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Celebrate Every Sale, Money Loves to Play

Name: Celebrate Every Sale, Money Loves to Play
Uploaded: 2025-07-29T14:03:36+00:00
Duration: 55 s
Channel: Caryn Meininger
Description: In this motivational segment, the speaker explains how anchoring your business purpose (“why”) at the center of your actions keeps you motivated during…

29 Jul 2025 · 1 min

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In this motivational segment, the speaker explains how anchoring your business purpose (“why”) at the center of your actions keeps you motivated during challenges. They describe money as a playful, purposeful currency that moves faster when it knows its purpose, encouraging a mindset of serving and giving to receive. The speaker advises celebrating each sale—initially with material rewards like a car or vacation—to reinforce success, but stresses focusing on the most important, profit‑producing activities that also bring personal happiness. By aligning profit‑driving work with serving others and personal joy, the speaker claims you will attract more revenue and get paid the most.

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So your why goes in the middle? Because it just reminds you like you're doing this for a purpose and a reason. So whenever it gets hard, what makes you keep going and then around. That is three things that once we get the sale, because money is a currency. Money loves to play, money likes to move, money wants a purpose. So when you are understanding where your money is going to go, you actually create the circuit of being more open to receive it, which makes sales easier. So when you are focusing on serving and giving, you give to receive. Money actually comes to you quicker when it knows that it can play. And so what I do is I have them pick the things that they, when they get the sale that they're going to go and celebrate with. And in the beginning it could be materialistic. Get the car, get the watch, get the vacation. So focus on what's the most important. Depends on what it is. But when you work with me, my job is to get you paid. So we look at the most profit producing activity and the one that's going to make you the happiest, serve the most. And if you're doing both of those, you're going to get paid the most.