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My Corporate Job Paid Me to Be a Functioning Alcoholic


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My Corporate Job Paid Me to Be a Functioning Alcoholic. In this interview, agency founder Skip Wilson shares his raw story of working in the corporate world, where entertaining clients was a primary responsibility. He explains how, as a quiet and stoic person, he spent a decade "on the verge of tipsy" because drinking was an occupational necessity to be more social and talkative. Skip also details his Stoic-inspired time management philosophy, based on the "Memento Mori" principle of remembering your own mortality to create urgency and focus . Finally, he reveals the single most important sales lesson he ever learned: on a cold call, your goal is not to sell your product, but to get the appointment. Check out the company: https://draftadtech.com


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🕒 CHAPTERS

00:00 - My Love/Hate Relationship with Time

04:30 - "Memento Mori": Remembering Your Death to Stay Focused

08:15 - The Battle Between Confidence and Self-Doubt

11:00 - My Corporate Job Paid Me to Be a Functioning Alcoholic

16:20 - Why Most Americans Are Clueless About the Real World

21:10 - Are You Building a Cathedral or Just Laying Bricks?

26:45 - The Goal Is the Appointment, Not the Sale

32:00 - A Realistic Approach to Setting Quarterly Goals

38:10 - The Most Important Thing I've Learned in Life


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We Live to BuildBy Sean Weisbrot

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