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All right. Thrive Nation, there comes a time where all of us wake up, we look in the mirror and it occurs to us we’re not happy with the direction our life is going. We all maybe go to the bank and we recognize our bank statement isn’t what we think it should be. There’s a time where somebody asks you, “So how’s that business going?” And you say, “I don’t want to talk about it.” There’s a time where we dust off the old Tony Robbins or Think And Grow Rich book by an Napoleon Hill, and it occurs to us we’ve read a lot, but we haven’t implemented a lot. There comes a time where we recognize that if we are going to achieve success, we’re going to have to do things a little bit differently than we’ve been doing them in the past.
And so what we try to do on the Thrive Time Show is when possible we try to bring real life thrivers onto the show, real people that have actually gone from just surviving to thriving. We try to bring people onto the show so they can share their story and they can share about how they’ve diligently implemented the proven systems and processes that we teach. Because if we taught these system stairs and people didn’t implement them, it wouldn’t work. We need somebody who’s a diligent doer.
Sean Lowman:
Exactly.
Clay Clark:
We can teach the proven processes, but we need somebody who’s a diligent doer, somebody who’s going to implement these words. And so often, I’d say every morning at our Thrive Time Show offices and at the Leadership initiative, we celebrate wins of the week. Some days there’s four or five clients setting records. Some days there’s 10, some days there’s more than that, but we like to have them on the show so we can celebrate their wins of the week. And so now without any further ado, it is now time for yet another edition of Wins of The Week.
[inaudible 00:01:46]. Fill them the flow.
You can do it. Oh, thrive Nation. You can do it. Now Sean Lowman with the Leadership Initiative. Who is today’s success story?
Sean Lowman:
We have Mr. Jeff Pell up there in the mountains of North Carolina with his company Sky House Company, where they build incredible second and third homes for people.
Clay Clark:
Jeff, what the Pell is going on? How are you, sir?
Jeff Pell:
I love that you used that.
Sean Lowman:
I see what you did there.
Jeff Pell:
That’s a good one.
Clay Clark:
Now hey-
Jeff Pell:
I’m doing great.
Clay Clark:
You’re doing great. Well, what’s your website? I know somebody out there wants to look you up right now to verify that you are in fact the owner of a real bonafide business. What is the actual web address there?
Jeff Pell:
Sure. SkyHouseCompany.com
Clay Clark:
Sky House, let me see. Sky House, fingers on the home roast, skyhousecompany.com. I’m going to go there right now using the power of the Inner webs and I’m looking at some beautiful construction up here. Do you do renovations, custom homes? Do you do all of it? What exactly do you do?
Jeff Pell:
Yes. We focus on new construction and also renovations and additions. But mainly the focus is with architecturally driven designs.
Clay Clark:
Dude, listen here. I’m on your website. I’m clicking on the gallery. I go to Skyhousecompany.com. I click on the gallery. It looks like you’re building an E-Walk village here. Do you recall this property here with the E-Walk? It’s like a deck in the air. Do you recall that property?
Jeff Pell:
Oh yes. That was an addition to an existing home that they wanted access to the back of the home from the driveway. In order to do that, we made a catwalk.
Clay Clark:
It’s incredible.
Jeff Pell:
Turned out very nice.
Sean Lowman:
It’s an E-Walk is what it is. Not a catwalk.
Clay Clark:
No, this is incredible. You got one here it looks like it’d be like a red carpet maybe in stonework looking over like a mountain. Did you recall that property? It’s gorgeous.
Jeff Pell:
Yes. That’s a concrete dance floor on top of a mountain outside of a dance pavilion that we did.
Clay Clark:
A dance pavilion on top of a mountain. It makes sense. That’s okay. This is amazing. I remember when Clay Staires first started working with you, I went onto your website and I’m looking at the photos and at first I’m just looking to kind of get an idea of how we can help you optimize your website so you rank higher in Google. And I got pulled in like a tractor beam on skyhousecompany.com. I get pulled in and all of a sudden I find myself saying… It’s like hours have passed. It’s like my wife has gone to church two or three Sundays in a row. It’s like the office meetings have occurred and I’m just looking at it and stairs, it’s like a hypnotic. It’s so great.
Sean Lowman:
Oh you definitely go to the mountain on that thing.
Clay Clark:
Is it nicotine on the website or what is going on? These images are incredible. How many houses a year do you work on? This is incredible.
Jeff Pell:
And I’ve got to update the website honestly with new photos that are probably more phenomenal than what’s on there. And maybe some professional photography as well might help me out. But this year we’re tracking, we’re tracking for 12 new builds. And we’ve got three huge, pretty big overhauls, addition renovations.
Clay Clark:
I’m not even kidding. I can’t-
Sean Lowman:
He’s still in the zone.
Clay Clark:
This is incredible. How long have you been in business?
Jeff Pell:
Six years.
Clay Clark:
Where are you located? This is incredible. I want to move there just to have you build something. Where are you located?
Jeff Pell:
Banner, Elk, North Carolina.
Clay Clark:
So tell us-
Jeff Pell:
At the top northwest corner of the state.
Clay Clark:
… What kind of growth have you experienced here since working with the leadership initiative in Clay Staires? As I just gaze at the wonder of these beautiful majestic renovations.
Jeff Pell:
Well, so when we engaged and started working together, I was solely building my company off of word of mouth referrals. I didn’t even have a website at the time or I did, but it was more of a paperweight that was just there because everybody has a website. And so after investing in the SEO, we’ve really got the marketing stool in full board. We’re getting leads now, just to show the growth and right now, if I’m looking at my lead tracker, I got the-
Clay Clark:
Tracking.
Jeff Pell:
… 6.1 million in leads contacted. I’ve got a potential revenue. I’ve got 8.09 million in potential revenue of appointments scheduled with leads. I’ve got 3.5 million in the pre-construction design and planning phase with us that are going to move into the production phase. And then in production right now I have 3.6 million. So for me it’s exponential growth.
Clay Clark:
I can say it’s happening again. I’m getting pulled in. Shake out. Whoa. Got to shake out. Shake out. So Staires, this guy, he’s implementing the systems, the processes. Sean, we got to write this down though seriously, we got to add more to the gallery because this gallery is phenomenal and we hear a lot. Well, the work’s so good. It sells itself. That’s true. But not unless people can find you.
Sean Lowman:
You got to be able to see it.
Clay Clark:
Talk about the diligent implementation of these systems because Jeff has been so coachable, so approachable. It’s been a really neat relationship. We brag on him all the time. What makes Jeff a great client to work with?
Speaker X:
Sean, I’m going to defer to you.
Clay Clark:
Oh wow.
Speaker X:
You’re the-
Clay Clark:
The punt.
