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What’s the most valuable skill you can learn as an entrepreneur? It’s not what you think.
In this week’s video, I break down a question that hit me harder than I expected: “What’s the most important skill to learn if I want to be successful?”
My answer: Learn sales—from the ground up.
📌 Here’s what you’ll learn in this episode:
âś… Why DM setting is the best starting point for beginners
âś… The difference between sales skills and sales systems
âś… How to build full sales departments (and charge $100K+ for it)
✅ Why AI won’t replace human connection in the sales process
âś… A proven roadmap to go from commission-only setter to sales team builder
💡 This isn’t theory—I’ve lived it. I started at the bottom. I learned by doing. And now I’m teaching others how to build world-class sales operations that scale across industries.
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