1) Talking about money
2) Sales
3) Email marketing
4) doing the work – being responsible for your own success
5) commitment
6) Tech
7) The APTA
8) belief in yourself
9) sharing your dreams
10) sharing your lessons
11) Asking for help
12) feeling like an imposter
13) when you’re feeling sold to
14) paying for help – physical therapy or coaching
People at the top don’t shit on others below them
5 steps to grow and get to the next level
1) get uncomfortable – growth doesn’t happen in your comfort zone
2) Set goals and work hard towards them, both physical, business and for your family
3) hire a coach – time collapse your results
4) Go to events – masterminds, events, be in the right room
[00:00:05] Welcome to The Aaron LeBauer Show. This is the number one show for passionate physical therapy and healthcare entrepreneurs
[00:00:11] Looking to level up their income and impact on the world. If that's you then you're in the right place
[00:00:17] So sit back chill out and let's get into the show
[00:00:21] I'm your host Aaron LeBauer and today we're going to talk about what makes you uncomfortable
[00:00:31] What makes you uncomfortable as a physical therapist? What makes you uncomfortable as a business owner and
[00:00:36] How to grow and how to
[00:00:39] Get past that so you can make a lot of money
[00:00:41] You can help shitload of people and you can live a life of freedom and fulfillment without anyone
[00:00:49] Micromanaging you breathing down your neck and telling you what to do
[00:00:53] Especially a boss insurance companies someone else. I don't know. Here's the theme like I talked to a lot of people
[00:00:59] I have a lot of people, you know who are crushing it and then I
[00:01:03] Encounter a lot of people who are who want to crush it
[00:01:08] But make excuses
[00:01:10] Okay, the there's two things that I need you to understand before we even get into all the things is that
[00:01:19] Growth doesn't happen in your comfort zone. So you may not know this but I'm like I used to teach yoga
[00:01:26] Well, yeah Aaron's done a lot of things done a lot of things
[00:01:28] I haven't just done the same thing forever and I never will do the same thing forever from here on out
[00:01:33] I did a
[00:01:36] Baptiste inspired yoga teacher training probably
[00:01:39] 2015 right as the coaching business was starting to grow maybe it was
[00:01:43] 2013 it was almost 10 years ago as
[00:01:47] Coaching business started to grow. I had to stop teaching yoga because the clinic was
[00:01:52] Cool. I mean I had a dope schedule where I would work. I would see patients from 8 to 1 on Mondays and Fridays
[00:01:59] From 2 to 6 on Tuesday Thursdays and
[00:02:03] 8 to 12 and 2 to 6 on Wednesdays and so
[00:02:08] Tuesday and Thursday mornings, I would go to yoga
[00:02:10] I would actually teach yoga at noon on Tuesdays and I would
[00:02:14] Teach resist on Saturday mornings and I would go to the other class on Saturday mornings
[00:02:18] It was great
[00:02:18] but then the coaching business got busy enough and I had to had to choose one and I
[00:02:23] Didn't make money doing yoga. But anyways one of the things I learned in yoga
[00:02:28] Is you is growth didn't happen in your comfort zone and as soon as so in yoga terms
[00:02:34] That feels like if you're ever doing a pose and you're holding it for five breaths
[00:02:39] Yoga doesn't start until the pose gets hard yoga really doesn't start. You're not doing yoga until you're ready to get out of the pose
[00:02:47] Right. It's almost like you're not really lifting weights until you're ready to stop and it gets hard and you want to put
[00:02:53] Down okay now that's starting to be when your strength and growth is happening when you want to start putting it down
[00:02:58] But you know, you got you need three more reps
[00:03:01] Okay. So one
[00:03:03] This is about what makes you uncomfortable to growth doesn't happen in your comfort zone. So you have to recognize what makes you uncomfortable
[00:03:10] So you can learn from it and grow from it and three you're sabotaging your own success
[00:03:16] almost a hundred percent of the time
[00:03:18] When you're working with me or you're working with someone else or you're doing something other people have done
[00:03:23] And you want to be like hey, I want to have a business like Aaron whether it's a clinic like Aaron or an online coaching business
[00:03:28] Like Aaron and you're not
[00:03:30] Making the progress you want somewhere in your life. You're sabotaging your own success
[00:03:35] Okay
[00:03:36] So the things that make you uncomfortable, I've got a list this cool
[00:03:40] I got a list but I also have some steps to grow to the next level and there's some lessons in here
[00:03:46] so look before we get into this if you're watching on YouTube, please hit the
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[00:04:07] There's two things that this does one. It allows you to synthesize the information that you learn
[00:04:14] To you you're sharing it with others
[00:04:15] You're sharing what you've synthesized with others so you can help the next person and three it helps the algorithm help more people
[00:04:20] See this stuff because there's 200,000 physical therapists in the US and believe it or not
[00:04:25] I think there's probably hundred thousand of them don't even know who I am and don't know that cash-based physical therapy is
[00:04:31] an opportunity for them
[00:04:33] so
[00:04:34] What makes you uncomfortable?
