A short YouTube testimonial from Robin Flaherty endorsing Roger Sitkins' Sitkins ProFit program. Robin, who says she has been in the business 18 years, praises formal training in fundamentals, describes the recent instruction as "invaluable" over the last 30 hours, and credits Roger with simplifying complex concepts. She urges others to attend as an affordable, career-differentiating reinforcement of fundamentals.
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18 years.
"this last 30 hours" (30 hours).
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I have been in the business 18 years. You can learn a lot by trial and error, but there really is no substitute for getting a really good foundation of the basics. The formal training can be all, you know, very obvious, but it's great to take a few days and rehearsing the basics and making sure that your sail is set in the direction that you want it to be. The game is always won with perfecting the fundamentals. And so just coming and getting a really good, solid formal instruction on the fundamentals. It's just been invaluable for me this last 30 hours. My blinding flash of the obvious is, you know, how I think I'm good, but following Roger's program, I'm going to be great. And good is the enemy of great. Roger takes the complex and makes it simple, and that's what our job is as well. To me, there's that, you know, you want to call it a metaphor that Roger is taking all the complex, making it simple. That's what we need to do for our clients as well. So just, I think, the drilling of the fundamentals. Fundamentals. The reminders of what we should be doing and also learning some things that, you know, that I'm not doing, that I should be doing. Roger's been there, done that, and, you know, I think if, you know, anything that I'm going to learn from Roger, I'm going to be able to take, and I'm going to be able to apply it relentlessly and succeed. If you have any inclination that you might need a reinforcement of the fundamentals or access to a professional of Roger's caliber that you can learn from, this is a really affordable way to get that information, and I think it's going to set you apart from the competition. You can't afford not to attend. It's really just the bottom line.