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Legacy Digging Two Native Sons Podcast. Are you Creating an Environment Others Want to Join? Featuring Richard Blank

This episode of the Legacy Digging with 2 Native Sons podcast features guest Richard Blank from Costa Rica's Call Center. Hosts Scott and Patrick discuss the power of tapping into unique personal traits to build a meaningful legacy and impact others.

Inside-Out Perspective: Approaching life and leadership by focusing on your internal mindset first.Plugging In: Understanding the compounding power of active human connection. Relationship Building: Prioritizing genuine connections over superficial networking.Journey Scars: Embracing past failures, authenticity, and realness as tools to guide others. Foundation & Growth: Tracking personal developmental levels and ensuring your foundation is stable.??

Memorable Quotes “To me the 1st draft is the best draft.”
“I'm really only as stable as my foundation...”

Embrace the experiences as those times help develop the gift that you're meant to share. If you're not embracing the experiences, who are you missing out on to impact? Within this episode, Scott and Patrick had an amazing conversation with Richard Blank discussing the unlikely journey of being able to impact the lives of others as a result of tapping into the uncommon. When you understand the power of what you possess, you can create major impact in the lives of others.

In this episode, Scott, Patrick, and Richard talk about:
•Approaching from an inside out perspective.
•Power of connecting and plugging in.
•The need for relationship building.
•Realness and journey scars you possess.
•Understanding levels and growth.
Memorable Quotes
“....To me the 1st draft is the best draft.”
“I'm really only as stable as my foundation....”
You have a story that others need to hear, but how deep does your story run and what impact will that create? We are all planting seeds in a garden that we will never see, but how are you viewing the seeds you're planting? The power of your legacy and the depth of the impact is something many don't consider or focus upon. Life isn't about us, but the lives we impact. Scott and Patrick are finding ways to introduce the stories of others, the view on the legacy of others, and what others are working on that many don't know. They are driven on helping others find their heart story and what makes them unique. What's your view on legacy and your heart story that's central to your core? Let's go!

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Transcript
00:00So tell us a little bit about what that expansion looks like when somebody's maybe gone through, you know, and
00:06kind of learned everything and has gone to the next level.
00:09You know, what does that look like? Do you guys still stay involved?
00:11Are you guys investors into some of these things with people maybe going on next level?
00:15What does that look like?
00:17Well, you're always investing in their momentum.
00:20I just want to take one step back for a second in regards to these quality insurance calls that you're
00:24talking about.
00:25I think individuals should take another 30 seconds to a minute to do some due diligence, maybe look up a
00:31website, maybe look up a LinkedIn profile.
00:34So instead of just calling you, sir, we can talk about the 17 years you had in the center or
00:39where you are.
00:42We live in the United States and have those things in common.
00:44And so today, since a lot of people are not answering the phones or people are downsizing or working from
00:51home, a lot of the strategies we use in some of the verticals that we have is by sending emails
00:57and leaving voicemails.
00:58Because a lot of the calls, you're just catching people that contact ratio is a lot lower.
01:02So my suggestion is instead of blasting out 150 emails a day, why don't you do 120 and take a
01:09little bit of extra time to congratulate somebody on a promotion or do something in regards to the company culture?
01:15And so I have seen an increased ratio of responses in regards to these custom-made voicemails and emails.
01:23And if you're even talking insurance, why don't you Google map where they live and talk about the beautiful white
01:29porch and how they spent the last 50 years in that house?
01:31And so those are the sort of things.
01:34And I couldn't agree with you more.
01:36I almost tell them to put the checkbook away.
01:38And I just want to talk to you.
01:41At the end of the call, you know, after I've lasted 15 rounds and you've given me some country time
01:46lemonade, then we can talk about the other steps.
01:50But I love asking follow-up questions and looking at photographs and finding out people's histories because those are excellent
01:57ways to find tons of things in common.
02:00Absolutely.
02:00But it's a beautiful thing, especially coming from somebody in a position like you, Richard, that CEO position, actually taking
02:10the humanistic approach when you're working with individuals,
02:13when you're working with your workforce, your agents that are there to help with the business, to grow the business.
02:22But your approach and your view is really getting to that human level and taking an interest in who they
02:31are as an individual.
02:32And I think that's one thing that a lot of people have lost in today's society is taking the time
02:38to get to know somebody at a human level.
02:41And so I think, like, with our initial call, that vulnerability piece, that transparency piece for somebody in your position,
02:50what you're doing really does set the standards for somebody that is, if you're trying to grow, build, take the
02:58time and look at where you're at and say,
03:00is there something else that I need to do?
03:02Do I need to adjust?
03:03Do I need to get at a different level that maybe I'm overlooking?
03:07Because we've got it so quick in society where it's the microwave, the instant gratification, Amazon, two-day prime.
03:14You get it right away and we miss out on that humanistic aspect, which is the sad part because we're
03:21missing the core piece of the person.
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