Imagine going on the best run of your life…

It feels great, it burns in all the right places, you’re energized and right on pace and your shoes are cute and you give your all until the very last step and only then do you realize that you need to sit down and drink some electrolytes or else…

THAT’S what yesterday’s VIP day with Myron was like. My brain needs a mineral mocktail.

If you’re wondering how I got here and what is happening - you can catch up here and read why this week’s Salesgirl Social is a liiiilttle different.  

After reviewing my absolutely manic and, at some points, totally ineligible notes, I found 15 pieces of advice Myron gave us that I had to tell you.

15 Times Myron Golden Blew My Mind:

#1. There is such a thing as too much, too good, too soon - it’s the same thing as too bad, too sad, to be had. 

#2. Everybody is not ready for everything you’re ready for them to be ready for right now. It’s like wanting your child to eat because it’s supper time and they can’t tell time. They want to eat when they’re hungry. 

#3. People love to buy and they love to be sold to… they just hate to be convinced.

#4. Legacy is not passing down the money, it’s passing down the money machines and the knowledge of how to use them. 

#5. We’ll let you check the book out of the library but we aren’t gonna bring it to your house and read it - people’s performance is not your business - setting them up with what can help them is.

#6. The offer you don’t make is the offer they cant take. 

#7. When I ask myself better questions, the only thing I get is better answers.

#8. Everything that feels good isn’t good and everything that feels bad isn’t bad.

#9. If something doesn’t crank your motor, don’t do it. No matter how much money it will make you.

#10. People think, “if I’m not a millionaire by Thursday then it’s not worth it” - but all work works and the work that you’re working on is also working on you.

#11. If someone else can do it, it’s doable. If someone can do it, you can do it.

#12. Everything is hard when you don’t have momentum. The only thing that’s hard when you do have momentum is stopping. 

#13. You don’t get what you want, you get what you are. Period. Buyers attract buyers. 

#14. Subtract to add and divide to multiply.

#15. Nobody can act on what you’re saying if they don’t understand what you’re saying. 

This was all in the span of a few hours..? I have been less insightful in 33 years. 

We head to our next destination at 9a ET. Any guesses on who we’re going to see in Boise, ID?

(Hint: Myron is coming with us 👀)

Xo, The Salesgirls