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Detailed case study: Sales leads up 272% & lead cost down 70% for a local biz

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Bill Crawford of Lisle Illinois won first prize in our Bobsled Run. In less than 6 months he transformed his local basement waterproofing business.

He spiked his leads 272%, cut his cost per lead 70%, and flooded his cash register with sales. Read his entire report here.

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The less-traveled road to mastery

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Last month I went to “Fantasy Drum Camp” in Cleveland. A drummer’s dream. 14 hours a day of nothing but music and learning with the best guys in rock and jazz.

Chris Coleman, who’s played with Prince, Chaka Khan and New Kids on the Block, gave the most valuable piece of advice of all.

He says, “Let’s say there’s this really amazing song you want to play…

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The Secret Power of “Amateurs”

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When I was 13 my mom bought me a subscription to an obscure magazine, “Audio Amateur.” It was for people who like to build stereo equipment.

The editor, Ed Dell, would always point out that the old-school definition “Amateur” was – someone who does something for the LOVE of it, not for the money. Not to be confused with the more recent connotation which is “a part-timer who does sloppy work.”

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You can’t achieve mastery with 15 different teachers

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In the HyperEvolution course I was helping a student re-invent his construction company. He came to 4-Man Intensive the other day and he had a new landing page that was, well, just kind of weird.

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Tipping Point: Customers Choose You. 3pm EST today.

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Last week Sam, my music teacher, came over. He just graduated with a Master’s degree in jazz and he’s looking for work. He was frustrated because doors kept slamming and thought I might be able to help.

We sit down and convo awhile. I dig into his USP. Turns out he has one. (Most people do, but they don’t know it.) Inevitably, the question comes: “Sam, how can you PROVE – to a music department or anybody else – that you really do have a badass USP and you can deliver the goods?”

Hint: A resume and cover letter won’t do it.

The answer is…

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