Daniel Packard

When you're in pain, just give me some results. If somebody stabs you and you go to the ER, you don't want the doctor to say, hey, let's unlock your infinite potential. It's like, no, man, Just stop the bleeding. I could just do your job, you know? So we're about not shiny language, but just real results. By the way, if there's a doctor listening to this, I would love you to say that in an ER.

When you're in pain, just give me some results. If somebody stabs you and you go to the ER, you don't want the doctor to say, hey, let's unlock your infinite potential. It's like, no, man, Just stop the bleeding. I could just do your job, you know? So we're about not shiny language, but just real results. By the way, if there's a doctor listening to this, I would love you to say that in an ER.

Someone walks in choking and you're like, hey, we're going to awaken your greatness. It's like, no, if you could just unblock my windpipe, that would really be great. But we're about results fast. And so I looked at the database of our clients and I could see several clients were already being free of what held them back. It's results is what gets me up in the morning.

Someone walks in choking and you're like, hey, we're going to awaken your greatness. It's like, no, if you could just unblock my windpipe, that would really be great. But we're about results fast. And so I looked at the database of our clients and I could see several clients were already being free of what held them back. It's results is what gets me up in the morning.

Someone walks in choking and you're like, hey, we're going to awaken your greatness. It's like, no, if you could just unblock my windpipe, that would really be great. But we're about results fast. And so I looked at the database of our clients and I could see several clients were already being free of what held them back. It's results is what gets me up in the morning.

And that's because when I was a kid, my dad was a scientist and he said something to me that was pretty profound. He said, you know, a lot of people can have a theory or an idea, but you don't know if that theory or idea is real. You don't know if that person knows what they're talking about. It's the person that gets results. That's the person you should listen to.

And that's because when I was a kid, my dad was a scientist and he said something to me that was pretty profound. He said, you know, a lot of people can have a theory or an idea, but you don't know if that theory or idea is real. You don't know if that person knows what they're talking about. It's the person that gets results. That's the person you should listen to.

And that's because when I was a kid, my dad was a scientist and he said something to me that was pretty profound. He said, you know, a lot of people can have a theory or an idea, but you don't know if that theory or idea is real. You don't know if that person knows what they're talking about. It's the person that gets results. That's the person you should listen to.

That's the person that actually knows what they're talking about. And he said, results matter. And that phrase of results matters. We live in a world with so much noise and opinions and thoughts. It's great. Everyone's got a voice. But hey, sometimes you just want results. And most people don't get results. And I liked getting results. My dad let me use his workshop when I was a kid.

That's the person that actually knows what they're talking about. And he said, results matter. And that phrase of results matters. We live in a world with so much noise and opinions and thoughts. It's great. Everyone's got a voice. But hey, sometimes you just want results. And most people don't get results. And I liked getting results. My dad let me use his workshop when I was a kid.

That's the person that actually knows what they're talking about. And he said, results matter. And that phrase of results matters. We live in a world with so much noise and opinions and thoughts. It's great. Everyone's got a voice. But hey, sometimes you just want results. And most people don't get results. And I liked getting results. My dad let me use his workshop when I was a kid.

He was very generous. And I became a little kid inventor. I don't know if you remember Ferris Bueller's Day Off. where he had like the pulleys and the things in his room. When I saw that, I thought, ooh, I want to make cool stuff. And so I would invent things in my dad's workshop that got results. It's very satisfying.

He was very generous. And I became a little kid inventor. I don't know if you remember Ferris Bueller's Day Off. where he had like the pulleys and the things in his room. When I saw that, I thought, ooh, I want to make cool stuff. And so I would invent things in my dad's workshop that got results. It's very satisfying.

He was very generous. And I became a little kid inventor. I don't know if you remember Ferris Bueller's Day Off. where he had like the pulleys and the things in his room. When I saw that, I thought, ooh, I want to make cool stuff. And so I would invent things in my dad's workshop that got results. It's very satisfying.

And then I went to engineering school where I was properly trained how to look at a seemingly complex, unsolvable problem, how to break it down into its simple mechanical components. Then that's just a theory. Great. But then what do you got to do? You build a prototype, a real thing. And then what do you do? You test it and you see, does it get results?

And then I went to engineering school where I was properly trained how to look at a seemingly complex, unsolvable problem, how to break it down into its simple mechanical components. Then that's just a theory. Great. But then what do you got to do? You build a prototype, a real thing. And then what do you do? You test it and you see, does it get results?

And then I went to engineering school where I was properly trained how to look at a seemingly complex, unsolvable problem, how to break it down into its simple mechanical components. Then that's just a theory. Great. But then what do you got to do? You build a prototype, a real thing. And then what do you do? You test it and you see, does it get results?

It often doesn't because it's, and then what do you do? You can spend months, if not years, tweaking and optimizing and refining until something actually just works. The Wright brothers, the plane that actually flew was built four years earlier. It didn't fly. But four years of tweaking, optimizing, refining, finally they got the prototype.

It often doesn't because it's, and then what do you do? You can spend months, if not years, tweaking and optimizing and refining until something actually just works. The Wright brothers, the plane that actually flew was built four years earlier. It didn't fly. But four years of tweaking, optimizing, refining, finally they got the prototype.

It often doesn't because it's, and then what do you do? You can spend months, if not years, tweaking and optimizing and refining until something actually just works. The Wright brothers, the plane that actually flew was built four years earlier. It didn't fly. But four years of tweaking, optimizing, refining, finally they got the prototype.