How I Landed 3 Millionaire Mentors Overnight

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00:00What's up, Elon? What's going on?

00:02I just dropped like a 150 milligram edible and I'm feeling f***ing zooted.

00:08You know what? I'm going to call you back later, dude.

00:11Wouldn't it be amazing if you could just call up millionaires and billionaires for advice?

00:17I met a presidential candidate, a multimillionaire entrepreneur,

00:21and my YouTube manager, Christian, is on a mission to meet the famous podcaster, Chris Williamson.

00:25Why should you care? Because we want to show you the exact steps it takes to increase your network

00:30and meet your dream mentor without any cash, without any connections, just easy.

00:36I believe that one relationship has the power to change your entire life,

00:40and we're going to prove it to you today.

00:42I want to start by just saying hysterical that I'm coming after a presidential candidate,

00:46like no pressure at all.

00:47I can't believe that this guy has come to Miami, bought a personalized cake,

00:51put Pom's face on it, and is going to hand deliver it.

00:54I have to give no one better to discuss thriving as a business leader in a recessionary period.

01:00I actually think this is going to work.

01:02Cody Sanchez.

01:04The number one reason my companies do $50 million a year in revenue is through the people I know.

01:12Three steps I use to get the dream job, business partners, and mentors.

01:16So part one, how do you stand out?

01:19I call the value bomb.

01:21We're living in a more connected world than ever.

01:23Everyone is one message away.

01:26The problem is, the people you want to connect with, everyone else wants to connect with them too.

01:31Value bombing is offering so much value, they can't ignore you.

01:35That's the secret.

01:36This is my YouTube manager, Christian, and in order to prove that you don't need a big name

01:41to meet somebody with a big name, he will be doing all the steps necessary

01:45to prove anyone is capable of getting the mentors they want as long as they put in the work.

01:50Do I have to do this?

01:52Yeah.

01:53Yeah, you do.

01:54He's obviously a little bit nervous about it.

01:56This is Chris Williamson, top 10 podcaster in the world, and Christian is a big fanboy.

02:01The law of reciprocity says, when you gift someone something, they inherently feel like

02:06they owe you something in return.

02:08So, that's what we started with.

02:11Christian composed a beautiful email saying, basically, I found your top performing YouTube

02:15video, clipped it up, made a thumbnail and a title.

02:19I estimate you can receive another 2 million views and roughly 6 to 8K in AdSense.

02:24It worked perfectly.

02:26So, we've just got a response from Chris Williamson, so he has come back to me saying,

02:31hello mate, I appreciate this approach, very proactive, find me on Saturday and say hi.

02:38Nailed it!

02:38Pretty perfect, isn't it?

02:40This is not going to work.

02:43There's actually me that sent you that email of the clip of...

02:48No way!

02:49Nice to meet you.

02:50Yeah, nice to meet you.

02:51Nice to meet you.

02:51How are you doing?

02:52Yeah, good, thank you.

02:53But I must get 20 or probably 50 messages like that a week.

03:00Yours is the first one that I reply to.

03:02So, how to get this right?

03:03Stand out by getting to know them.

03:05This is Sam Parr.

03:06Sam had a media company with millions of followers.

03:09He eventually sold that media company for 20 million plus to HubSpot.

03:13But back in the day, I was working in finance, didn't know Sam at all.

03:16I wanted to get in front of Sam.

03:17I was trying to start a newsletter, wanted to learn all of his secrets.

03:21He didn't want to respond to my one-off email and the thousands of others that came to him.

03:25So, what did I do?

03:26Instead of doing the same thing as everybody else, I sent him a package.

03:30I broke what's called the fourth wall.

03:31Basically, I sent him a package to his office by Googling his office location at The Hustle.

03:36And inside of it were like an obscene amount of Butterfingers.

03:40I think the box was like this big.

03:41Maybe it cost me 100 bucks.

03:43It was packed with Butterfingers.

03:45Cody sent me literally 50 Butterfingers.

03:48And I knew that Sam's favorite little fat boy snack was Butterfingers because he wouldn't shut up about it on his podcast, which I listened to at the time.

03:55Because of that, inside of a massive amount of Butterfingers, I basically put a little card that just said,

03:59I love what you're doing at The Hustle.

04:00Really appreciate you and everything that you're doing.

04:03Here's my email.

04:04I'd love to connect.

04:05I won't take up any of your time.

04:07Feel free to eat these things if you don't want to talk.

04:08Because it was so weird, not only did Sam email me back, but he also took a little snap of it, posted it on the socials.

04:16When Sam emailed me, I was really specific in my ask.

04:19And it was tiny.

04:21I was like, Sam, I think your stuff's awesome.

04:23I'm starting a newsletter.

04:25If you were going to start one today, what platform would you use?

04:27It took him 10 seconds to respond.

04:29And I used those 10 seconds to continue forward.

04:32So, break the fourth wall.

04:34That's how you stand out.

04:35Fourth wall break inside a fourth wall break.

04:38How to get this right.

04:40One tiny ask.

04:41You're not asking to meet them.

04:43You're not asking to pick their brain with coffee.

04:45Gross, by the way.

04:46Who wants their brain picked?

04:47Such a weird saying.

04:48I'm going to pick my brains.

04:49They're unpickable.

04:50Two, the ask can be something that they can respond to in 10 seconds that shows that you understand what their unique skill or interest is.

04:59For instance, Cody, how do I get rich?

05:02Not a good ask.

05:03So, if you reach out to me, you might ask, Cody, I'm buying my first business and I need to get a lender.

