A first-person monologue advising how to convince a show host (Cody) to pick the speaker for the program. The speaker describes concrete outreach tactics—sending handwritten letters and cards, securing TV sponsors, involving his wife in the narrative—and emphasizes persistence during calls and the desire to demonstrate that selecting him will repay the host many times over.
How can I provide Cody with value first? How can I show him? Like I really want to do this. I really am committed that he's like him taking a chance of me getting on the show will like pay back tenfold or 100 fold for him. So how can I show him that? So I got the TV sponsors. I sent him a handwritten letter like why she got picked and like included my wife in there. Like I'm doing this because of her. Like I am this business so that we can live a great life for each other and all this stuff. And so I like sent him a card and every time like he would call like cuz he would call a bunch of people throughout like why should I pick you? And I would always try to close them. I never did but like I was like always trying to like you can pick me right now.
