Hey, what's up, guys? Ryan G with WarriorCloud.io, and I have a special guest, a living legend in the world of firearms training, marketing, and future billionaire - my partner, Lincoln. We've just finished conceal carry classes in Brandon and are heading to Tampa for some shooting classes tonight. It's going to be amazing.

Today, I want to talk about something crucial for men, entrepreneurs, and, in fact, anyone who wants to achieve success in their life. We all have days when we wake up and don't feel like doing anything. It's a lot easier to lay in bed all day, but what separates highly successful people from the rest of the world is that they do things even when they don't feel like it. 

Over the years, Lincoln has been my partner in every single class, and he never complains. He does everything with a smile, no matter how challenging or tiring. This level of commitment and dedication sets him apart from the rest of the young entrepreneurs out there.

Here are five key takeaways from our conversation:

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Hey everyone, it's Ryan G here with WarriorCloud.io, and I'm excited to share some insights from my recent trip to Playa del Carmen, Mexico. I enjoyed staying at Xcaret Mexico resort, and they blew my mind with their level of service and hospitality. I also attended a high-level mastermind event hosted by Russell Brunson during my stay. It was an opportunity to learn new strategies, network with like-minded individuals, and better understand the strategies I already know. Today, I want to share some powerful lessons from this experience.

Lesson #1: The Power of the Mastermind

When two people come together, they form a third mind greater than the sum of its parts. When you have ten people in a room sharing their ideas and experiences, the energy and creativity are off the charts. The power of the mastermind lies in the fact that everyone brings their unique perspective and skills to the table. The result is a dynamic exchange of ideas that can help everyone achieve their goals.

Lesson #2: The Importance of Networking

Networking is often overlooked as a critical ingredient to success, but it's one of the most important things you can do for your business. You're setting yourself up for success when you surround yourself with like-minded individuals who share your passion and drive. Attending events and conferences is important to meet people who can help you grow and achieve your goals. The relationships you build through networking can be invaluable and can open up new doors of opportunity.

Lesson #3: Discovering Hidden Talents

While at Xcaret Mexico, I had the pleasure of meeting a strategy consultant named Brian. He taught me about creating a strategy to recapture market share, which was eye-opening. I discovered I didn't know as much about strategy as I thought. Meeting Brian reminded me that you can learn something from everyone you meet. It's essential to be open to new perspectives and constantly seek out knowledge and expertise from those around you.

Lesson #4: Positive Reinforcement

Being surrounded by people who share your vision and believe in your goals can be incredibly motivating. At the mastermind event, I could share my goals and aspirations with like-minded individuals who understood and encouraged me to pursue them. The positive reinforcement was incredibly empowering and reminded me that I'm

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Hey there, it's Ryan G with Warrior Cloud.io, and I'm excited to be back from my trip to Mexico. While there, I attended a Mastermind in Paradise, which was a truly transformative experience. One of the biggest lessons I learned was the power of repetition when mastering your craft.

I'm guilty of constantly seeking new sources of information and knowledge to help me grow, but I learned from Dr. Ben Hardy that we don't need more books or more sources of information. Instead, we need to focus on becoming experts in one area. It takes a lot of repetition to truly master a topic and shift your mindset, which is why I've started re-reading Expert Secrets by Russell Brunson.

During the mastermind, I also learned the importance of consistent publishing when building your movement and becoming an expert in your industry. I've experienced this firsthand through my recent TV interviews with Fox News, ABC News, and Channel 10 News. The reporters who found me did so because I consistently publish and stay relevant in the minds of firearms owners in the marketplace.

If you're looking to build your presence in the firearms industry, here are some key takeaways that I've learned:

Remember, building your presence in the firearms industry takes time and effort, but with consistency and authenticity, you can establish yourself as an expert and build a loyal following.

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As I listened to the latest episode of the 2A Warrior Podcast, I was struck by a powerful story of mentorship and resilience. The podcast host Ryan shared how his daughter, Paisley, had been thriving on TikTok, gaining a large following through her makeup tutorials. However, jealousy from some of her friends at school led to her account being banned, and she lost a significant portion of her followers.