05:09Which one do you like to use the most?

05:11What are your top three lenders?

05:12It's really easy.

05:13I can respond in 30 seconds.

05:14It also shows that you know what I am talking about.

05:18Think about a way where at the end of me engaging with you somehow, there's a little smile on my face.

05:24And ideally, I want to share it.

05:25You don't have to get this right every time, but that is certainly how you get it right.

05:29So, we tried to recreate this approach with Anthony Pompliano, renowned investor, an entrepreneur.

05:34I sent poor little Christian to connect with Pomp with nothing but a nice note and a personalized cake.

05:41It worked so well that we ended up with a one-on-one ex-Navy SEAL as security.

05:47AKA, it didn't work at all.

05:49But that brings me to my next point.

05:51The reason that it didn't work is a couple of things.

05:54One is, we didn't think about our audience.

05:57Pomp has a private office.

05:58He doesn't want people sending random stuff to him.

06:00Two, we didn't tell him beforehand that we were going to send something like this.

06:04Three, maybe you don't send like a cake that's open packaging to somebody that anybody could mess with.

06:10Not my brightest moment.

06:12Although, I love his face on this cake.

06:14I mean, I still think it's a great idea.

06:16But the truth is, you want to take a little risk.

06:20The worst thing that's going to happen, you're going to have a good story to show for it.

06:23Step four, being ballsy.

06:25The chances are, you have an influential person in your realm of connections, in your network.

06:30And if not, you've walked past them on the street, saw them, or could see them, especially with all the conferences going on in the world.

06:36So, you need to take your chances.

06:38Last month, I spoke at a conference.

06:40Turns out, we ran into a future presidential candidate.

06:43We got a presidential candidate up there?

06:45And then we have me.

06:45It's basically the same thing.

06:47No difference whatsoever.

06:48Or, he ran into us.

06:50Literally.

06:51Good to see you.

06:53Give him an email address.

06:54Like a Twitter DM is probably the easiest.

06:57Twitter DM is probably the easiest.

06:57Introducing Vivek Ramaswamy.

07:00Rolls right off the top.

07:01He's worth half a billion dollars and running for president.

07:04The most important job in the world.

07:06Now, when he walked in the room at the event, even I sat in the corner and didn't introduce myself.

07:11But my husband did.

07:12Which ended up leading to my 28-year-old YouTube consultant on our team telling them that their social strategy essentially sucks.

07:20And they were totally fucking up and doing it wrong.

07:22People don't care about this kind of stuff on Instagram.

07:24This is an example of something that's way too overdone.

07:27This type of stuff should never be on Instagram.

07:29But we ended up advising them for the next 30 minutes because of that intro and now we're in Columbus on the way to a presidential candidate's campaign headquarters because we had the balls to ask him a question.

07:42Well, actually, I didn't have the balls.

07:44This guy did.

07:46By the way, that's my husband who got looped into this YouTube video despite lots of protests.

07:52He had the balls to do one thing that all of us weirdo YouTubers didn't, which was like, get out of our seat and shake the hand.

07:58This presidential candidate.

07:59So I don't know a lot about presidential campaigns, but I know a thing or seven about social media.

08:04So I thought, could we make his Instagram great again?

08:09That's not funny.

08:10So now we're going to figure out how do we take this to the next level?

08:13How do we seal the deal?

08:15Speaking of seal the deal, I do deals for you guys all day long.

08:19But the only deal you have to do is to hit that subscribe button.

08:22When we arrived in Ohio, we talked all about social media strategy, politics.

08:26And my husband and I were even invited on his podcast, which is wild.

08:29Sorry, guys.

08:29Get away here.

08:30We would have never gotten this if we hadn't shaken a hand, stood up.

08:36Now, you may not be in the same room as a presidential candidate.

08:39We had to make that happen ourselves.

08:40But who in your area do you know?

08:42Who is speaking at an event you could go to?

08:45What if when you shook their hands, you had an actual plan?

08:47Or who else knows somebody powerful that could make an introduction for you?

08:52What separates the winners from the losers are those who get a little uncomfortable.

08:57Here's how to get this right.

08:59First, position yourself as valuable.

09:01You are an expert in some field.

09:03What is the area where you could get free advice for 30 minutes?

09:06Two, have a clear ask.

09:08We didn't need an ask with Vivek.

09:09We had a give, which is even better.

09:12You don't want to waste their time and waffle around with what you're going to say.

09:14Clear ask 30 seconds or don't say it.

09:17Now, here's how to mess this up.

09:18Big requests.

09:19Can I grab a coffee?

09:21No, God, please, no.

09:23No, no.

09:25How do they know that you can actually help them if you haven't painted a really specific

09:29picture?

09:30The second is thirst traps.

09:31Don't do it.

09:32Don't be needy.

09:33Here's the way we quench our thirst.

09:35You want to be seen as you don't need them.

09:37You're doing them a solid.

09:39Lastly, you don't need to be an expert.

09:41You could also be an expert connector.

09:43Leverage the people you know, connect the two.

09:45And then every time those two people meet, they're going to think of you.

09:48The difference between an incredible life, an exceptional life, and a normal life are

09:53the people that you let in the door.

09:55Problem is, most of your friends you've been hanging around with all your life are not going

09:58to get you where you want to go.

09:59So who are you going to apply this to today?

10:01Pick three people.

10:02You can comment them below.

10:03Maybe somebody on this YouTube video knows that one person you're trying to connect with

10:08because one connection can change your whole life.

10:11You

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