Speaker X:
… One that’s been working with Jeff-
Clay Clark:
First intent and you punt. Wow.
Speaker X:
It’s a drop pick. Omaha.
Sean Lowman:
Well, as of lately, Jeff, the sales and marketing staff, we’ve been working with you for three years now, so that’s really started to take off in the last 18 months. But now the problem is people, and you just resisted some of those hiring systems for a while. Can you talk about why you resisted them and now where are you at-
Clay Clark:
Oh wow. Resistance.
Sean Lowman:
… To build your team?
Jeff Pell:
Well, I think for me, and this is not everybody, but you can be told something over and over again. But until you feel the pain, the real pain of something, then you may listen a little bit clearer and be more aware of what somebody’s telling you. So yes, forever and ever, you guys have had systems from day one for me, for a group interviewing system, I fought it. Just being busy, not prioritizing a group interview. I didn’t see the value in it or the power that it would have until a year ago when Covid hit.
And I had an office manager and some other people that I delegated some high level responsibilities to, to decide and treat it as an Armageddon situation and straight up said they’re going to head home and hide behind their curtains. And so at that point, I was feeling the pain of not having a group interview system. And right away I knew the system. I knew it well. We went over it and I’m sure Sean and Clay were frustrated a little bit that I wasn’t doing it. But I was on board at that point. I started-
Clay Clark:
Hey, I hate to do this to you. I just want to share a story because this relates so much. My dad. And how long have you been a client there, by the way? How long have you been a client with Clay Staires, Jeff?
Jeff Pell:
It’s got to be three plus.
Clay Clark:
So my dad passed away almost four years ago, three and a half years ago. Probably about the time you guys started in the program. And my dad, I remember as a young kid, we went to these restaurants and the restaurants stairs. You’re a dad, I’m a father. And you tell your kids guys, listen, if you’re going to order it, you’re going to eat it. That’s kind of a rule. If you’re over 40, you have that rule for your kids. If you’re going to order, you eat that. Your kid’s got diabetes or 85 pounds overweight and you’re just like, you’re going to eat that. Whatever you get, you’re going to eat it. Because I’m over 40. That was a rule.
Sean Lowman:
Happy plate.
Clay Clark:
So my dad takes me to this restaurant in Monticello. I believe it was Minnesota.
Sean Lowman:
It’s Monticello.
Clay Clark:
Yes, Monticello. We go there and the thing is, it’s one of these places where, Jeff, if you eat everything on the plate, you don’t pay for the ice cream. But we didn’t have any money at the time. And if you don’t eat it all, you pay hundreds of dollars, maybe $150. We had no money at the time. We had maybe a total of $150. And so my dad’s like, if you order it, you eat it. Well, the table’s long. There’s a lot of family there. It’s a long table. There’s probably a dozen, maybe 15 people there. And so I’m able to get one-on-one time with a waitress.
Sean Lowman:
Oh, trouble.
Clay Clark:
And I’m like 14, 13, the age where you think you can eat everything, you think you can dominate. So I turned to the waitress and I’m like, “Hey listen, I want my name on that plaque. I want that dessert.” She says, “You want that dessert?” She says, “Your dad’s going to… Are you okay with it?” I said, “My dad’s okay with it.” My dad said, “What? Son, what are you saying?” I’m like, “Nothing, dad.”
They bring it out. It’s like a fleet of brownies. Like a herd of brownies. At least 12 brownies, I’m not kidding. It’s massive. 20 scoops of ice cream and you got to eat it all. So I begin it. My dad looks like he’s going to kill me because my dad has said much like a coach says, “Listen guys, if you don’t do the group interview, you’re going to lose the game.” My dad says to me, “If you don’t eat it, I’m going to kill you.” But at a certain point I realize we can’t afford the meal and he probably will kill me. So I’m eating and I’m probably 18 scoops in and then the waitress slash nurse, she comes by and the waitress, she said, “Sir, if you get up, you’re disqualified.”
So I do the classy move. You unzip the pants, you have to unbutton the khakis. Because you got to let some more room out. And now you begin and it looks like there’s a snake in my stomach. I lifted up and I can see under my shirt it’s like a snake. Because it’s like I’m trying to eat this and my dad’s looking like, “You’ll eat it.” Other people are having a good time and there’s a man like, “You’ll eat it.” My mom’s like, “Tom, calm down. Calm down, Tom.” He said, “Mary, hell yes.” My dad doesn’t curse or anything, but it’s like [inaudible 00:12:13]. And I’m eating this and I’m trying to get it down to my dad’s like, “Oh, you better eat it. You better eat.” My brother’s like, “I told you so.”
Sean Lowman:
You better eat it.
Clay Clark:
I told you so. My dad, you better eat it. So anyway, we’re eating and finally I get it down and just I could sense I did a bad thing. But I wanted to get on the plaque. And I got on the plaque. And if you throw it up, you lose. You got to pay it back. I go to another restaurant. My dad puts me in the back of a station wagon because we’re from the ’80s where it doesn’t matter. He puts me in there and he’s like, “You feel good about yourself?” You feel good. I got a picture of my face on this plaque. And there’s a lot of entrepreneurs, we get into that kind of ice cream eating plaque phase.
We’re like, I don’t have any employees and I don’t need any employees because I’m going to build every house myself. And I don’t need the interview. I don’t get reviewed and I don’t care. But plus I’m paying you. I’m going to listen. Because I’m paying you. Maybe you are never that mad, but what is that? Jeff, what are your thoughts on that? That pigheadedness that we all just think we can eat all the ice cream? We don’t want to do the group interviews. We don’t want to get reviews. We don’t want to follow the system. What is that?
Jeff Pell:
Well, again, I understood it all. I knew that I needed to be doing it and at the same time, it was not at the top of my priority list. And which it needed to be because obviously if I don’t have the, I need to hire somebody. So until I felt the pain of it and it was like, let’s do this. And I’m going all in-
Clay Clark:
Too much ice cream. Too much.
Jeff Pell:
… I sponsored a couple of Indeed ads. I ended up having 33 people apply for it. I ended up having to move it to the Home Builders Association Banquet hall. Because my office wouldn’t hold it. Ended up having 21 people show up to it. And at that moment when I walked in there, I was almost like, I’m public speaking. This is so big. And all these people are here for a position in my company. And I was able to look around the entire room of a lot of probably qualified individuals and execute this group interview. And it was in that moment where I felt the power of never being leveraged by a single employee ever again in my life.
Sean Lowman:
There it is.
Clay Clark:
The power.
Sean Lowman:
The power.
Clay Clark:
Can you feel that Mr?
Speaker X:
Shirley, you can’t be serious.
