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  1. 0:00If there was one characteristic
  2. 0:02that I could give that would make
  3. 0:04somebody an excellent salesman, it would
  4. 0:06not be the ability to script, it
  5. 0:08wouldn't be influence techniques. It
  6. 0:10wouldn't be persuasion techniques. It
  7. 0:12would be confidence.
  8. 0:14If I'm training someone to go recruit
  9. 0:15foreign assets to spy on their own
  10. 0:18country for America, I need confidence.
  11. 0:21Number one, there is nothing else. Would
  12. 0:24you all consider me a confident person?
  13. 0:26Yes or no? Yes. Okay. I can probably
  14. 0:29outconfidence anybody. I never feel a
  15. 0:32need to. But I can I can do anything.
  16. 0:36But I have the same if not more limiting
  17. 0:39beliefs as everybody here. When I Eli's
  18. 0:41introducing me 10 minutes ago, there's
  19. 0:43something in my head that said
  20. 0:44everybody's going to lapse you. They're
  21. 0:45going to know you're faking it. You're
  22. 0:47full of I don't care if you've
  23. 0:48done this for 30,000 hours. I don't care
  24. 0:50if you wrote the number one bestselling
  25. 0:51book. They're going to know you're
  26. 0:52faking it. That's still in my head as
  27. 0:55I'm standing here. It's in my head.
  28. 0:59It does not go away. So the beliefs we
  29. 1:02had as kids, the beliefs about oursel
  30. 1:06and what we're capable of and what we
  31. 1:07should do, everyone in this room carried
  32. 1:11into adulthood without our consent and
  33. 1:14without our awareness. What if I had an
  34. 1:16alcoholic dad or an parent?
  35. 1:19Don't make too much noise. Always ask if
  36. 1:22someone needs help. That's the only way
  37. 1:24mom's going to like me. So the moment
  38. 1:28that those limiting beliefs start coming
  39. 1:29up, I want you to get into a habit of
  40. 1:32identifying those over and over again
  41. 1:35and keeping them in a folder.
  42. 1:38And here's the second part. I want you
  43. 1:41to keep a running list of the limiting
  44. 1:43beliefs and whatever is your most
  45. 1:45embarrassing or most powerful limiting
  46. 1:48limiting belief and have it really big
  47. 1:51right on your desktop, right on your
  48. 1:52phone wallpaper. I will never be good
  49. 1:55enough
  50. 1:56right in front of you. What it's going
  51. 1:59to do is make you look at that and say,
  52. 2:01"How stupid.
  53. 2:04How stupid is this?" Can you convince
  54. 2:06your dog with words?
  55. 2:09Can you convince your dog with a poster?
  56. 2:12Then it's not going to rewire your life
  57. 2:13cuz there's an animal brain that makes
  58. 2:15all those choices and the animal can't
  59. 2:17read. Your conscious mind is going to be
  60. 2:20there to remind you that it's very, very
  61. 2:22stupid. and the relationship starts to
  62. 2:24change very rapidly over time.
  63. 2:28So, what I want you to do is pretend
  64. 2:30that those limiting beliefs are coming
  65. 2:31through a radio station, some kind of
  66. 2:33SiriusXM, whatever. I need you to name
  67. 2:36that radio station and figure out what
  68. 2:38that's called. So, the moment it
  69. 2:40happens, what do you have as ammunition?
  70. 2:43You know the name of the words that that
  71. 2:46we're listening to. So, now this thing
  72. 2:48has a name. When we name something, we
  73. 2:51take ownership of it. I want you to
  74. 2:53imagine yourself, and I want you to make
  75. 2:55this as vivid as you possibly can.
  76. 2:57You're walking through a mall and you
  77. 3:00have a six-year-old kid. You're holding
  78. 3:02this kid's hand, and every five or six
  79. 3:05steps, the kid looks up at you and says,
  80. 3:08"Somebody's going to laugh at you.
  81. 3:10They're going to judge you.
  82. 3:13It's going to be funny." We would smile
  83. 3:15at that
  84. 3:17because of the source.
  85. 3:19And then you look down at that little
  86. 3:22kid and realize that's you.
  87. 3:25Those are all the things that kept you
  88. 3:27safe as a kid or all the things that you
  89. 3:30as a child thought would keep you safe.
  90. 3:33The moment we make a decision to hear
  91. 3:35those things as fiction, everything
  92. 3:38changes. Confidence changes. How do we
  93. 3:41trigger limiting beliefs? We push a
  94. 3:42little bit outside the comfort zone.
