Short conversational transcript from a YouTube video ("Does it cost more to stay where you're at, or commit to mastery...") where coaches question an agency owner about commitment levels (dabblers, know-it-allers, committed to mastery). The owner admits lack of progress and unsustainability; speakers prompt him to commit to training calls and take next steps, noting family/partner depend on his success.
And what do you sell?
I own my own agency selling marketing services.
But you have those who are wingers, right?
You have those who.
Are dabblers. You have those who are know it allers. And then you have those who are committed to mastery. So which. Which one of those do.
You feel like you are?
The.
Yeah. Where's that gotten your life?
Nothing. For.
Well, be real with me.
Became a month on the agency.
Yeah.
How is that sustainable?
It's not.
So what are we going to do about it?
Going to make a change.
A lot of people say they want to make a change, and then they never do. What?
Make the.
But I don't think you came here to be like all.
Those people out there, did you?
No.
Who's depending on you mastering.
These skills?
Partner and family.
Does she want.
You to master this so you get more.
Business, get paid more money?
Yes.
Is she gonna get angry at you if you do?
No.
Does she want you to stay where.
You'Re at right now, though?
No, she doesn't.
Okay.
So what's gonna put you in the best position to master.
This so you.
Don'T stay stuck at that level for months and years to come?
Taking the next step.
And what's the next step?
Yeah, you'll need to make sure you're on one of my.
Training calls next week.
All right.
All right.
You ready?
I'm ready.
All right, brother. Nice to meet you. I'll see you on the calls, and then I'll see you at our next live event as well, my friend.