Sean Lowman:
Stop calling me Shirley.
Speaker X:
I am serious. And don’t call me Shirley.
Clay Clark:
So let’s talk about this on of just a final thought here. Final thought. You’ve had a lot of success. I’d like, if you can, to quantify it, how much have you grown as a percentage in the last three and a half years?
Jeff Pell:
Well, let’s quantify it. Let me get the scoreboard.
Clay Clark:
As you’re doing that. Let me keep a sound effect. This keeps me mildly entertained as you’re doing math on an audio only program.
Speaker X:
Over. Stay on Target.
Clay Clark:
Keep doing that math.
Speaker X:
Stay on target.
Clay Clark:
Let’s do that Math. Keep adding up.
Speaker X:
Loosen up.
Clay Clark:
Long division.
Sean Lowman:
Long-
Clay Clark:
How are we doing? Checking in on you there, Jeff, are we doing good on the math there? Are we doing good?
Jeff Pell:
Yes. All right. From 2019 to 2020, this exact week I grew 233% in 2020. At this exact time in 2021, from 2020, I’m at, 590%.
Sean Lowman:
Let’s get it on.
Clay Clark:
So total growth. And since you started to now, what is that?
Jeff Pell:
Well, it’s got to be at least I’ve tripled my numbers, my revenue. So it’s over 300%.
Clay Clark:
Wow. And again, what’s nice about the 300% growth of your business is that you’ve been a pleasure to work with. The guys up here brag on you all the time. They like working with you, you like working with them. I’ll let you have the final word on this here. For people out there that are thinking about becoming a client. This is so crazy, true story, right now, and I’m going to pull up this on the, guys, I want you to see this on the big screen here. Look at this. We had a person book a ticket for the conference at 5:21 then 5:18, 5:12. This is 5:02. At five o’clock. At 5:50. Karen Smeltzer at 4:43, 4:47. We’re going to get person every two to three minutes now booking a ticket to get out to the workshop. The news is getting out that this workshop, that this coaching, it does work. What would you say there, Jeff or anybody out there thinking about becoming a client of Clay Staires in the leadership initiative?
Jeff Pell:
It’s a no-brainer. If you’re serious about not being a slave to your business and you don’t know the way out and you’re just a diligent doer and you’ll simply do what they ask of you and you have the ambition and drive to create something better for yourself and create freedom and have goals, and have the abilities and tools to achieve your goals and to have the metrics and the numbers and everything from A to Z covered in a business, it’s a no-brainer. But if you want to be a slave to your business and be a technician in it and never get anywhere, then don’t do it.
Sean Lowman:
Nice.
Clay Clark:
And have you been to a workshop yet, sir?
Jeff Pell:
Yes, two of them.
Clay Clark:
How would you describe the workshop maybe versus other Chamber of Commerce, business, networking, those kind of events? I think a lot of people have all been to those other kind of business events.
Jeff Pell:
Oh, well no, it’s the no BS school. It’s down and dirty to what actually creates results. What you actually need to do. It’s action items, it’s action oriented. It’s solutions to every problem that you could come up with because you guys are pretty much a mastermind class.
Clay Clark:
Jeff, it’s an honor to serve you. I really do believe that it’s been an honor to work with you. I know the guys really enjoy working with you. I hear nothing but great things.
Sean Lowman:
We do.
Clay Clark:
I’m going to play a little audio from the first Clay Staires coaching session with you because Clay Staires has-
Jeff Pell:
I’ve gotten better.
Clay Clark:
Well, no, he’s been a consultant for almost a decade now. But that first meeting with you is about three and a half years ago. And I’m going to play, the meeting was going well, and I think you were telling him you got a few new leads and he got excited. You got excited. The growth was there. And let me just cue up the final excerpt from the meeting.
Sean Lowman:
We record our calls.
Clay Clark:
Let me play the audio. I think it’s incredible. I want to hear what this did for you, Jeff, as a client. Here we go.
Speaker X:
And then we’re going to Washington DC to take back the White House.
Sean Lowman:
When he said that to you, Jeff, how did that make you feel?
Jeff Pell:
It made me feel like I wanted to drive 200 miles an hour.
Sean Lowman:
Final audio clip here. This was from Clay Staires almost a decade ago. In one of the first meetings, he had. He had a client that came in, and this was before Staires knew all the systems because Staires, you became an entrepreneur at the age of 47.
Clay Clark:
47. I didn’t know.
Sean Lowman:
And this was like the first client, you have to be a real business owner to be a good fit. If you’re not a business owner, it’s not a good fit. And we had a guy reach out and he was more into feelings.
Clay Clark:
He wanted align his-
Sean Lowman:
He wanted to align his feelings and you’re going, so you don’t own a business. He goes, “I don’t, but I do want to align my feelings.” This was the first, I think about a half hour of the meeting. Let me keep just a little segment of the first coaching session Clay Staires has ever had with someone who it turned out to be wasn’t a business owner in all fairness. We’ll cue it up here.
Speaker X:
A lot of pressure. You got to rise above it. You got to harness in the good energy, block out the bad. Harness energy, block bad. Feel the flow, happy. Feel it. It’s circular. It’s like a carousel. You pay the quarter, you get on the horse, it goes up and down and around at Circular Circle with the music, the flow, all good things.
Sean Lowman:
Staires, why is it not a good fit for somebody to reach out to you if they’re not a business owner?
Clay Clark:
Because that’s what we focus on is being a business owner and Clay, I did spend some time early on in my coaching career doing some live coaching and it was not my bag, baby. It was just a lot of feelings, it was circular. Just circular every week, circular. We’re back at the same spot again.
Sean Lowman:
Hey Jeff, what’s your favorite band, old school band? If you got to go back in time and you had to… Because you’re a real guy, what’s kind of old school? Let’s go back to high school. What was your favorite band or group or song or give us an old school jam of yours.
Jeff Pell:
Gosh.
Clay Clark:
Wow.
Sean Lowman:
We got it. No, it’s okay. I think I know.
Jeff Pell:
No, I can appreciate all genres.
Sean Lowman:
Really?
Clay Clark:
Oh, there it is.
Sean Lowman:
Let me just play the third meeting with Clay Staires. No, let me cue it up. This is again, folks, let me tell you what, if you are working with Clay Staires and you’re saying, I want variety in my life, this is what Clay Staires does to you. If you don’t get your action items done, this is what happens. He says, Jeff, I didn’t realize you’re a new client and maybe you have failed to get an action item done and now you get everything done. But those first couple meetings, Staires, there’s that mutual understanding like what’s coaching all about.
And this is what we call the penalty box. If you don’t get your homework done. He cues this song up to you and I’ll let Clay Staires go ahead and just sing it.
