Ever think McDonald's is "too salesy"? Nope, you just find yourself craving a burger.

Here’s the deal: we’ve got to stop feeling weird or apologetic about selling. McDonald’s doesn’t worry about showing up too much, and neither should you. They’re everywhere—on your drive to the store, on the radio, on your screens—and you don’t hear anyone complaining about their “salesy” vibe. They know their audience, they know what they’re selling (convenience, not just burgers), and they unapologetically go for it. That’s the mindset I want you to adopt. Own your brilliance, trust in what you’re offering, and show up like you mean it.

You’re tough, capable, and full of potential. Selling doesn’t have to feel hard when you believe in your magic.

In this episode, I also dive into some incredible opportunities to help you level up. I’ve got a free live workshop on December 2nd to help you power up your productivity (but no free replays—come live or donate for access!). Plus, the Vivid Business Club is reopening for 24 hours only, giving you the tools and support to sell like a pro and make 2025 your best year yet. Oh, and Black Friday? Keep an eye out for some epic course bundles I’m putting together just for you.

Listen, reflect, and get fired up. I’m here cheering you on every step of the way. 💪

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Chapters:

00:00 Introduction and Setting the Stage

06:14 Understanding Your Audience and Their Needs

12:06 The Power of Consistency in Marketing

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