This episode of A Quarter in the Couch dives into the mindset shift that separates good business from great legacy. Host Jeremy Lindsey sits down with sales coach and entrepreneur Ryan Cook for a conversation packed with practical insights, humor, and heart. Together, they unpack what it really takes to create a sales experience that breeds trust—and why systemizing your message might just be the key to long-term growth.

From McDonald’s to MasterCard, BMW to roofing, this episode explores how memorable messaging and repeatable systems aren’t just for big brands—they’re tools that small businesses can use to elevate average performers into A-players. Jeremy and Ryan also reflect on their own work together, the emotional rollercoaster of sales, and what they want their kids and grandkids to remember about how they lived and worked.

In This Episode You’ll Learn

• Why small businesses should focus more on systems than superstars
• How to create messaging that sparks curiosity instead of giving a sales pitch
• The difference between a “sales process” and a “buying experience”
• Why your unique value prop should speak directly to your client’s real-life needs
• The power of hard work and how it fuels the math behind every sale
• How Ryan uses empathy, clarity, and strategy to build lasting client trust
• What Jeremy learned about turning consistency into confidence for his clients

Takeaway: A great sales system doesn’t manipulate—it serves. When you shift from selling to creating an experience, you give people something they’ll want to return to again and again.

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