Clay Clark:
Exactly.
Sean Lowman:
Because this is what he’ll do to you. You just sit there and you’re stuck on the phone.
Clay Clark:
You can’t just be all about talk.
Sean Lowman:
You’re stuck on the phone with a 50-year-old man just singing to you. Your accent.
Clay Clark:
It can’t just be talk. At some point you got to do the actions. We’re cueing up here. Here we go. Jeff, feel free, be up in here with us.
Speaker X:
(Singing).
Clay Clark:
I’ve sang this song so many times to so many-
Sean Lowman:
Here we go.
Clay Clark:
… Different clients.
Speaker X:
(Singing).
Clay Clark:
Get some reviews.
Sean Lowman:
Get those freaking reviews or you’ll be stuck with him singing at you. One-on-one. It gets awkward.
Speaker X:
(Singing).
Sean Lowman:
Run that group interview.
Clay Clark:
Folks, I hate to have to pull that song out, but sometimes it happens.
Sean Lowman:
Get it done.
Clay Clark:
In 24 million views on that.
Sean Lowman:
A lot of people didn’t get their action items done, folks.
Clay Clark:
Jeff Powell, thank you so much. If you’re out there, Jeff, what if is the area of America that you service if people want to hire you, where in America can people hire you?
Jeff Pell:
They can hire me in Banner Elk, North Carolina.
Clay Clark:
North Carolina. Do you travel or just North Carolina?
Jeff Pell:
As of right now, I am just in one location.
Sean Lowman:
Do you have many people reach out to you from across the country or are they all right there in Banner Elk?
Clay Clark:
Like Scan Jovia or Iowa or?
Jeff Pell:
Well, most of the projects that we’re working on are second and third vacation homes in the area. So they reach out again and want me to come build their primary residence or go to Florida or the coast or to DC or to Texas. Or Colorado. But right now it’s just in northwest corner of North Carolina.
Clay Clark:
Well, I’ll tell you what, brother, it’s an honor to serve you. Jeff, thank you so much for joining us. And again, folks, check out Sky House Company. The website is, let me put it in here, SkyHouseCompany.com. That’s the website, skyhousecompany.com. If you want to take your home to the next level and you live in that area, check it out. Jeff, thank you for joining us, my friend. You are a great American.
Jeff Pell:
Absolutely. My pleasure.
Clay Clark:
Take care. Bye. Now Thrive Nation, it’s often on this show we refer to a man by the name of Snakes. Some of you have asked, who is Snakes? Well, Snakes is a character that I refer to from time to time on the show. And we’re now going to introduce you to Snakes. We’ve never done this before. Let me call up Snakes here using the latest greatest we would call telephone technology and we’ll call Snakes who’s located in an undisclosed location to talk to him about investing in Golden Silver.
Sean Lowman:
Just going to love that we combine these two podcasts.
Clay Clark:
Does he like Gold Star?
Sean Lowman:
He loves it. I think he loves it.
Andrew:
Clay Staire’s Precious Metals. This is Andrew.
Clay Clark:
Andrew, Hey, this is Clay Clark in Clay Stairs and Sean Lowman. And incredible James here with the Thrive Time Show. How are you sir?
Andrew:
I’m good. How are you guys doing?
Sean Lowman:
Hey, we’re doing great.
Clay Clark:
I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to disclose your name. Let me try it again here. Let me keep the audio here, man. Let me get this.
Speaker X:
Introduce the 12 time. Shall we introduce to you, man, we like to call Snakes. Should you want to buy gold or silver from undisclosed location-
Clay Clark:
Snakes on the line.
Speaker X:
What you want to do? You want to head to the back alley over there by Alfredos on you over there, brother. You get behind the dumpster, put on a brown bag. Don’t ask questions, you just knock twice on the door. You will answer the door. Then you put the brown bag and then you’ll hear like, don’t shovel a brown bag under the door. It’s a doggy door, right? They just wait and then there snakes won’t give you the golden silver.
Clay Clark:
Snakes. Seriously Snakes. Welcome on to the show, sir. For people out there, is it okay if we call you by your real name there, Andrew? Is that okay?
Andrew:
Yes, that’s fine.
Clay Clark:
Or should we use the code name, Jeff? Or we want to use Jeff?
Andrew:
If you tell anybody about Snakes, we got to kill you.
Clay Clark:
So seriously-
Andrew:
The horses headed
Clay Clark:
The horse head. What I’m going to do is I’m going to talk about some stuff. I’m going to go in light. This is good. But we’re going to bring a heavy topic here. In 1971, America decided to get off the gold standard.
Speaker X:
Thank you.
Clay Clark:
And this is something that people need to know, Andrew, without going super deep, why is it important for people to know that 1971 America got off of the gold standard? What does that mean?
Andrew:
That’s when our dollars basically became worthless. They became Fiat currency at that point. Nothing backing them at all.
Sean Lowman:
So what we need to understand is in 1971, Richard Nixon took us off of the gold standard. Previously our money, you always heard about Fort Knox. Basically our money retained its value because we had gold to back the dollars, Staires, does that make sense to?
Clay Clark:
That makes sense. For every dollar’s out there, there was some amount of gold sitting around that could back it up.
Sean Lowman:
And then what happened is through the passage of the 1971 through the Gold Standard Act, we moved off of the gold standard. So now, whenever government needs money, unlike you and I, government can simply print money they don’t have whenever they need money. So you hear about a 1.7 trillion stimulus package. I think a lot of people are wondering, wow, I wonder how they print all that. Are they using a bubble jet? Or what kind of printer are they using? Wow. So I want to ask you this. How does that work? You’re a gold expert there, but Andrew, how does that work? When government just prints 1.9 trillion for a stimulus package?
Andrew:
No one knows. It’s fraudulent as far as I know. Literally just the word is that they’re actually just taking the gold out of Fort Knox and using it to buy hostages back from different countries and printing dollars off and just telling us that there’s gold in Fort Knoxville. It’s unbelievable. But that’s what we’re going to do. Just print more dollars to do this new stimulus that Biden just passed. It’s unreal.
Sean Lowman:
So when we print money, the value of our currency goes down. But again, this is called the Gold Standard Act of 1971. Everybody can look this up. Look it up. When you look this up, you’re going to find that, wow, the president Richard Nixon got us off of the gold standard in 1971, and now we’re going to look up this thing and everyone needs to look this up. It’s called the inflation calculator. An inflation calculator. Now what you do with the inflation calculator, the actual web address, everybody, for a good time, go to us usinflationcalculator.com, and we’re going to say, if in the year 1990 you had put in some money into, let’s just say you had some money in let’s go 1990, and let’s say you had $100. Explain how this works if you had $100 in 1990, why is it worth less now, sir?
