In this YouTube sales‑coaching clip, Christian Polk explains that the program the prospect is interested in costs $12,000, not the $4,000 the prospect expected. Polk repeatedly reframes the price as a matter of perspective, asking whether the higher cost matters if the program will help the prospect achieve a $20,000‑per‑month income and move out of his parents’ house. He stresses personal responsibility, mindset, and the willingness to “do whatever it takes.” The prospect expresses a need for financial flexibility, offering $5,000 and asking if the fee can be split. Polk agrees to a split arrangement contingent on the prospect’s commitment to put in enough work so the program pays for itself. The dialogue is persuasive, focused on commitment, accountability, and the perceived value of the investment.
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So the investment to go ahead and get started is going to be $12,000. Wait, what? I thought it was $4K. Where'd you get that idea, man?
I asked someone about it. I think it was in your program. Is it really that much?
Yeah, man, it's that much. It all just depends on like how you actually view it. I guess if you take a step back, man, does it really matter though, if it's more than what you thought it was going to be, if it's ultimately going to get you to where you want to go?
Yes, but I had an amount I wanted to spend.
I understand that, that we had an idea going into it. But does that idea actually matter if now we know exactly what we need to get to our goals?
Like, does it matter if I'm making 20K a month?
Yeah, it just comes down to would you do whatever it takes to actually get there? 100%. Yeah. Because if we just put money aside, man, because we can figure that part out. Is this something you would just go ahead and you would do? I do. Okay. Why would you do it though?
I need it for moving out. Otherwise I'm going to live with my parents.
What's more important to focus on, man? This preconceived idea that you had before that you don't even know where you got it from, or focusing on what it actually takes and what you're going to get out of it? Like, what's actually more important to focus on? Why?
I'm willing to do whatever it takes. As long as I get to $20K a month, it doesn't matter.
Who ultimately responsible for you getting there? Me, of course. If it's you, at the end of the day, how you actually join and how you put in the work, the mentality you have going into it is super, super important. Like, would you agree? Yeah. So we got to decide, man, like how we're going to get into it. Are we going to be the person thinking like, oh, why didn't I get a discount? Or are we just going to dive in and do whatever it takes?
Do whatever it takes.
Let's just go ahead. Let's go ahead and get started and then just do the work and actually get the outcome. Does that work for you?
Can we split it up by chance?
Yeah, we could. It just depends. Is it something to where it's like you don't have the full investment?
I have exactly $5,000.
I'll work with you. We can split it up. Just you have to promise me, like, when you come in, you're going to put in enough work to make sure you make up for that. So that way the program, it can pay for itself.