[00:04:36] number one
[00:04:37] Talking about money. I need to do a whole podcast on talking about money, but just talking about money makes you uncomfortable
[00:04:45] Money is good money does great things money solves problems
[00:04:48] Money doesn't make you happy and people with money are not evil having those beliefs means that you won't have money
[00:04:56] Money comes and goes
[00:04:58] Time is fleeting. You might lose money today, but go get money tomorrow
[00:05:02] I can lose a hundred thousand dollars a day and I can go get it tomorrow
[00:05:05] Like I know what to do to go get it because I've been around people who have more of it and I've seen
[00:05:10] their
[00:05:11] Attitudes in the way they talk about money
[00:05:13] I've spent hundreds of thousand dollars on business coaching and courses and I've gotten it back in droves
[00:05:20] because you know what I'm doing is I'm investing myself and
[00:05:24] What we need to do is talk about money more especially as a physical therapist
[00:05:28] It's like awkward to talk about with your patients talk about with your family
[00:05:32] Talking about money makes you uncomfortable
[00:05:35] Money is just a way to exchange value. It's a way to quantify
[00:05:40] How many people you've helped I?
[00:05:42] Know that my coaching business did over a million dollars last year that I've helped a shitload of people get
[00:05:50] Like I know like I don't know how many people I felt because not everyone says hair and thank you very much
[00:05:55] I get more of the hair and stop talking about the APTA like that and blah blah
[00:06:00] But I know that if I'm making money
[00:06:03] And then I'm helping thousands of people because I could not help
[00:06:07] You know that me know
[00:06:08] I could not make that much money if I wasn't actually helping someone because I'm not stealing money from people
[00:06:13] I'm not taking it from people unwillingly
[00:06:16] I'm exchanging value so I'm getting some money and I'm exchanging 10x the value, you know
[00:06:21] So like let's say Owen Johnson. He gave me
[00:06:26] $18,000 coaching this first year in business and he made
[00:06:31] $225,000
[00:06:33] Wouldn't you say that's a fair exchange?
[00:06:36] He gave me 18,000 and I helped him make
[00:06:40] 225,000 that's pretty dope. I've got other people pay me 18,000 or 21 thousand dollars
[00:06:48] $25,000 and
[00:06:50] I've helped them make
[00:06:52] Another
[00:06:54] $25,000 but you know what else they got?
[00:06:56] They got the $25,000. Well, I'm sure I've made help them make I'm sure they've made more hundred thousand dollars for the year
[00:07:01] But the other thing that they get is not just money. It's time
[00:07:04] It's
[00:07:07] It's time it's satisfaction career satisfaction feeling like whole I mean Owen will tell you all these things came to him
[00:07:14] He has a better relationship with his with his fiance now his wife
[00:07:18] Or maybe it was maybe they were married. I think they got married since we started coaching together
[00:07:22] You know his better personal relationship their relationship with his
[00:07:27] patience his career
[00:07:30] Gosh Matthew audio is someone that Owen and Jen referred
[00:07:34] Just applied for a transformation contest was like I was about to get out of PT and now since joining the mastermind two months ago
[00:07:41] You know, I love my profession again
[00:07:44] I'm like does that matter?
[00:07:46] Right, but what we do is we talk about money
[00:07:49] We talked about how to make money how to save money how to use money and leverage money
[00:07:52] Talking about money makes you uncomfortable
[00:07:54] Then you need to talk about it more and maybe it's the people you're around you need to put yourself around people
[00:08:00] That are comfortable talking about money because I'll tell you about all my money and where I where I put it and what I do
[00:08:06] With it and how much I make
[00:08:08] If it makes you uncomfortable
[00:08:10] Like then that's something you need to get over. Okay
[00:08:13] Number two, what makes you uncomfortable sales
[00:08:17] Sales makes you uncomfortable a thought of sales
[00:08:19] like I don't use the word sales in my marketing very often because everyone thinks marketing is the problem, but really
[00:08:25] The problem is sales the problem is
[00:08:29] Sales sales sales one you've experienced really shitty sales. You've you've experienced pushy people trying to
[00:08:36] Tell you what to do
[00:08:37] But real sales ethical sales is asking questions and offering a solution to a problem that people have
[00:08:44] In exchange for money, but that problem is gonna be worth, you know
[00:08:50] $5,000 and I'm gonna ask you for a thousand or maybe there's no monetary value
[00:08:53] We can put on being able to have sex comfortably with your partner again
[00:08:59] But I can say hey, you know, I can help you do that in eight weeks physical therapy for that is gonna cost 2500 bucks
[00:09:06] Okay
[00:09:07] Sales so you have to get over the sales thing because I believe strongly
[00:09:13] That physical therapy is the right solution for pretty much anyone who's in pain or injured now or in the past and people
[00:09:21] Who don't want to fall over and fracture their hip femur pelvis when they're 75
[00:09:27] They need physical therapy
[00:09:28] So I feel it's my ethical obligation to be a master at sales so I can use it for good
[00:09:33] Not just for making money, but if you're in it just to make money
[00:09:36] So we talked about money
[00:09:37] But if you're in this and your only goal is making money and you're desperate
[00:09:41] The sales is gonna come across that way and that's probably what you've experienced from other people. Okay number three
[00:09:47] Email marketing email marketing makes you uncomfortable. It makes you uncomfortable because you don't understand it
[00:09:53] So here's a couple things one you just have to recognize it I'm gonna keep emailing you
[00:09:58] Until you say yes, and then if you have another email address
[00:10:02] Like there's no way my system knows that that is the same person
[00:10:06] So you just have to kind of ignore it or just be like, alright cool
[00:10:09] Let me figure out which email I like the best and you know
[00:10:12] You can unsubscribe the others and here's the thing with email marketing
[00:10:15] You can unsubscribe at any time the links at the bottom of the email
[00:10:18] And if I email you something you don't like it before you click unsubscribe
[00:10:22] Check yourself and see why did that make you uncomfortable?