Andrew:
It’s every year that goes by our dollar is just becoming worth less, less and less. We need tangible assets. It’s the only thing that’s real. If you can’t hold it in your hand, then you don’t own it. And the dollar’s just becoming worthless. And just real quick, you guys.
Sean Lowman:
Oh sure.
Andrew:
You know who has helped manufacture this whole idea of going off of the gold standard in 1971 was a very young Allen Greens fan, and he’s the guy that’s been a big guy in the stock market for the past like 20 years or so, the Fed chairman, and they knew back then it was destined to fail.
Clay Clark:
Wow.
Sean Lowman:
So I want to make sure we all get this idea. 1970, when we moved off of the gold standard and the end of the year 2000, if you had $100, it would take $154 today to buy what you could buy for $100 in just the year 2000. Now Staires, if we go back to, what year were you born?
Clay Clark:
I was born 1964.
Sean Lowman:
1964. So here you go. 1964, if you took $100, 1964, you had it. And now you would need $846-
Clay Clark:
Wow.
Sean Lowman:
… To buy what you could have bought for $100 in 1964. Now let’s talk about gold. If people want to buy gold, I think we want to clarify this. The value of gold doesn’t go up. The value of the dollar goes down. And feel free to correct me because this is what you’ve been doing. How many years have you been buying and selling gold there, sir?
Andrew:
Since my first job in 1985.
Sean Lowman:
So Andrew, you’ve been buying and selling gold since 1985. And by the way, if people want to look you up right now, is there a website that people can go to or do you have a place where you kind of call home on the internet?
Andrew:
Yes. There’s a shortcut to our website. Goldisforever.com.
Sean Lowman:
So gold is-
Andrew:
Goldisforever.com
Sean Lowman:
And we’re going to have you on the show multiple times, but goldisforever.com. So let’s talk about this. The value of gold doesn’t go up. The value of the dollar goes down. How does that work?
Andrew:
Ideally, if the dollar is becoming less and less valuable, that makes the asset of gold just continue to go up in price, they’re supposed to counteract each other. Ever since the financial crisis back in 2008 and the stimulus packages in the quantitative easing that followed that, it’s not worth the way that it’s supposed to. We’re really needing a giant reset, and I believe that that’s what Donald Trump was actually trying to do. So we need a reset because the dollar is actually becoming worthless and China is about ready to overtake the US dollar as the world’s reserve currency.
Sean Lowman:
I’ll put a link to this-
Andrew:
You can look that up.
Sean Lowman:
… From Forbes. An article from Forbes, August 15th, 1971, a date which has lived in infamy. So people can learn more about this, but let’s get really practical. If I’m a school teacher listening right now and then, Staires, that’s a question for you.
Clay Clark:
I’ve just got a quick question here.
Sean Lowman:
Sure.
Clay Clark:
Goldisforever. Is that the website? Goldisforever.com?
Andrew:
Yes. Dot com.
Clay Clark:
I’m having problems getting there, Andrew. We just both typed it in.
Sean Lowman:
We typed it.
Andrew:
Let me give you a different. I’ll give you a different address. It’s BH like Beverly Hills, BHPM like precious metals.com.
Clay Clark:
Bhpm.com. Now we’re there. There we go.
Sean Lowman:
All right. There we go. And you go there. So let’s just say, if I’m listening right now, and I’m just trying to give some very real examples, talk to a lady, what, two weeks ago? Listens to our show all the time. It’s interesting how people like this reach out to us, but she says, hey, I’m coming to the conference. I’m coming to the conference in April. By the way, folks, if you haven’t yet bought your tickets for the April 16th and 17th conference right now and Staires, I was telling you about this earlier. General Flynn is going to be there. Folks, you can’t get a bigger speaker. General Flynn’s going to be there. Lynn Wood is going to be there. You’ve got Anne Van der Steele’s going to be there. Mark Victor Hansen from the Chicken Soup for the Soul’s going to be there. The bestselling author in the history of the world.
Clay Clark:
That’s crazy.
Sean Lowman:
The guy sold 500 million coffees. He’s going to be at the Thrive Time Show Conference. But she reaches out and this is a lady again. She’s in her 70s, she’s got a couple of hundred thousand dollars of cash saved, and she’s planning on using that for retirement. She’s on a fixed income. And she said, should I be buying gold? Again, we’re not giving financial advice. You’re not saying specifically go do this, but let’s speak to people out there listening who are north of 60, who’ve got a couple of hundred thousand dollars of cash, what should they be doing with it?
Andrew:
They should absolutely be parking some of it into gold. What I’ve found in doing this for as long as I have, is that people in the 65 plus age group, they’re the sons and daughters of adults that lived during the Great Depression and growing up at that time or shortly after, is a completely different mindset than now. Because that was the last time that the United States truly experienced some of the terrible hardships that other countries go through even today. So those people make up the biggest group of who I talk to and who I help provide Golden Silver to.
Sean Lowman:
Wait a second. Andrew. Hey, we got a guy named Andrew who’s a member of the Thrive Time Show. Andrew, before you leave, Andrew is a guy who’s going to have some questions for you. So before you take off you, I want you to… Because I know Andrew is buying real estate right now. He’s a big saver. Andrew, and I want have an opportunity for you to ask a question because again, people in my office ask me all the time, they say, how do I buy gold? So Andrew, slap on some headphones real quick. This guy, Andrew, you save a lot of money. What percentage of your income do you save?
Speaker X:
Right now we pretty much save my whole income and live off of man’s income.
Sean Lowman:
Your wife’s income, how old are you?
Speaker X:
22.
Sean Lowman:
How many houses do you own?
Clay Clark:
Wow. He’s counting
Speaker X:
Right now three.
Clay Clark:
Amazing.
Speaker X:
But soon to be four.
Sean Lowman:
But you live off your wife’s income entirely. He’s worked in an office for almost four years. Andrew, what questions do you have for the great one? A code name, Snakes.
Clay Clark:
Snakes.
Sean Lowman:
Andrew [inaudible 00:36:02] about buying gold.
Speaker X:
So-
Andrew:
Andrew.
Speaker X:
Hey, how you doing, man?
Andrew:
All right.
Speaker X:
Good. Hey, one question that I would have is if you did purchase gold, how liquid or fluid would it be if you needed to invest into something else or needed the money or what does that look like?
Andrew:
Oh, it’s so fast. Just the way that you would sell it back to me is you just call up and you just say, Andrew, I’ve got 15 ounces of gold that I’d like to sell back to you. What is a quote for 15 ounces of whatever gold it is for today? I give you the quote. You say, yes. I email you a FedEx label. You slap that on a box, pack it up and ship it on over to me fully insured.