While on a trip to Mexico, Ryan received a text from Paisley asking if Darrel Eves, a successful YouTube mentor, was there. Ryan replied in the affirmative and promised to get a selfie with him for Paisley. When Ryan finally met Darrell, he showed him one of Paisley's TikTok videos, and Darrell was impressed. He offered to mentor Paisley for free for 12 weeks, an opportunity worth $15,000.

To earn this mentorship, Darrell gave Paisley two assignments.

First, he assigned her to study and analyze the successful YouTube channel of one of his students, who had gained almost 800,000 subscribers in six months. 

The second task was for Paisley to decide the one thing her channel would focus on. 

When Paisley completed these two assignments and submitted a 10-page report to Darrell, he agreed to become her mentor.

Here are five key takeaways from this inspiring story:

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As a sales professional, I've always been intrigued by the power of emotional connections in building long-lasting relationships with customers. I'm always looking for new strategies to help me connect with prospects on a deeper level and close more deals. That's why I was excited to come across a recent episode of the 2A Warrior Podcast, where Ryan and Tiffany discuss the importance of making emotional connections with customers and how writing down names can be a game-changer in the sales process.

In the episode, Ryan shares his experience working at Culligan Water and how he developed a unique method of building rapport with prospects by writing down their names and small details about them. He would then use this information to reconnect with them on future visits, which helped him win their trust and close more sales.

Here are five key takeaways from the podcast episode that can help you build stronger emotional connections with customers and increase your sales:

In conclusion, emotional connections are critical in the sales process. Remembering names and small details about prospects can help you build stronger relationships and close more sales. By practicing and using technology to help you remember, you can become a master at making emotional connections with customers and taking your sales game to the next level.

From Cancun, Mexico, Ryan G shares his experience attending a mastermind with Russell Brunson and other marketers at Playa del Carmen's Excaret Resort. Ryan describes the beautiful ocean view, and the resort's canals make it a unique place. However, the highlight of his trip was his decision to quit drinking, and he shares how that decision can help you become a better firearms instructor. Here are five takeaways from Ryan G's experience:

Ryan G's experience in Cancun shows how personal growth and professional development are intertwined. By quitting drinking and pursuing excellence in firearms instruction, Ryan has set himself on a path to becoming the person he wants to be. Whether you are just starting or are already an experienced firearms instructor, his insights and advice can help you achieve your goals and become the best version of yourself.

In this episode of the 2A Warrior Podcast, Ryan talks about the number one thing holding people back from achieving their goals and being successful: a lack of resourcefulness. Ryan shares a story of Dee, a woman he met while working in inner city ministry in Tampa. Dee had a dream of going to nursing school but believed that her lack of resources was holding her back. A volunteer named Brenda offered to pay for Dee's college tuition, but Dee didn't follow through because she didn't have a quarter to make a phone call to the college. Ryan uses Dee's story to illustrate how a lack of resourcefulness can hold people back from achieving their goals and encourages listeners to develop their resourcefulness.

Here are five key takeaways from the episode:

Overall, this episode of the 2A Warrior Podcast is a reminder that success is not just about having resources but about being resourceful. By developing your resourcefulness, you can overcome even the most challenging obstacles and achieve your goals.

Hey, guys! Ryan here, and I want to share with you my recent experience with Google Ads. I was studying this book on Google Ads, bought some courses, and was building my seed keyword list for Warrior Cloud's launching. My goal was to drive consistent high-quality traffic to instructor sites for faster sales and conversions. However, things took a dramatic turn when I was using Google Keyword Planner, and all of my keywords got deleted!

I was confused and frustrated as I had used keywords like "Florida concealed carry" and "firearm safety," which were not prohibited under Google's terms. When I contacted the Google representative, he informed me that my keywords were deleted because they promoted violence and weapons. I was shocked and angry, as concealed carry is a legal practice in the US, and it was not on the prohibited list. It felt like Google was purposely making it more difficult for firearm-related advertising.

