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Proposal

Once I have had a discovery call with a client and determined that I am a good fit for the client’s needs, I create a proposal. Each proposal is customized to the client’s specific needs, outlining the coaching process and investment in a professional presentation format. I offer another complimentary call to answer any questions the client may have. I also include answers for typical objections or obstacles to make the client’s decision-making process faster. Last week, I prepared a proposal for Willow, a startup founder who is looking to hire a team. She and I had a discovery call Tuesday, and the proposal was in her inbox Wednesday morning. We have our first call next week. I’m a good referral for Jason, a mid-level manager who wants to be promoted at his company. He has been in his current job less than six months. He asks lots of questions about everything and likes to eat at expensive restaurants. Ask him whether he’s ever bought a Groupon for a stay at a fancy hotel.

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A Single Best Thing is an a-ha or light bulb moment for me. It might be something I haven’t heard before, or it might be information that’s presented in a new way that I haven’t previously considered.
I listen for a living, and oftentimes, I’m listening for the things that aren’t being said. I’ve noticed that I have to listen a little differently to capture Single Best Things, especially when I’m listening to my teammates’ 7-minute presentations or participating in a PowerBrew.
Their stories help me understand what they do and how they do it, and I find myself immediately thinking about who might be a good introduction for them. The Single Best Thing often emerges as part of that musing on those potential referrals because I’m focusing on what makes my teammates good at what they do and how clients benefit from what they have to offer.

What are the ingredients that allow you to create and share a Single Best Thing?
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<li>Is it timing?</li>
<li>New information?</li>
<li>A story?</li>
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Share the recipe that results in a Single Best Thing from you.
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Don’t repeat a recipe verbatim – add your own ingredients.
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When you look at reviews on Yelp and Google and other sites, you want to see good things, right? What would you think if you read things like this? “He even cleaned up the flooring better than it was before.” Or this: “He and his crew did a first rate job with the layout and installation, even adding an electrical outlet.” Or what about this: “He answered all our questions and made several recommendations to improve our situation.” He was “professional, reliable, a great communicator, and always on time.” I think my favorite was this one: “I feel very fortunate to find him to be our plumber.” What I see when I read these – even this morning – is that Konstantin Lozovyi of KL Plumbing not only knows plumbing; he also knows customer service. His family’s personal story is one of fortitude and resilience, and he has definitely made a huge name for himself in the PowerCore world. I am proud to introduce to you the man who found a sub a couple of weeks ago just so he could serve 60,000 students from all 50 states and 172 countries who worshipped at Passion. Everyone, Konstantin Lozovyi.

Plumbing

When I found out I was introducing Dr. Dady today, I was absolutely thrilled. Dr. Dady is not just a remarkable individual whose dedication to health and healing is nothing short of inspirational. She’s also the founder of the Center for Health and Healing, and she has an innate passion for unraveling the roots of illness and guiding her patients through their wellness journeys. Dr. Dady’s impact resonates through her personal story of transformation and dedication. An All-American athlete in Track and Field, an Olympic-level competitor, and a champion bodybuilder, she absolutely embodies the essence of living a balanced life, emphasizing the importance of nutrition, exercise, and mindfulness. Dr. Dady also has a life outside work, filled with family, pets, and active hobbies like golf. If you’re not a good golfer, just say no or plan to get your butt kicked. Her motto, to walk the talk and teach others to live better, truly encapsulates her approach to wellness. I speak from personal experience that she has changed many lives for the better. I give you Dr. Laurie Dady.

Chiropractor

I recently saw a video about one of our own, Dr. Dady, that changed my perception of her and her health and wellness practice. You're probably wondering why I'm talking about Dady when I'm supposed to be introducing Randy. Truth be told, you've probably heard about his amazing military and real estate background. Plus, I'm pretty sure Dady would tell you that a lot of the magic behind her story video is a direct result of Randy's talent and commitment to excellence in both content quality and customer service. Good video content has an impressive return on investment, and one of Randy's goals as a storyteller is to produce content that earns other people money -- sometimes a lot of money. Moreover, Randy helps his clients get comfortable on camera, which is no easy feat, and after filming, he weaves the threads together to build the story. Does Randy care about making money? Absolutely, but it's important to him that his clients do, too. I give you Randy Beck, our resident storyteller.

Video Production

I thought I’d be cute and ask Wendy my favorite get to know you question: “If you were to throw a dinner party and could invite anyone you wanted to, past or present, whom would you invite and why?” Of course, Wendy didn’t directly answer that question. Instead, she told me about a situation that made me think about how I strive to get to know people. Many of you may know Wendy collects cookbooks. Did you also know that for a long time she has wanted to meet Shirley O. Corriher, the author of CookWise: The Hows &amp; Whys of Successful Cooking? And, wouldn’t you know it, because she said those words – “I want to meet the author of this cookbook” – out loud and to the right people, she was presented with an opportunity to do so, thanks in part to the six degrees of Kevin Bacon principle, which she also informed me is only three degrees because Wendy knows these things. The point is that approaching getting to know others with intentionality and openness leads to action and opportunity. I am proud to introduce the possessor of more cookbooks and interesting facts than anyone else I know – Wendy Kinney.

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Professionalism: Tasked with running a professional weekly meeting and directing the LeadershipCore in alignment with a proven success structure.

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Equality: Provides an equal platform for self-promotion so Members both recognize and receive referrals.

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