Speaker X:
Beautiful.
Andrew:
You get a wire transfer the next day.
Clay Clark:
Next day.
Speaker X:
Next day.
Sean Lowman:
Andrew, you got to have another question. I know someone’s going to ask me in our team meeting, should I be buying gold? Should I be buying silver? Staires, you got question.
Clay Clark:
Yes. I’ve got some. Andrew, talk to us a little bit about not everybody out there has $250,000 sitting. So what should people be anticipating? I know where the price of gold is right now, but can somebody buy, like, I want to buy an ounce of gold. I have $1,800. Can I buy an ounce of gold? What kind of options are there for people that have some money but not a ton of money, and they want to convert over to gold or silver?
Andrew:
They should absolutely just give me a call, take the number right off the website and just have a little chat with me about what their short-term or long-term goals for gold or silver are and what dollar amount that they could start with. If they wanted to just buy one ounce of gold, of course I would sell you one ounce of gold, but I would recommend that you go with silver because you could get more bang for your buck.
Clay Clark:
There it is.
Andrew:
And silver has a better chance to double or triple than gold.
Clay Clark:
Wow.
Sean Lowman:
So let’s go to Whole Foods for a second. Andrew. Do you go to Whole Foods, you go to Walmart, do you go to Sprout?
Andrew:
I do.
Sean Lowman:
Where do you buy your stuff?
Speaker X:
Docs.
Sean Lowman:
You go to docks, the other Andrew. Andrew the gold. We got Snakes. We got to go to Snakes.
Speaker X:
We got to go, Snakes.
Sean Lowman:
Snakes-
Andrew:
At the moment-
Sean Lowman:
Where do you go, Snakes?
Clay Clark:
Snakes, where do you go to shop?
Andrew:
I’ll go to Whole Foods or Ralphs. We have Ralphs out here.
Sean Lowman:
And Andrew number two, the young whipper-snapper who saves all his income. Where do you shop?
Speaker X:
Docks here in-
Sean Lowman:
Have you ever tried to whip off a little piece of silver and say [inaudible 00:38:35] snake?
Speaker X:
Yes. The manager.
Sean Lowman:
I want to get some avocado, Snakes, and some silver. Have you ever tried to do that?
Speaker X:
No.
Sean Lowman:
Why?
Speaker X:
I haven’t.
Sean Lowman:
Why?
Speaker X:
Just never thought about it.
Sean Lowman:
Answer the question. No, I think that be a concern that I would have is when you’re trying to buy something with silver, should the dollar fall apart? Do people actually take that? Do people take payment and do people take silver and gold as a payment, Andrew aka Snakes?
Andrew:
Yes, they do. It’s actually estimated that really it’s only about one to 2% of the population, but there are people that do. One example that I know of where that actually happened was during Katrina when Louisiana in the New Orleans area was completely flooded and there were people that were blocked off from being able to get to areas where they could get supplies and food and they were trading whatever they could to be able to get that. And there are stories of small silver coins, smaller denominations, silver coins being traded for things like generators and food.
Sean Lowman:
So your website is bh-pm.com?
Andrew:
Right.
Sean Lowman:
You did not reach out to us and say, could I be on your show? We reached out to you because the state of Oklahoma has a Secretary of Commerce like every state and the Secretary of Commerce for the state of Oklahoma recommends you, so you come highly recommended not just by anybody, but by the Secretary of Commerce for the state of Oklahoma.
Speaker X:
Boom.
Sean Lowman:
We have time now for a final three questions in 90 seconds, I’m going to start with you, James, you’re an attorney. Then we’ll go to you, Andrew. Then we’ll go back to Staires and we’ll go to Sean. I guess four questions in 90 seconds. Make it quick, James.
Speaker X:
Snakes, nice to meet you. And Clay Staires, thanks for the introduction and all that.
Clay Clark:
Here we go. Stay on target. All right. Hey, there.
Speaker X:
This is what’s been puzzling me for a second. So let’s say that you have whatever supply of precious metals that you have. Let’s say you have a chest full. I just want to make this very, very simple example-
Stay on target.
… You have a bucket of silver. If you exchange that for $100, you now have $100 of fiat currency and you’ve given away your bucket of silver. So what do you then do-
Stay on target.
… With that $100 that you have that could be worthless?
Andrew:
That’s a disastrous scenario. And I hope that nobody would ever do it. It’s a disastrous scenario. You’re doomed. But I’m sure there’s some plenty of people out there that value the paper dollar more than silver.
Speaker X:
Let me share up a more realistic scenario. So the golden film. So if you within a hot tub at the hotel and you decide to just go in without anything because you think no one else is up yet because it’s three in morning. If you hop in completely without anything on at all, you hop in the hot tub and then somebody else, like a little old lady who decides to hop into the hot tub. So you tell her that you without clothes, if you just try to play it off like, hey, everybody, baby, she doesn’t have good vision. That’s what I’d like to talk about if you have time. Oh yes, back to you, Andrew.
Andrew:
I’d absolutely play it off.
Sean Lowman:
You heard it from the golden silver guy.
Speaker X:
There it is.
Snakes.
Andrew.
Andrew:
I would.
Speaker X:
Andrew, what question do you have there, sir?
I actually have two quick questions. One, do you recommend buying in bulk or more of a dollar cost average where you’re consistently buying a certain amount per month, per week, per year?
You’re referring to buying towels or gold?
Towels, of course. Is that not what they?-
Want to stay on topic.
Stay on topic.
Stay on target.
Stay on target.
Andrew:
If you’re just working with a little bit, I would just scale in what you’re talking about is scale in, scale in. And if you’re ever sold it, I would scale out. Hopefully you never sold it, but just do bit by bit by bit by bit. But most people that are retirement age just do one purchase at one time, and right now you’re lucky to get whatever you can get because there’s been a big run on gold and silver. The US mint has sold out of their key gold and silver products for the whole year. And that’s really put a lot of pressure on the inventory for the whole year of everything else out there.
Sean Lowman:
Third month of the year, we’re sold out for the year. Unbelievable. Clay Staires, we have time for one more question for you, and then probably a very deep question for me. So no matter what question you ask, I’ll probably one up you, I don’t want you to feel bad about that, but I’ll probably. You you go with your question. Then Sean can one up you and then I’ll triple one up him.
Clay Clark:
Sounds good. Let’s say I want to convert $500,000, half a million. Are you able to help me with that? Can that happen?
Andrew:
Easily.
Clay Clark:
And what would be that timeframe on that? Is that like 3, 4, 5 days, 3, 4, 5 weeks? What’s the timeframe on that and what does it look like? How does it show up at my house?
