The word "sales" gives me an icky feeling. It feels slimy, untrustworthy, and gross. But if we don't sell, we don't eat. So how do make sales in a way that feels GOOD? And how have I been able to make over 2 million dollars online "selling stuff" while LOVING what I do and not feeling like a used car salesman? Introducing: The "Sell Without Selling" Method. It works like a charm, and I get cringed out every time I see someone NOT using it. And just in time for the new moon... I've put together a super helpful guide that hands you my TOP SIX best performing scripts on a silver platter. You can use them just like I've done to sell more stuff without ever feeling like you're selling anything at all. But the best part? I made them all fill-in-the-blank, copy/paste friendly for you! Just comment "SWS" below and all 6 scripts are yours. My only ask: Celebrate your wins in this community when you use em with success! I went through all my DM's, emails, and posts and compiled the top 6 best performing ones for you. If you want this complete guide to "Sell Without Selling" + the 6 scripts, just comment "SWS" below 👇 Ted

Our clients are incredible. They show up to calls, Listen to us and most importantly... Get results. How do we manage to attract incredible people like @Patrice Moore who's now doing over $50,000/month copywriting? @Samuel Earp who's now doing over $10,000/month painting? @Daniel Coffeen who's doing over $30,000/month coaching bodybuilders? The secret? A very simple to follow structure to get crystal clear on exactly who to attract (and who not to attract). If you have ever had a call with a prospect that just isn't clicking with your energy this is a must read. By following these guidelines and understanding who your perfect clients are, you can immediately switch your marketing to attract them and push away non ideal clients. Want the formula? Comment "Dream Client" and I'll send over @Ted Carr 's secret document to always attract dream clients. P.S. Extra credit if you finish it and send it to me to review via DM's. ~ Benny

A rich man once asked me: "What are you trying to move away from?" I didn't want to answer it. I only wanted to focus on where I was heading towards, not what I was moving away from. But I was broke and he was rich so I did what he said. And the truth is, we're ALL trying to move away from something. It's called the Law of Opposites. If you're moving towards something, it means (by law) you're also moving away from something. And if you study behavioral psychology, you learn that all animals (humans included) will always do more to get out of pain than they will to move toward pleasure. So when I wrote out my answers, what I saw on the page in front of me scared the sh!t out of me and lit a real fire under my ass. My answers made me realize I needed to take action, FAST. This is what I wrote: I'm moving away from living with my parents. I don't want to be 30 living at home. I'm moving away from working for a boss breathing down my neck. I don't want to be reliant on a capped income paycheque. I'm moving away from being reliant on welfare. I don't want government hand outs. I'm moving away from being homeless. Living on the street surrounded by junkies has always been what I consider a worst case, rock bottom scenario for me. ... Now I'm genuinely curious... What are YOU trying to move away from? Comment below 👇🏻 be honest, and be okay with being vulnerable.

Want your sales flow to look like this? YouTube vid --> Link in description --> Client Then you're goona need to make some damn good videos that actually get views! The secret? Follow the advice from the YouTube Growth Masterclass. If you need the recording of yesterday's YouTube Growth Masterclass, just DM me the word: YTGROWTH and I'll send it over. Watch it at 1.25x speed. Your YouTube game will NEVER be the same after you see this... Only the top 1% of YouTubers are implementing these tactics... But they work like crazy. I know I'll personally start implementing them in October and going forward forever. If you want the replay, DM me: YTGROWTH. 💪🏻

Hey everyone, Recently I’ve been reflecting on my content and feel the need to improve my storytelling to increase my conversion rates. What are your guys’ recommendations, audiobooks, books, etc., for developing my storytelling skills? If you also have any suggested tips or practices to keep in mind while storytelling I am also all ears to hear. Thank you! May we all achieve greater success in our lives!