[00:10:26] Is it something I said is it the way I said it or is it the way that you interpreted it, right? Oh
[00:10:32] God, I got some crazy emails last week
[00:10:35] And I'm just trying to help people who are on my list grow their business and like I don't like the tone
[00:10:38] Of this and seriously when I looked at the emails
[00:10:40] I was like really like you don't like the tone of this. It was did a seagull steal your phone
[00:10:44] I had like three or four people reply to that and was like stop
[00:10:48] I'm just like this is fun. It's funny. I don't know that one email makes me a lot of money in my blueprint book sequence
[00:10:56] So I let's just say you go to my my website cache PD blueprint book and you put in your name phone number
[00:11:04] Address email go to the next page. You're like, oh no, I don't want to pay $9 for Aaron to ship me this book for free
[00:11:10] Let me think about this longer. Let me go look on Amazon. Oh darn on Amazon. It's 20 bucks
[00:11:16] Okay, so if you didn't buy it but you fill out the name phone number email part
[00:11:21] You're on my list and I can send you
[00:11:24] A series of emails. I send a series of four maybe five emails for when you abandon the cart
[00:11:30] Everyone does this Etsy does this?
[00:11:32] I mean Amazon doesn't I mean a lot of places do this where they follow you around with ads
[00:11:35] I follow you around with emails and one of my most successful emails from that one. I used it for
[00:11:41] the
[00:11:42] For PT biz con and I only sent to people who had clicked on the sales page
[00:11:47] Or clicked on a link in one of the emails about PT biz con and I had like three or four people get upset
[00:11:51] About it because it was funny
[00:11:53] Anyways, you don't understand email marketing and so you don't know how you can use it to make
[00:11:58] Hundreds of thousands of dollars in your business. I've got one email sequence. It's easily made me
[00:12:04] $500,000
[00:12:06] Easily probably a million probably if I trace that email sequence to all the webinars
[00:12:10] It sent people to I've probably made a million dollars with the email sequence. If you're my mastermind
[00:12:14] I'll give you a you know, and you sell online courses or programs. I'll give that sequence to you
[00:12:20] I just did that with Joe Gambino. We just gave it to him set it up for him in his
[00:12:24] Business and he's gonna be using it as a attractive character email sequence. It's awesome. It's so powerful
[00:12:31] Okay, the other thing that makes you uncomfortable is doing the actual work and being responsible for your own success
[00:12:37] I just did a whole podcast episode on this
[00:12:41] But you've got to do the work
[00:12:43] Okay, if you don't have kids you've got plenty of time
[00:12:46] Look me Jen Neeset Meg Greco
[00:12:51] There's five other Jen's you have all kids, you know other guys that have kids
[00:12:58] Joe Gambino just had a new baby. We're doing the work like there's you know, my uncle said this to me
[00:13:05] He's like Aaron camera what he was what the topic was I was like, you know, I don't have time for that
[00:13:10] He's like you have time. You just aren't making it a priority
[00:13:14] So you need to do the work doing the work makes you uncomfortable
[00:13:18] You think just joining the program or buying a course and finally spending money on yourself means that the results are gonna happen
[00:13:25] You actually have to do the work like I can show you how to fish
[00:13:29] But I can't fish for you
[00:13:31] And then my coach Pedro's posted something today on his
[00:13:35] His story was like I'm gonna show you how to fish but don't come take my fishing spot
[00:13:40] You know, it's like that's what I'm gonna crush you
[00:13:43] It's like I'm happily show you how to fish because there are plenty of fish
[00:13:46] This pond keeps getting restocked pond is being restocked every day with money and with patience
[00:13:51] And I'll show you how to fish but you got to go out there and do the work