Andrew:
Excellent question. So let’s say that you call me and you let me know that that’s exactly what you’re looking to do. I would make a recommendation of percentage of gold versus a percentage of silver. Right now I’d probably go 75% silver, 25% gold. You say, yes. I email you a trade ticket locking in the price. So if tomorrow it goes up quite a bit like it did today, you’re locked in at the lower price. You wire funds tomorrow or the next day, whichever works best for you, wire funds to us, and then we ship usually within 24 hours, if not the same day.
Clay Clark:
You ship gold? Do you also ship your pants?
Andrew:
I would. I don’t think they’re worth anything.
Clay Clark:
There you go.
Andrew:
I might have some old 36s.
Clay Clark:
And when it shows up on my doorstep, what is it in? Is there a Brinks truck that pulls up in my driveway? What does that look like?
Andrew:
Actually, they show up in FedEx or boxes, plain brown boxes wrapped like every which way by strapping tape via FedEx, and they’re fully insured to your doorstep.
Clay Clark:
Fantastic.
Andrew:
It’s the most amazing thing.
Sean Lowman:
Do you provide three lead pipes for every four orders of gold? Charm. One question. A final question.
Speaker X:
All right, so I’m going to try and keep this simple. I’ve heard about the price of silver and gold being kept artificially low by nefarious people who have the power to do that. Is there any truth to that? If so, why would they want to do that? How could they do that? What’s going on there?
Andrew:
It is true. And JP Morgan has the biggest known stash of silver out there. They have 600 million ounces. At the same time, they have a massive short position on the silver coms market and it’s borderline fraudulent. So that’s why we don’t see silver move. Everything else during Covid has blasted off. We’ve seen like gold, we’ve seen real estate, we’ve seen Bitcoin, we’ve seen stocks, we’ve seen everything. But silver has doubled in price during that time, but it’s still about only 60% of the value of where it was at its high in 2010. So it really is-
Sean Lowman:
Let me-
Andrew:
… The next thing.
Sean Lowman:
… Do this here. I’m going to cue up a ’90s acapella song by a group called Shai. And as I’m playing that, you might be wondering, why would I do that? What is the purpose? And some of you might say, why are we having a show about buying gold? It’s the same thought. It’s like, why? I don’t understand. Ponder yourself. Why are we having a show about gold? And why am I playing in ’90s R and B acapella songs? Think about it folks. We’re going to go right through the first chorus and I’ll answer for you.
Speaker X:
(Singing)
Sean Lowman:
You remember Shai? The group Shai?
Speaker X:
I have no idea.
Sean Lowman:
No? These guys were legit.
Speaker X:
(Singing).
Sean Lowman:
Do you remember this?
Speaker X:
Sound legit.
Sean Lowman:
Snakes, do you remember this group?
Andrew:
I don’t.
Speaker X:
(Singing).
Andrew:
I’m pretty good at this stuff. And I don’t remember it.
Speaker X:
(Singing).
Clay Clark:
Sean, you remember this group?
Speaker X:
Nope.
(Singing).
Vote for three. For four.
You guys are not down with the… No.
Sean Lowman:
I’ll tell you why. Why did I play that? Because I like it. Why am I talking about gold? Because I like it too.
Clay Clark:
There it is.
Sean Lowman:
I like buying gold. It’s a tangible asset. It always goes up in value. And if you want to protect the hard-earned money you’ve worked for, you’ve got to invest in, I recommend, real estate, gold and silver, baby real estate, gold and silver, I recommend. Real estate, gold and silver, and I recommend that when your states Secretary of Commerce says, listen, I personally recommend this guy. It might make sense to go with that guy. So I’m telling you, I know people that buy Golden and Silver from today’s guest, and I think that you should too. So if you’re looking to buy Golden and Silver, I don’t make a commission, although I’ve asked, I don’t make a commission, and I encourage you to check out Andrew [inaudible 00:47:36] AKA Snakes. His website is bh-pm.com. We’ll get you booked on the show again. That’s bh-pm.com. Thank you for joining us, and I want you to know this folks on this audio only program as we talk to Andrew. Andrew, where are you located there, Mr. Snakes, what state?
Andrew:
The office is in Beverly Hills. I’m currently in Sherman Oaks, California.
Sean Lowman:
I can just tell you, sir, you smell terrific and we appreciate you for being here.
Andrew:
Excellent. Thanks for having me, you guys. I hope to be back soon.
Sean Lowman:
Take care. Bye. That’s unbelievable. So many people have questions about gold and silver buying. This guy knows the answers right there folks. Again, if you want to learn more, go to bh-pm.com and without any further ado, we’re going to end this show with a boom. Here we go. Three, two, one. Boom.
Speaker X:
Well, I’m a Mortgage Broker, I’ve been a Mortgage Broker for 11 years and we’re here and in sunny San Diego. He was very engaging, he was very charming, he was very humorous, and his presentation had a very practical side too. So he just do things that you can use to make yourself more successful, to make your business more successful, but perhaps most significantly, he’s got that genuine enthusiasm. So I’m a pretty positive, enthusiastic guy as it is, but I’ll tell you, after I listened to that presentation, it was like an emotional springboard.
A lot of the times I find myself working to the point of exhaustion where I’m running out of time, and that’s because I don’t have the systems in place. He was fantastic. It was just, again, one of the best presentations I’ve ever seen. And keep in mind too that I’ve seen some pretty good presenters in my time. I’ve seen Jack Canfield, I’ve seen Tony Robbins, and I’ll tell you that Clay made a far greater impact on me than any of those other speakers, as great as they are, and as great as they were at that time.
Dr. Mark Moore:
Hi, I’m Dr. Mark Moore. I’m a Pediatric Dentist. Through our new digital marketing plan, we have seen a market increase in the number of new patients that we’re seeing every month, year over year. One month, for example, we went from 110 new patients the previous year to over 180 new patients in the same month. And overall, our average is running about 40 to 42% increase month over month, year over year. The group of people required to implement our new digital marketing plan is immense, starting with a business coach, videographers, photographers, web designers. Back when I graduated dental school in 1985, nobody advertised. The only marketing that was ethically allowed in everybody’s eyes was mouth-to-mouth marketing. By choosing to use the services you’re choosing to use a proof and turnkey marketing and coaching system that will grow your practice and get you the results that you are looking for. I went to the University of Oak of Oklahoma College of Dentistry, graduated in 1983, and then I did my pediatric dental residency at Baylor College of Dentistry from 1983 to 1985. I established my practice here in Tulsa in 1985.
