HOW TO BECOME A TRUE MASTER OF YOUR CRAFT

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We’ve all heard the quote "If at first you don't succeed, try, try again."

While this is true...

It's not completely true...

It's really try, try, try 9,998 more times...

Because success is a numbers game...

It's sheer math.

It's swinging the bat over and over until you hit a home run...

It's contacting new prospects over and over until you get a sale...

It's repeating something 10,000 times until you finally accomplish that thing…

...and 10,000 is the MINIMUM number of times.

I'm not talking about mindless attempts...

It's 1 swing, learning the lesson...

Another swing, learning the lesson...

A third swing, learning the lesson...

With each attempt getting you closer and closer.

I guarantee if you take 10,000 conscious reps, you will develop what it takes to become a TRUE MASTER of your craft.

Be relentless.

Don't stop.

Don't quit.

Don't waver.

Repetition and success are directly correlated.

It doesn't matter where you are...

How much you know...

How far away you are...

You just have to repeat things until you get them right.

Why am I so certain?

Because I've done it myself.

You can too.

lets finish the week strong 💪🏼💪🏼👍🏼👍🏼

 
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