[00:13:54] You have to be responsible for your own success. It's not the course. It's not the program. It's not the advice
[00:13:59] You know, I'm not here to be your friend
[00:14:01] I'm here to help you grow a business and help millions of patients and it's your responsibility
[00:14:04] To be responsible for your own success and admit when you know what this isn't just isn't for you
[00:14:09] We're admit when you haven't done the work. So do the work is hard
[00:14:13] But it and it can be rewarding and if you're doing the right work for the right reason with the right mission
[00:14:18] And you know the right you have the USP and your avatar down
[00:14:22] It doesn't feel like work at all like it really doesn't feel like work at all
[00:14:26] so
[00:14:28] Anyways, do the work number five commitment
[00:14:33] Committing to yourself like commitment makes you uncomfortable
[00:14:36] so people are scared to commit and they back out or they're scared to make a commitment and they stay on the fence or
[00:14:44] They think you've made a commitment and I can get out of it. I'm like
[00:14:49] You made a commitment like Oliver platinum mastermind members after 30 days
[00:14:54] Agree and they sign a platinum promise which has you know
[00:14:57] there's 20 things that I'm responsible for and four or five things that you're responsible for and one of them is keeping the
[00:15:03] commitment you made after three days to
[00:15:06] You know working together for 12 months to radically change your life your business and the way you impact your patients
[00:15:12] And it's a commitment to yourself your business and your family
[00:15:16] And a lot of people think they can get out of it and you can
[00:15:19] But you know what disappoints me is that you know, I clearly helped
[00:15:24] You know, I'm going to bat for you and you're making a commitment to yourself
[00:15:28] But clearly that wasn't a commitment you really made it was like you're putting your toe in the water
[00:15:33] You know, there's a lot of other things where people make shallow commitments because you're not all-in
[00:15:39] Because you don't have a big reason big enough reason why?
[00:15:42] but the one of the reasons I don't understand it and I've told some of my my other friends and people in my
[00:15:48] Coaching groups like I just don't understand is because when I make a commitment, I'm all-in
[00:15:53] I'm not gonna sit on the fence forever. We've talked about how speed is your friend in business
[00:15:58] But I'm going to think about it and say yes or no. I'm not gonna go half halfway into something
[00:16:06] Right. I'm not gonna go halfway into a business or an idea
[00:16:09] I've had plenty of people, you know
[00:16:10] Jake who does my ads and sales for me and Greg Todd and feels like Aaron you need to try this is be great
[00:16:16] I'm like, yeah, great. Let me think about it
[00:16:18] I think but if I go all-in on it is gonna take time away from the other things
[00:16:22] I'm focused on and it's called having laser focus
[00:16:25] But it's also being committed to the thing that you say yes to and when you say no
[00:16:30] You've committed to know that's not that doesn't work with my game plan and I'm not gonna do it
[00:16:34] I'm committed to this other thing and you have to stay committed committed to your patience committed to
[00:16:40] Your learning but really committed to yourself your business and the things that you want
[00:16:44] Which isn't to say that once you commit you can't change course
[00:16:48] But it's once you commit to something see it through until you realize
[00:16:52] You know, this isn't the right path and then you adjust but you haven't changed your commitment. You've changed your strategy
[00:16:57] Does it make sense? It's called you know be committed
[00:17:01] Because the first time you do something is not always gonna work and the people that are committed to the to the goal to the process
[00:17:09] Are the ones that are gonna win and see it through was it Thomas Edison what invented?
