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In door-to-door sales, almost anyone can succeed — but there are two types of reps who consistently struggle: the excuse maker and the transactional rep.

In this episode, I break down why these two mindsets hold reps back, how excuses destroy ownership and growth, and why treating customers like transactions instead of humans kills trust and closes.

We’ll talk about the real reasons reps fail in D2D, how to recognize these patterns in yourself, and what it takes to shift toward accountability and genuine human connection — the two skills that ultimately determine success on the doors.

If you want to improve your mindset, your conversations, and your long-term results in sales, this episode is for you.

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In this episode, I recap my experience running a fiber blitz and share one major realization: the friction is the same everywhere.

No answers. Competition. Excuses. Doubt. Demotivation. Cancellations. Grass-is-greener syndrome.

No matter what you sell — pest, fiber, solar, alarms — you will face the same emotional battles. The industry changes. The discomfort doesn’t.

I break down how to counter each of these challenges, why switching opportunities often just resets your growth, and how real progress comes from planting your feet and growing where you are.

If you’ve ever questioned your product, your company, or yourself during a tough stretch, this episode will remind you that what you’re feeling isn’t special — it’s normal. And the reps who win aren’t the ones who avoid friction. They’re the ones who stay long enough to master it.

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Most reps don’t lose deals because their product is bad — they lose because they need the sale.

In this episode, I break down why conviction closes more deals than commission ever will. We’ll talk about the difference between calm certainty and needy selling, why customers can feel desperation instantly, and how true belief in your offer multiplies trust on the doors.

I’ll explain how conviction increases perceived likelihood of achieving whatever it is the customer is wanting without changing the product, and share real door-to-door examples of what conviction sounds like versus commission-driven energy.

If you want easier closes, better conversations, and more respect from customers, this episode will change how you sell.

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Most people think success in sales, fitness, or business comes down to talent or motivation. It doesn’t. It comes down to a formula.

In this episode, we break down Alex Hormozi’s Value Equation and show how it applies directly to door-to-door sales, recruiting, and life:

Value = (Dream Outcome × Likelihood of Achievement) ÷ (Time Delay × Effort & Sacrifice)

You’ll learn:

• Why people overpay for things that feel faster and easier

• How top D2D reps close more deals by reducing effort and time for the customer

• Why commission-only sales actually increases value for the right person

• How to use the formula to sell ideas to customers, recruits, and even yourself

This episode will change how you think about:

• Selling pest control

• Recruiting high-performing reps

• Designing offers that people say yes to without pressure

If you’ve ever wondered why some people win consistently while others struggle doing “the same work,” this episode explains the math behind it.

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To provide a real banger episode for you guys I went through the analytics of the podcast to find what you have found to be the most interesting topics over the past 99 episodes. There was a clear winner. Episode 35: 8 Tips to D2D Sales. So to take it a step further - we are going to lay down the 8 rules of D2D Sales to ensure success. I believe each of these rules is critical to becoming an elite in this industry.

I hope you have enjoyed the episodes and look forward to sharing more with you.

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Most reps lose deals before they ever get to the close — not because of the product, but because they talk too much.

In this episode, I break down why being upfront, direct, and to the point is one of the most powerful skills in door-to-door sales. We cover why small talk often signals insecurity, how clarity creates authority, and how qualifying fast saves time, energy, and commissions.

You’ll learn a simple framework to open with purpose, ask better qualifying questions, explain your offer in one sentence, and confidently ask for the decision without feeling pushy. This episode is about respecting the homeowner’s time — and your own — while closing faster and with more confidence.

If you want to command more respect on the doors, stop rambling, and increase your close rate, this is an episode you need to hear.

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Most people think discipline comes from motivation, hype, or mindset. But real discipline comes from shrinking the time window where excuses can talk you out of the action. Winners act in 5 seconds, remove friction, create rules instead of choices, and build proof until their brain “forgets” their old excuses. Discipline isn’t about getting stronger—it’s about eliminating the space where weakness lives.

In this episode we go over steps on how to develop discipline in your sales and personal life. We also review the value of focusing on measuring the reps and attempts over the actual result and emotions felt when attempting to develop greater discipline.

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Most reps think more talking equals more persuasion. That’s backwards. In this episode I explain why long explanations are the poverty signal — and give a simple mechanical framework to shut up, ask better questions, and close more.

The focus of this episode is to help you recognize that getting your customer to close is more valuable than spending time trying to build value and rapport with them. You can do these things AFTER they are closed.

The sequence to ensuring your success is ->

Intro -> Discover Pain Point -> Resolve Pain Point -> Close -> Build more Rapport

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This episode gives you a breakdown of what it takes to gain more confidence in your life. The application works for both within a sales environment as well as your personal life.

If there is one key lesson takeaway from this episode it's this: Confidence is synonymous with Evidence." In the episode, I breakdown 5 steps to gaining confidence in any particular area in life, with specific examples of how to do so in d2d sales.

This was a fun episode to make and I hope you enjoy.

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In this episode, I break down the surprising connection between elk hunting and door-to-door sales — and why getting good at one can make you a killer at the other. After spending years in both worlds, I’ve realized there are principles that are almost identical. The way you scout terrain, read pressure, adapt to changing conditions, patience, handling failure, and time your shot in the mountains is the same way you win in the neighborhoods.

I just got back from my elk hunt and wanted to share stories from this experience and how it can relate to becoming a better sales rep. I hope you enjoy.