  95. 3:44There's no secret five-step formula
  96. 3:45technique. Get the hell out of the
  97. 3:46comfort zone. The limiting beliefs are
  98. 3:48going to come up. Identify them. Write
  99. 3:50them down. Put a wallpaper, make them
  100. 3:52into a wallpaper of your phone, of your
  101. 3:54uh desktop. And what does a dog respond
  102. 3:57to? Words or emotion? So, what's the
  103. 4:00emotion that's being felt when you see
  104. 4:03your limiting belief in big lights? Big
  105. 4:06billboard of it. You're like, "Wow,
  106. 4:09that's stupid." shame, embarrassment,
  107. 4:12anger, but never enjoyment and never
  108. 4:15acceptance. You're looking at it's right
  109. 4:17there in front of you. Everything
  110. 4:19changes.
  111. 4:20If you were selling something and you
  112. 4:24genuinely believed
  113. 4:26and I want you to understand the word
  114. 4:27genuine not like self-help seminar
  115. 4:29genuine but like real human life
  116. 4:32actually believe that your product is
  117. 4:35the best in the world and that you
  118. 4:38salesperson in the world and that you
  119. 4:41can connect to anybody better than
  120. 4:43pretty much anybody. Would that be
  121. 4:46slightly delusional? Is believing you're
  122. 4:49not worth it delusional? Is believing
  123. 4:52you shouldn't stand up delusional?
  124. 4:54You're alreadying delusional?
  125. 4:57All we're doing is picking what we're
  126. 4:59delusional about. Why can't I just do
  127. 5:02the other thing? I'm already lying to
  128. 5:04myself. I'm already delusional. I'm just
  129. 5:07going to choose to do the other thing.
  130. 5:09And when you start to act confident,
  131. 5:12they're going to come up again.
  132. 5:14And what our first response to those
  133. 5:16those limiting beliefs should be
  134. 5:17gratitude.
  135. 5:19What would you say to a six-year-old kid
  136. 5:21trying to tell you that? Well, thank you
  137. 5:23so much. I realize you're trying to help
  138. 5:24me. I really appreciate that, but I'm a
  139. 5:27I'm a grown-up man now. And that's
  140. 5:29what's holding people back. That's
  141. 5:30what's holding salespeople back who lack
  142. 5:32confidence, managers and leaders and
  143. 5:35companies who lack confidence. This is
  144. 5:38it. The soil has to come first. The
  145. 5:41limiting beliefs have to be number one
  146. 5:43priority because the beliefs are what's
  147. 5:47under everything. Finally, when it comes
  148. 5:50down to confidence,
  149. 5:52I want to talk to you about what
  150. 5:53confidence actually is. And I think it's
  151. 5:56a mixture of two things. So all of our
  152. 5:59doubts about confidence, everything
  153. 6:01keeping you from confidence is lack of
  154. 6:04safety.
  155. 6:06Confidence is safety. the words
  156. 6:08overconfidence, which is how I described
  157. 6:10it to make it seem more dangerous.
  158. 6:13Overly confident over what line?
  159. 6:16Overconfident people have an advantage
  160. 6:18that other people will never from birth
  161. 6:21to death, they will never enjoy.
  162. 6:24Overly confident people get better
  163. 6:26results and better outcomes from humans
  164. 6:29than anyone else in the world.
  165. 6:32Think Bill Clinton's delusional? You bet
  166. 6:34your ass he is.
  167. 6:37overconfidence, unfair advantage, better
  168. 6:40results than anyone else in the world
  169. 6:42when it comes to leadership and
  170. 6:44obviously sales. So I said confidence
  171. 6:46was about two things. The first thing I
  172. 6:47said was safety.
  173. 6:49The second thing is a generalized
  174. 6:53remember that word not specific
  175. 6:55generalized expectation of positive
  176. 6:58outcomes. Just basically things are
  177. 7:01going to be all right. That's it. Things
  178. 7:04are going to be just fine. and I'm
  179. 7:06completely safe. I'm at home and I'm
  180. 7:09comfortable. Instead of having a
  181. 7:11positive affirmation watering the plant,
  182. 7:14you change you get rid of the that
  183. 7:16the plant's sitting in first and the
  184. 7:18roots will change over time. We have to
  185. 7:20focus on the hardcore stuff which is at
  186. 7:22at the bottom in the soil is where it
  187. 7:25matters.

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