[00:17:14] What is it Thomas Edison that invented 20 250 light bulbs before he got one to work something like that Thomas Edison
[00:17:21] Yeah, I always get Edison Jefferson confused because they're old guys. I think with the same kind of first name
[00:17:28] But anyways you get the point. I don't know the stats on that but that's called commitment. What makes you uncomfortable tech
[00:17:33] Don't let the goddamn tech make you uncomfortable
[00:17:36] Tech should not make you uncomfortable if tech makes you uncomfortable
[00:17:39] Just stop trying to pretend if you're a PT listening this or OT
[00:17:44] Speech pathologists you learned spinothalamic tracks if you learn that you can learn the tech the tech is even easier
[00:17:50] It's just because you don't understand it. It's an easy excuse to keep you from failure
[00:17:54] It's like oh the techs too hard. I'm not gonna do it if I fail. It's not my personal responsibility for the failure
[00:17:59] It's the techs fault
[00:18:01] Stop blaming the tech
[00:18:04] Take responsibility for your own success
[00:18:06] Just stop it get over it and look you can always hire someone else to do it for you
[00:18:10] But the best owner operators are the people that understand the process and understand the outcome so you can hire the right people
[00:18:16] So you really got to understand the tech because if you can run one of these you can run the PT email engine
[00:18:22] You can run
[00:18:23] Click funnels you can do Zapier. You can do all those things you do Facebook and Instagram
[00:18:29] You do Facebook and Instagram
[00:18:32] Okay, number seven the APTA what makes you uncomfortable the APTA. Well for good reason the APTA
[00:18:39] I don't know. What else do we need to say? The APTA makes you uncomfortable. It's good
[00:18:43] Great APTA
[00:18:47] Does it make me uncomfortable I don't think it makes me uncomfortable. It's just they're not serving me
[00:18:53] As a physical therapist and business owner not even the PPS. That's why I created PTBizCon
[00:18:59] That's why I created courses and do my own webinars
[00:19:02] Because i've decided a long time ago
[00:19:05] that if I want to change the profession, I can't do it from inside the APTA because
[00:19:10] They won't let me as much as you're gonna when I email about it or post about it
[00:19:14] If you message me and say Aaron will you just need to be on more committees and try harder look
[00:19:20] I've had about eight different
[00:19:22] Different
[00:19:24] Presentations for PPS or CSM turndown
[00:19:28] I've had a couple articles for the PPS impact magazine turndown
[00:19:31] I have spoken at CSM before once on my own. I spoke at PPS as a student with Bob Duvall
[00:19:38] I didn't write that proposal
[00:19:40] I do have a did do a couple webinars back in the day
[00:19:43] But you know, they would get 25 people in the webinar and I would get 500
[00:19:48] You know
[00:19:48] And they put my thing up on the website and I can't even access it unless i'm a member
[00:19:52] You know, it's like and they're charging money for it and I don't know whatever. It's totally cool
[00:19:56] But the APTA makes you uncomfortable
[00:19:59] Because every time I talk about it you react
[00:20:01] To it you get defensive of the APTA. You just gotta understand that they don't serve everybody
[00:20:07] I was a big supporter for a long time
[00:20:10] And when covid came around and the dental association the spa association were the best resources for me as a private practice owner
[00:20:17] to deal with covid
[00:20:19] And and I asked the PPS president I said hey
[00:20:22] Can you make these resources available for free day all business owners are like no that's a benefit of being a member
[00:20:27] I was like you've got this all wrong like that should be free
[00:20:30] Serve other people and then they'll see why it there's benefits to membership
[00:20:35] And they didn't do that and they were basically like no, that's not that's not how we do things
[00:20:39] And I was like great. I'm not renewing. I mean after 12 years
[00:20:43] So anyways APTA makes you uncomfortable every time I talk about it you react
[00:20:48] Um, that's totally cool
[00:20:50] But it's not for everybody. What makes you uncomfortable the belief in yourself
[00:20:54] um, i'm not a therapist
[00:20:56] I'm not you know, my brother is he might be able to better speak about this but
[00:21:02] We lack belief in ourselves we're unable to invest in ourselves and
[00:21:07] Most people who I see fail don't believe that they can do it
[00:21:11] so
[00:21:12] What's the one thing that I know can solve this problem?
[00:21:16] Look, I probably believe in you more than you believe in yourself
[00:21:19] But the one thing that can solve this and you know what is to get around other people
[00:21:23] That are doing what you want to do
[00:21:25] So you can be like oh man. I'm just like them if they can do it so can I
[00:21:30] I mean
[00:21:32] That's what being around um, some of my peers does for me
[00:21:37] You know ryan obernesser, I mean greg todd paul goff jared carter, you know being around those guys i'm like, oh they're just like me
[00:21:45] You know, I gotta go be around badros coole and badros. He's an eight fit. He's speaking at pd bizcon
[00:21:51] He's making well over eight figures
[00:21:54] Dude doesn't have a college degree
[00:21:56] You know, he's the same age as me. He likes to he's more of a meathead than I am. I'm more of an endurance athlete
[00:22:02] But we have you know similar way of thinking you have similar processing. It's awesome. I'm like great
[00:22:08] He can do it I can do it he believes in me i'm like, okay you believe I can do a three to five million dollar business
[00:22:14] Okay, how do I do that? Because I don't know how
[00:22:17] But now that he tells me and I go put myself around
[00:22:20] Like last week at operation black site around all these other entrepreneurs who were making more than I am
[00:22:25] I'm like they're just you know
[00:22:26] Like I can I I know I can do it if they can do it. I'm like, how can how can how do I not have?
[00:22:32] What they have
[00:22:33] So I build belief in myself
[00:22:36] Okay, you know what makes you uncomfortable number nine sharing your dreams
[00:22:40] The reason to sharing your dreams makes you uncomfortable is because everyone else is shooting them down
[00:22:44] Don't be around those don't share them with the people that put them down
[00:22:47] You need to be around people that are gonna be like damn. That's dope
[00:22:51] Like I want you to win and I do I want you to win
[00:22:54] I want to know what your dreams are. What are your goals?
