"I'm going on vacation so I can't." vs. $8M Closer

Christian Polk pitches an $8,000 investment promising $30,000-$40,000 monthly returns. When the prospect asks to delay for a Vietnam trip, Polk argues that waiting for perfect conditions kills success and shares how he stays productive while traveling.
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Yeah. So the investment to go ahead and get you to a point where you're making $30,000 per month is going to be $8,000.
Here's the thing. I'm going on vacation to Vietnam.
I actually just came back from there.
Really?
Yeah. We could chat about that later. When are you heading out?
A week from now, man. It's rough. And I know I said I want to do this, but let's wait a little bit. A month ahead.
We definitely could. But can I share with you why that's probably not the best way to do things if you like actually want to get the best results?
Sure.
Because it's always just going to come down to ultimately like what you want. So for you to become become like that top 1% guy who's making $30,000, $40,000, $40,000+ like per month. Do you want this to be kind of like a short-term thing that you do, or do you want this to be more for like the long term?
Of course, long term.
Why is it of course?
I'm making good money from this. It's the reason I'm able to even travel.
Yeah. And most people who come to me like, they all want it for the long term, right? So I'm right there with you. It comes down to how do we make it for the long term? Because if we allow like outside things to affect us and stop us from doing the things we need to do, then it becomes a very short-term thing. The reason being is how often does life end up lifeing, It's like it's just going to happen, right? There's always going to be things that come up that try to take our time. Like, would you agree with that?
Yeah.
So if we can't adapt when that happens, then like us growing and us doing the things we need to be like, it becomes a very short-term thing because we only can do it when everything lines up perfectly, which is for most people, it's not that often. On the other hand, if this is a long-term thing, really when it's the hardest to do it, that's when we should do it. Because if we can make it work when it's the hardest to do it, when we're in a shit timezone, we're traveling, we're doing all these things, but we still make the time and we still do it regardless, then you can be that top 1% and get better regardless of what's going on in your life. So it just comes down to, for you, do you want to be the person who waits for the perfect time and makes it more of a short-term thing, or the person who does it regardless and makes it a long-term thing? What do you think?
I need to be the person that does it regardless.
But like, what if you don't, right? Like, what if we allow it, we allow our outside circumstances to make it to where we're just like at that short-term guy? Like, for you, like, what would that lead to?
I'm not gonna improve.
And ultimately, man, if we just like need an extra month, like, I can give you that extra month. But what I don't want you to fall into is how you join the and your mentality joining the program is super, super key. So if you come into this like just being okay pushing this off for a month, I'll be the first one to tell you, it's like, bro, we're probably not going to get the results that we truly need versus on the other end, it's like, hey man, I know it's going to be tough for this next month, but I'm going to do it regardless. So what person do we want to be right now?
I can make time. Time zones are going to be a bitch.
Time zones are terrible, bro. That's why I left. But I was there for 6 months. I made it fucking work. So now I'm back in the US. Like, dude, I'm 10 times more efficient than when I was when I first left because I was able to make it work working 4 hours a day. Now that I have 10 again, like, dude, my efficiency didn't drop. So it comes down to like, what do we need to do right now to make sure, like, we can just be that guy who no matter what, we can make shit happen.
You're right. Let's do it, man.
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