Clay Clark:
One of the things that I hear in my world a lot as a business consultant from business owners, as they will tell me, Clay, I want you to help me, but my industry is different, and so on today’s show, I’m going to introduce you to a wonderful client who’s a pediatric dentist, and I also am going to introduce you to a wonderful client who’s a real estate agent, and I’m also going to introduce you to a wonderful client who does mortgages and a wonderful client who’s a family doctor and a wonderful client who trains dogs and a wonderful client who runs the UPS stores for all of Canada. Then I’ll introduce you to a wonderful client who has a massive real estate franchise empire. Then I’m going to introduce you to a wonderful client that sells new homes. Then I’m going to introduce you to a wonderful client who sells insurance, and then a wonderful client who runs a church and the wonderful client who sells insurance.
I think I mentioned that. A wonderful client that has a research lab, and at the end of the day, you’ll discover that if you will follow the proven systems that I will teach you at our in-person workshops or through our one-on-one coaching program, it’s like bumper bowling for business. It’s like if you’re tired of throwing gutter balls and you want to have success, this system will absolutely change your life. It’s a step-by-step system, it’s a linear workflow. It’s going to absolutely change your life. Now without any further ado, here is Dr. Morrow sharing about how this system has changed his life and his business’ life in the lives of his employees and the growth of his pediatric dentistry. So here we go.
Charles Kola:
Hello, my name is Charles Kola with Kola Fitness. Today I want to tell you a little bit about Clay Clark and how I know Clay Clark. Clay Clark has been my business coach since 2017. He’s helped us grow from two locations to now six locations. We’re planning to do seven locations in seven years, and then franchise and Clay’s done a great job of helping us navigate anything that has to do with running the business, building the systems, the checklists, the workflows, the audits, how to navigate lease agreements, how to buy property, how to work with brokers and builders. This guy’s just an amazing. This kind of guy has worked in every single industry. He’s written books with Lee Crockwell, head of Disney with the 40,000 cast members. He’s friends with like Mike Lindell. He does Reawaken America tours where he does these tours all across the country where 10,000 or more people show up to some of these tours.
On the day-to-day, he does anywhere from about 160 companies. He’s at the top. He has a team of business coaches, videographers and graphic designers and web developers, and they run 160 companies every single week. So think of this guy with a team of business coaches running 160 companies. So in the weekly, he’s running 160 companies. Every six to eight weeks, he’s doing Reawaken America tours. Every six to eight weeks, he’s also doing business conferences where 200 people show up, and he teaches people a 13 step proven system that he’s done and worked with billionaires, helping them grow their companies. So I’ve seen guys from startups go from startup to being multimillionaires, teaching people how to get time freedom and financial freedom through the system. Critical thinking, document creation, making it, organizing everything in their head to building it into a franchisable scalable business.
One of his businesses has 500 franchises. That’s just one of the companies or brands that he works with. So amazing guy, Elon Musk, kind of like smart guy. He kind of comes off sometimes a socially awkward, but he’s so brilliant and he’s taught me so much when I say that Clay, he doesn’t care what people think when you’re talking to him. He cares about where you’re going in your life and where he can get you to go. And that’s what I like him most about. He’s like a good coach. A coach isn’t just making you feel good all the time. A coach is actually helping you get to the best you. And Clay has been an amazing business coach. Through the course of that, we became friends. When I was really most impressed with him is when I was shadowing him one time, we went into a business deal and listened to it.
I got to shadow and listen to it. And when we walked out, I knew that he could make millions on the deal and they were super excited about working with him. And he told me, he’s like, I’m not going to touch it. I’m going to turn it down. Because he knew it was going to harm the common good of people in the long run. And the guy’s integrity just really wowed me. It brought tears to my eyes to see that this guy, his highest desire was to do what’s right. And anyways, just an amazing man. So anyways, impacted me a lot. He’s helped navigate anytime I’ve got nervous or worried about how to run the company or navigating competition and an economy that’s like, I remember we got closed down for three months. He helped us navigate on how to stay open, how to get back open, how to just survive through all the covid shutdowns, lockdowns, because our clubs were all closed for three months and you have $350,000 of bills you’ve got to pay, and we have no accounts receivable.
He helped us navigate that, and of course we were conservative enough that we could afford to take that on for a period of time, but anyways, great, man. I’m very impressed with him. So Clay, thank you for everything you’re doing and I encourage you, if you haven’t worked with Clay, work with Clay, he’s going to help magnify you. And there’s nobody I have ever met that has the ability to work as hard as he does. He probably sleeps four, maybe six hours a day, and literally the rest of the time he’s working and he can outwork everybody in the room every single day and he loves it. So anyways, this is Charles Kola with Kola Fitness. Thank you Clay. And anybody out there that’s wanting to work with Clay, it’s a great, great opportunity to ever work with him. So you guys have a blessed one. This is Charles Kola. We’ll see you guys. Bye-bye.
Clay Clark:
The Thrive Time Show Today, interactive business workshops are the highest and most reviewed business workshops on the planet. You can learn the proven 13 point business systems that Dr. Zoellner and I have used over and over to start and grow successful companies. When we get into the specifics, the specific steps on what you need to do to optimize your website, we’re going to teach you how to fix your conversion rate. Now, we’re going to teach you how to do a social media marketing campaign that works. How do you raise capital? How do you get a small business loan? We teach you everything you need to know here during a two day, 15 hour workshop. It’s all here for you. You work every day in your business, but for two days you can escape and work on your business and build these proven systems. So now you can have a successful company that will produce both the time freedom and the financial freedom that you deserve.
You’re going to leave energized, motivated, but you’re also going to leave empowered. The reason why I’ve built these workshops is because as an entrepreneur, I always wish that I had this, and because there wasn’t anything like this, I would go to these motivational seminars, no money down, real estate, Ponzi scheme, get motivated seminars, and they would never teach me anything. It was like you went there and you paid for the big chocolate Easter Bunny, but inside of it was a hollow nothingness and I wanted the knowledge. And they’re like, oh, but we’ll teach you the knowledge after our next workshop. And the great thing is we have nothing to upsell. At every workshop we teach you what you need to know. There’s no one in the back of the room trying to sell you some next big get rich quick walk on Hot Cole’s product.
It’s literally, we teach you the brass tack, the specific stuff that you need to know to learn how to start and grow a business room. But I encourage you to not believe what I’m saying, and I want you to Google the Z66 auto auction. I want you to Google Elephant In The Room. Look at Robert Zoellner and Associates. Look them up and say, are they successful because they’re geniuses or are they successful because they have a proven system? When you do that research, you will discover that the same system that we use in our own business can be used in your business. Come to Tulsa, book a ticket, and I guarantee you it’s going to be the best business workshop ever and we’ll even give you your money back if you don’t love it. We’ve built this facility for you and we’re excited to see you.