[00:22:56] What do you really want?
[00:22:58] You're never going to make them happen if you keep them to yourself because you feel embarrassed that your dreams aren't good enough
[00:23:03] For other people like stop trying to please other people and just do it for you or your family
[00:23:07] Don't care about what other people think of you. That's what's keeping you from success number ten sharing your lessons
[00:23:13] Okay, the only reason i'm here is because i've shared what I learned
[00:23:16] I'm sure I've shared the journey and I've shared and I've shared what works and what didn't work sharing your lessons
[00:23:21] And then 11 asking for help what makes you uncomfortable is asking for help because you're smart
[00:23:26] Why you know i'm supposed to be the smartest person in the room with my patients, but not as a business owner
[00:23:31] Ask for help
[00:23:32] So those three things all come from ego
[00:23:35] Sharing your dreams belief in yourself sharing your dreams sharing your lessons and asking for help
[00:23:39] You feel like if I do that people what are people going to think of me?
[00:23:42] You have to stop that and you have to stop worrying about what other people think for you think of you
[00:23:47] If you want to grow your business the fastest way possible
[00:23:49] You have to ask for help. You have to share your wins and lessons and share your dreams number 12
[00:23:54] What does it do? It makes you feel like an imposter
[00:23:56] So what makes you uncomfortable is feeling like an imposter like who am I to be able to tell patients this so
[00:24:01] New grads who think they need five years of experience to help patients. That's bullshit
[00:24:06] Other lame pts have put that on you
[00:24:08] Feeling imposter like this is such a massive thing. Like who am I to do this?
[00:24:13] Well, who am I not to do it? Like no one else has stepped up to do it
[00:24:17] like I said like
[00:24:18] APTA has said no to me like eight times for
[00:24:21] sharing how to market directly to patients and building a cash-based practice or creating online products and leveraging, uh your
[00:24:27] Expertise is an online course or how do we reach millions of people as physical therapists?
[00:24:33] Like they don't want me to share that at the events. I don't know who's on the deciding committee
[00:24:38] But great, so i'm gonna do my own thing
[00:24:41] So stop feeling like an imposter but it does it makes you uncomfortable
[00:24:45] You just have to recognize it recognize it's there and be like, all right
[00:24:48] Um, what makes you uncomfortable when you when you're feeling sold to this goes back to number two sales when you're feeling
[00:24:52] Like you're being sold to
[00:24:54] You're like, oh I know the drill Aaron i'm like you do you know the drill
[00:24:59] Okay, great. Like you feel like you're being sold to it makes you uncomfortable
[00:25:02] Just realize that
[00:25:04] If you've if you feel like you're being sold to and it makes you uncomfortable you've had bad sales experiences
[00:25:09] I just need to get to know you before I can let you know if I can help you or not
[00:25:14] So it goes back to the sales and money thing
[00:25:17] Just get over that part work with people you who have success that you want
[00:25:21] Who've done what you want to do and can get you there even faster
[00:25:25] Even if you know you can get there on your own
[00:25:27] It's your obligation to get there faster so you can help even more people fifth 14
[00:25:31] What makes you uncomfortable paying for help a lot of these things?
[00:25:34] You know, they came out of my head. They they rolled together paying for help whether it's helped someone else grow your business
[00:25:40] For coaching for like answering question like paying for help like yeah, you can find a lot of great ideas
[00:25:47] You know on the internet you can survey all your friends who've done it once
[00:25:51] You can probably figure this out on your own because you're smart because you know I did but took derek
[00:25:56] Eight months to make 15k in a month and it took me 15 months
[00:26:01] It took um, oh and a year to make 225,000 in his clinic and took me like
[00:26:07] Five years five and a half years to do that, right? So it's speed
[00:26:10] You know as I get to become a better coach and have better systems in the business success
[00:26:15] um
[00:26:16] Amplifies so it's all about speed
[00:26:18] So if it makes you uncomfortable to pay for help or ask for help look you can ask for help
[00:26:22] But if you're not paying for it
[00:26:25] What are you going to do with that information?
[00:26:27] I know this like
[00:26:30] If I want something
[00:26:31] If I want to get a massage
[00:26:33] If I want to get a service
[00:26:35] You know
[00:26:36] I want to pay for it because then I can get it whenever I want because i'm exchanging money for time
[00:26:41] Of that person or the service or the information
[00:26:44] Rather than doing it out of the goodness of their own heart because one I may not show up and take it seriously and two
[00:26:49] They may not take me seriously and they may be like great. Let's do this once i'm like, yeah
[00:26:53] But I want to do like every week for like three months
[00:26:57] Oh, well, I don't have time. Okay, great. Well, who can I pay to help me?
