Micro Lessons

A short, highly engaging micro-lesson that shares one idea, model, or strategy to immediately inspire and elevate how you show up.
Learning time: 5 to 15 minutes

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Why You Live and Die by the Edit

Exercise Instructions: 


1. Write your next proposal in one sitting.
2. Walk away. No tweaks. No rereads.
3. Return tomorrow. Read it like someone else wrote it.
4. Now edit. Sharpen. Simplify

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What Is Your White Whisky?

Exercise Instructions:

Read your value proposition. Your pitch. How you introduce your company. Now ask yourself:

1. Where’s the jargon?
2. Where are you meeting your client in their world?
3. Are you taking them half a step forward? Or no steps at all? Or way too many?

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Practicing Sales Like The Beatles in Hamburg

Exercise Instructions:

Think about how much you practice. What could you practice more? What part of client relationships do you need to Hamburg? Listening? Following up? Making your ideas clearer? Pick one. Do the practice!

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Why the Basics Count

Exercise Instructions:

Review your last three client meetings. For each one, ask: Did I follow up? Was I clear on actions? Did I send something useful and on time? If the answer is no to any of those, fix it today. That’s the work. That’s the signal.

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Why You Should Study Copywriting

Exercise Instructions: 

Write one short piece of copy a day. 200 to 500 words. Doesn’t matter what it’s about. Doesn’t matter if it’s good. Doesn’t even matter if you publish it, though I’d recommend you do. What matters is: study copywriting, write copy, and aim to get 1% better each day.You’ll be blown away by how much this impacts how you show up in the world and with clients. 

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Ignoring the Psychopath Sales Training Brigade

Exercise Instructions:

Take two minutes to write down three people in your life you trust deeply. Then ask yourself: what do they actually do that earns that trust? Be specific. You’re looking for behaviours, not just traits. That list is more powerful than any YouTube hack.

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