I have helped dozens of people close their first high ticket sale on LinkedIn. Here is what they” have in common: - They are consistent - They welcome “failure” - They show up for their business - They reach out when they get stuck - They never take honest feedback personally They don’t care about these things: - Not seeing their DMs replied to on day 1 - Getting no early interaction on posts - Using their business to feel bad - Seeing “failure” as such - Procrastination In a nutshell: 🚀They execute and focus on experimentation P.S) Want to see the breakdown of my self-accountability system to make sure I stay consistent? Comment "System"

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Every day, people try to revolutionize lead generation. They use AI for personalization and craft smart automation. Some techniques are effective, while others fall short. It's easy to overdo it. Creating complex systems before achieving tangible results can alienate prospects and fail to generate profits. Effective lead generation can often be underwhelming. It might not use Chat GPT or any flashy tools. Instead, it focuses on building relationships. It might seem plain, but it’s genuine and "real." In the realm of lead generation, simplicity, and authenticity often triumph over complexity and flashiness. Building real relationships and focusing on genuine interactions are key to successful outreach, especially for coaches and consultants. Thoughts?