[00:27:00] Right paying for help. It's just like it's like you've got a contract and you've got expectations and expectations aren't muddled with
[00:27:09] relationships or friendship or you know
[00:27:12] a feigned
[00:27:13] relationship
[00:27:15] So pay for help
[00:27:16] You know by speed
[00:27:19] Okay, here's a couple things
[00:27:21] That I know
[00:27:23] People on the top don't shit on the people below them
[00:27:26] They don't so don't even think for a minute that if you put out information about how to grow a cash practice
[00:27:32] I'm going to come and be like oh look jennifer's teaching someone how to do this
[00:27:35] I'm going to go shit on you and talk shit to you. No
[00:27:38] It's you know, i'm looking forward. I'm looking to see who can I who can I learn from to be better?
[00:27:44] You know, like I said, you know, i'll teach you how to fish and i've taught playing my clients how to coach others
[00:27:49] But you know don't come to my secret fishing spot, you know and try to get there before me
[00:27:54] because
[00:27:55] I'll outcompete you i'll market you i'll grow you
[00:27:58] But i'm going to show you how to fish because the pond is big and there's plenty of secret fishing spots
[00:28:04] Okay, but don't think that
[00:28:06] Um for a minute any one of the trolls that you're going to get is someone who's doing better than you
[00:28:11] It's only the people that um, well look when you get a troll or a hater that means you're doing something right
[00:28:17] And when they come just know that they have no power
[00:28:21] There's no power they can have over you because you're doing something that they couldn't possibly do themselves
[00:28:27] You know it can make you uncomfortable
[00:28:29] It was terrible. I had a hard time with it for a long time until I gained some respect perspective on it
[00:28:34] Okay, here's um, i've already told you some things you need to do to grow to the next level
[00:28:40] But um, here's some very specific things to grow and get the next level
[00:28:44] I don't you know what like there's some of the negative stuff is great because it can resonate because our brain's thinking the negative
[00:28:50] But I want to give you some positive things
[00:28:52] So the positive spin is one get uncomfortable
[00:28:54] Like I said growth doesn't happen in your comfort zone
[00:28:56] You should purposefully be getting uncomfortable on a regular basis whether that's physical exercise mental exercise working on yourself
[00:29:04] Go see a therapist and work on your shit do some personal self-development books and
[00:29:09] tapes on the tapes growth courses
[00:29:12] Get uncomfortable look even as a your your coach like it's not you don't hire me to be your friend
[00:29:19] You hire me to help you and if something I say makes you uncomfortable. That's okay
[00:29:23] That's where the growth happens. You don't always have to do what I say
[00:29:28] But I wouldn't tell you to do something I would never do myself
[00:29:31] And I wouldn't recommend doing something that I didn't think was going to be helpful
[00:29:36] Now the strategies may not always work, but it may not just work the first time
[00:29:41] It's got there's a lot of different reasons why things don't work
[00:29:44] There's a whole market message match. There's the copywriting. There's the intention. There's the timing. There's the facebook algorithm
[00:29:50] Etc
[00:29:51] But you got to get uncomfortable and you gotta be comfortable being uncomfortable
[00:29:56] Like take a cold shower go for a bike ride in the 45 degree rain
[00:30:02] You know get uncomfortable
[00:30:05] Go just do yoga
[00:30:07] Okay number two set goals
[00:30:10] Set goals and work hard towards them both physical business and for your family, right?
[00:30:15] so physical goal of mine is strong first certification not because I want the certification because I know that
[00:30:22] snatching a
[00:30:23] 24 kilogram kettlebell which is 53 pounds
[00:30:27] overhead 100 times in five minutes
[00:30:29] Is like when I set that goal three or four years ago, no three years ago in 2020
[00:30:34] I knew it was an impossible goal from I was like there's no way my body can do that now
[00:30:37] I know I can I just want to do it before i'm 50
[00:30:41] Because at the age of 50 the test weight goes down to 20 kilograms and I snatched that 100 times
[00:30:46] In five minutes and 45 seconds yesterday, so I know I can do that one. That's a cardiovascular
[00:30:51] limitation for me business goal. I want to
[00:30:55] 75 members of my mastermind 100 members in mastermind. I want a million dollars in monthly
[00:31:01] In recurring revenue, so 85 000 in mmr
[00:31:05] and monthly mrr
[00:31:07] Three to five million dollars in my business
[00:31:10] Ten million dollars in net worth in assets real estate
[00:31:17] Stocks investments, etc
[00:31:20] Okay goal for my family 81 days of vacation a year
[00:31:24] With a member of my family, you know, take my kids skiing two times a year
[00:31:29] Etc
[00:31:30] I mean
[00:31:31] And then not just set your goals but work hard towards them
[00:31:35] Okay
[00:31:36] Setting a goal isn't enough. You actually have to work hard. We talked about that
[00:31:40] You got to work hard got to work smart, but you got to work hard
[00:31:42] And sometimes that means sacrificing two or three hours on a saturday
[00:31:46] Maybe getting up at 5 a.m
[00:31:49] You know like don't don't come to me like Aaron. I can't do it. I don't have enough time
[00:31:53] Okay, if you don't have enough time and you're busy our number one goal isn't doing more things
[00:31:57] It's buying your time back
[00:31:59] either by hiring things hiring people outsourcing
[00:32:03] quitting a job
[00:32:05] Something, you know, maybe the first thing we have to do isn't working on new patients. It's
[00:32:09] Getting you more time because time is more valuable than money
[00:32:12] If you don't have time if you truly don't have time
[00:32:15] Then we need to strategize on how to do that. But if you don't have kids don't tell me
[00:32:19] You don't got time if you only got a 40 hour a week job
[00:32:23] And no kids you got time. You're just not prioritizing it even if you have kids
[00:32:27] And you have a you know family member or partner spouse someone who can watch the kids for a couple hours on saturday
[00:32:34] You have plenty of time to do this. You do you just have to prioritize it and sometimes you got to sacrifice other things
[00:32:40] For the long-term goal
[00:32:41] Okay, number three hire a coach
[00:32:43] What does that do?
