Good Evening-
I watched this great show about phenomenal people, and what happens to them as they demonstrate their craft. It was actually quite amazing and I couldn’t help but draw the line to sales. One example was a sharp shooter, and as he found his “rhythm” the tremors in his hands actually stop and he nails the bulls eye. What happens in the brain to make this happen is amazing… the brain waves actually move from beta (when lining up the target) to alpha (just before the shot is fired). What this demonstrates is that once the person stops thinking and creates this moment of focus, then and only then will it be a bulls eye. This is referred to as “finding ones chi,” and something I thought was hocus pocus until watching this show. Has their ever been a time when you were so good at some skill that you felt it instead of thought about it? Real estate could be very much like that time…… if we understand our business to a level that is “unconscious competence” we have officially hit mastery. How much practice would it take to get to that level? What I have found is that amateurs practice until they get it right, PROFESSIONALS practice until they can’t get it wrong. I took that training, I’ve been to that seminar, I already know that…. these are the phrases of that amateur. To become a professional, look at trainings as… “How good am I at that?” only then will you be open to learning and taking the path to unconscious competence or mastery. Jeffrey Gitomer is one of my sources of weekly aha’s and I included his take on lifelong learning below.
This is what today looked like……
- 1 Appointment Booked
- 0 Executed
- 15 Contacts
- 9 Handwritten Notes
- 0 Trainings
- 1 Training Prep
- 1 Consulting
This week needs at least…
- 75 Contacts
- 8 Appointments
- 10 Booked
- 40 Notes
- 2 Trainings (by me)
- 1 Acct. Meeting
- AT LEAST 3 HIRES
Today – I skipped my personal exercise regiment… this may take additional accountability.. (live partner, etc…) my BIG WHY does not power this goal……
Today – I ate Carnation Instant Breakfast, steak for lunch…..still working on dinner at 10:45pm.
I actually had the time to use a couple of resources….
- A piece on call reluctance….an MP3 by Dave Jenks available on www.millionairesystems.com This is part 1 of 2 and discusses the different types of call reluctance. Fear of self promotion, occupational something or other, referral aversion etc…. their are really 12 types. There is a book called “The Psychology of Call Reluctance: Earning what you are worth in sales”
- The next piece was from a regional call about the KW Commercial division. Please take a moment and visit www.kwcommercial.com to see the industry leading commercial real estate website.
Sincerely,
Brett Boettge
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