However, I realized that I had a choice to either accept this or take action. I want to share with you five bullet points that I learned from this experience:

🔥 Build a Seed Keyword List: Start by brainstorming and creating a list of keywords that describe your product or service. This list should include as many relevant terms as possible, and you can use tools like Google Trends, Google Suggest, and Answer the Public to find new keywords.

🔥 Use Google Keyword Planner: Once you have your seed keyword list, use Google Keyword Planner to refine it. This tool will provide you with new keyword ideas and help you determine which ones are most relevant to your business.

🔥 Narrow Down Your Keyword List: After you have a more refined keyword list, narrow it down to the most relevant and profitable keywords for your business. You can use tools like Google Trends, SEMrush, or Ahrefs to see which keywords are driving traffic and conversions.

🔥 Be Aware of Google Ad Policies: Before you create ads, make sure you are familiar with Google's ad policies. Google has a list of prohibited and restricted content that you cannot promote. Make sure your keywords are not violating these policies.

🔥 Take Action: If you encounter any issues with Google Ads, don't give up. Contact their support team and ask for clarification on their policies. It's essential to advocate for your business and stand up for your beliefs.

In conclusion, Google Ads can be a valuable tool for driving traffic and sales to your business. However, it's crucial to follow their policies and be aware of any restrictions on content. If you encounter any issues, don't give up and take action. Remember that your business is important, and you should stand up for what you believe in.

As a military veteran, I knew I wanted to be an entrepreneur, but I didn't know where to start. I invested in courses and programs that didn't help me much until I read Robert Kiyosaki's book, Rich Dad Poor Dad. He talked about his own experience as a door-to-door salesman for Xerox, which inspired me to get a job in sales.

I started doing door-knocking for free to get some leads for my friend who was a salesman for Culligan Water. I ended up getting 7-12 leads on my first day, and the sales manager was impressed. So I applied for a job and started my training to become a salesperson for Culligan Water.

My first task was to memorize the first two pages of the sales script, and I was given a day to do it. I worked on it during my 12-hour shifts in the Air Force and managed to memorize it overnight. The sales manager was surprised and gave me the next two pages to memorize. I did that too and was soon knocking on doors and making sales.

It wasn't easy to knock on someone's door cold, but I learned some valuable lessons that helped me become a successful salesperson. Here are five of those lessons:

🔥 Be Coachable: When someone you trust gives you advice, take it seriously. Robert Kiyosaki told me to get a job in sales, and I did. My sales manager told me to memorize the script, and I did. Being coachable means being open to learning and willing to put in the work to improve.

🔥 Prospecting Is Critical: As a salesperson, you need to find people who are interested in your product or service. Prospecting is the process of finding those people. I started with door-knocking and got 7-12 leads on my first day. That was a good start, but I soon realized that I needed to do more to build my leads list.

🔥 Memorize Your Script: The sales script is your guide to making a successful sale. It tells you what to say and when to say it. Memorizing the script helps you to sound confident and knowledgeable, which makes it easier to build trust with your potential customers.

🔥 Master Your Presentation: Once you've got your leads and memorized your script, it's time to make your presentation. This is where you showcase your product or service and explain why it's valuable to your potential customer. Mastering your presentation takes practice, but it's essential to making successful sales.

🔥 Sales Training Is Critical: In my experience, most people don't take their sales training seriously. They think they know it all and don't put in the effort to learn new skills. But sales training is critical to your success as a salesperson. It helps you to develop your skills, learn new techniques, and stay motivated.

In conclusion, my experience as a door-to-door salesman taught me many valuable lessons that I still apply to my work today. From the power of a positive attitude to the importance of resilience, these lessons have helped me to build a successful career and achieve my goals. If you're looking to develop your sales skills or start a career in sales, I encourage you to take the lessons I learned to heart and apply them to your own work. With dedication, hard work, and the right mindset, you too can become a successful sales professional.

As a firearm instructor, I'm always looking for ways to gain a competitive advantage in the marketplace. Over the last few weeks, I've been diving deep into the topic of strategic positioning and I've learned something fascinating - the power of vocabulary in creating a unique selling proposition.