[00:32:45] It allows you to time collapse your results. You can compress your results from five years into one year
[00:32:50] Or two months it took me
[00:32:53] Years to do
[00:32:55] $30,000 in monthly recurring revenue and just jenny did that in two and a half years working together
[00:33:00] I mean, it's like it's called time collapse your results
[00:33:03] Okay, go to events
[00:33:06] Masterminds events be in the right room. You got to be in the right room
[00:33:09] You can go to events and be in the wrong room
[00:33:11] But here's what being in the right room does it allows you to be with other people
[00:33:15] So I can so, you know, there's this whole glass ceiling
[00:33:18] Well the see if the ceiling's glass you can see what it looks like upstairs, you just can't get through it, right?
[00:33:25] I'm not talking about glass ceiling. Most of you are walking around and there's like a drop ceiling
[00:33:29] You know or concrete and you can't see what it looks like
[00:33:33] As long as you can see what it looks like
[00:33:36] Then you can visualize yourself in that room and you can get there
[00:33:40] Okay, because no matter what I can make a staircase for you cut a hole
[00:33:45] Whatever that room is like but I need you to be able to see
[00:33:48] In the other room and i'm not just gonna have some glass
[00:33:50] We're just gonna open a hole for you and you can see in there and i'm gonna drop a ladder down
[00:33:55] But it's your choice to climb the ladder
[00:33:58] And you do that by being at events by being in masterminds
[00:34:02] But being in the right room because success leaves clues
[00:34:06] And um, and you get environmental exposure to people that are thinking like you want to think
[00:34:11] Look, I just got back from an event. It's called operation black site. We meet three times a year for two days
[00:34:17] It's for high level entrepreneurs
[00:34:21] Who want to get together and experience it was like
[00:34:24] To become a laura crofter jason borne, right?
[00:34:27] You're someone who's incredibly smart and successful but is a is a physical weapon
[00:34:32] So we did self-defense and tactical training and martial arts
[00:34:37] day one and we did
[00:34:38] Handgun training and skills and room clearing
[00:34:42] On day two we did some survival escape resistance and evasion strategies during lunch. We had
[00:34:50] A physician who specializes in
[00:34:53] Men's health and works with ex special forces and high-level entrepreneurs talk one day for lunch another guy who's like
[00:34:59] Worth loads of money talk about money mindset the next day
[00:35:05] I paid twenty thousand dollars to be in the right room
[00:35:07] You know when bagers told me about this I was like taking my money. I don't really care. I'm just
[00:35:11] Going to be there. I missed 20 000 bucks to be in the right room three times a year
[00:35:15] Okay, so that's like six hundred six thousand six hundred sixty six dollars per event plus the hotel
[00:35:22] Which is 250 a night plus the first class flight, which is 1200 dollars
[00:35:26] So I basically paid 8600 bucks to be at a two-day event
[00:35:30] That put me in the right room
[00:35:32] I was away from the clinic but the clinics on
[00:35:35] You know autopilot like I don't need to be in the clinic for it to grow and make money
[00:35:39] I don't need to be in my office here in greensboro for the coaching business to make money
[00:35:42] So I paid 8600 bucks to be in the right room
[00:35:45] I'm at a two-day event when you're ready when you make a decision you want to make a decision fast
[00:35:49] So the faster you make a decision the faster you can take action
[00:35:52] The faster you'll experience success
[00:35:55] There is once you once you do that. There are no wrong decisions
[00:35:59] There are just lessons you learn and shifts that you make in your business i'll see you on the next episode
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