πΊπΈ
I haven't missed a Summer yet.
Being home always reminds me of when I first got started in business.
Back when I was doing D2D sales in the pouring rain or just grinding to make a few bucks.
We would work all day and then instantly go home and open the laptops to try and figure out a way to make money online.
Back then I couldn't even afford my own bedroom, I literally slept on the couch for an entire year.
Now my life looks totally different.
My agency is doing above $70k in monthly revenue and I'm able to live a pretty sweet life.
A lot of it came from just getting really really good at whatever I was doing.
Back then I would always try to pinpoint one thing that would set me free.
But now that i've reached that freedom i've realized the one thing that actually set me free was the relentless pursuit of skills.
Whatever you are doing, you have to get really fkn good at it.
For me the first skill and the most important skill that got me to where I am today is Sales.
Sales allows me to close new business for my agency, make money back when I was just starting out, and has just saved my ass so many times along the way.
When you learn the skill of sales it doesn't matter if you are going broke or have no money at all because you can simply sell your way out of any situation.
That's the importance of sales and I highly suggest that you learn the skill.
Because it's the one skill I attribute 99% of my success to.
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Are you an SDR or D2D sales rep?
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I get asked this a lot: is it better for me to start as an appointment setter or closer?
for more tips follow: twitter.com/rileybremote
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Just posted!
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This is the Secret to Getting Hired as #RemoteCloser. In this video I critique Luis's profile which is a great example you can follow.
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Inner circle masterminds have begun! πͺ Twice weekly. π If you want my personal guidance to help you land a remote sales role in 30 days come join πͺ (not free of course) (reach out on IG: livinthatlifeofriley)
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Shay joined my inner circle yesterday and he got an interview within 24-hours... starting in 3 minutes:) π₯
"Heaps more value here than what I signed up for. Great work."
Lesgoooπͺ
#remoteclosing #freelancer #remotesalesrep
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As a digital nomad since 2015, I love to help other versions of myself unlock location-independence and be able to work remotely from anywhere in the world. This planet is too beautiful & amazing to not experience to the fullest!