Christian Polk pitches an $8,000 coaching program to help a prospect reach $20,000 monthly income. Polk argues that vague self-help fails without hands-on guidance and a clear game plan, and that the prospect's 1.5 years of trying alone proves it. He positions the fee as the investment needed to break through stagnation and get real-time adjustments.
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So the investment to go ahead and get it started is going to be $8,000.
No, no way, man. That's not going to work. No way.
What's coming up for you, dude?
That's like 2 months worth of paychecks. I think I'm good, man. Like, I appreciate your time, but—
Well, hold on real quick, man. Like, I'm in your corner. It's okay. Take a breath. I want to see you win. The fact that it's 2 months worth of paychecks, isn't that the exact reason why you came to get help in the first place?
Yeah.
How are we ever going to change that if we don't do anything about it?
You exposed a lot. Like, I see where I have to improve on and like my identity here, like, I'll do something about this, right?
I'm sure we'll do something, right? But it comes down to will we do the right things if we don't have the right direction? Understanding like, hey, we need to go to the gym is going to be very, very different than going to the gym every single day with a personal trainer and a perfect diet plan. Would you agree with that?
It helps. Yeah.
Like, why do you feel like one is much more better than the other?
They've done it before, so it's just coaching them and they don't have to make as much mistakes.
Another big thing is going to be adjustments. Do you feel like really your path to get to $20,000 per month and above, do you feel like this is this is going to be just a straight path and we're never going to need to change course and we're not going to face any adversary ever, you're going to be the first one who's never faced any problems on that path.
Absolutely not. No.
If you don't have the direction, if you don't actually have the game plan, and then you don't have the actual hands-on help to adjust on the fly to make sure we keep on improving, how are we ever going to break through and start making the money we truly need to be making?
Without the guidance, it's pretty hard.
Just be transparent, man. Like, how long have you been telling yourself like this is something like you can figure out on your own?
A year and a half.
So how are we going to break out of the the results we've gotten and that way of thinking. If we don't do anything about this, how are we going to break out of this cycle?
Nothing's going to change.
Some people are fine with that. So for you, if nothing actually does change, you wake up tomorrow, you're doing the exact same thing you're doing right now, and you look in the mirror, how is that going to feel knowing nothing has changed?
I just feel like a failure.
And that feeling, what you're going to look at in the mirror tomorrow, is a choice. Because we can either look or see a failure, or look and see somebody who's at least given it a fucking shot. Which person would you rather be?
I'd rather give it a shot.
So what do we need to do so when we wake up tomorrow, like, we can look ourselves in the mirror and be like, okay, at At least don't fucking try.
I just have to do it.
You sure? Because nobody's gonna force you, man.
It's a lot of money, but I'll do it.
Go ahead and get all set up, dude. Just need a little bit of info from you.
