Unlocking Desire: The Missing Ingredient in Marketing and Sales | #Success - Ep. 04
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Excited to have you guys here and excited for this new format. I've really been enjoying it and actually gotten really good feedback from you guys so far. So unless something else changes, we're going to keep on going down this path, which will be a lot of fun of me just kind of picking topics I want to geek out on in different areas. So today's topic I want to talk about is desire. But what's interesting is I want to talk about this from different uh, like probably two different standpoints. One from you as a marketer who's trying to create desire in the hearts of the people you are selling because more desire to have the thing you're selling, the more likely they are to buy. But number two, how do you create desire in your own heart, right?
In your own body, in your own thing, like, you know, you should be desiring this thing, but you're not like, how do you, how do you create desire? And then on top of that, how do you influence people? It's kind of a multi-purpose thing. So I don't know if this one's categorized under secrets of success or marketing secrets or selling, but it's kind of a blend of all those. But it's been something that's been on my mind a lot recently from a lot of standpoints. Obviously – Uh, I think it, for me, it stems off of, I mean, honestly, number one is my kids. Like I love my kids. They are the coolest people in the world. Uh, but they are also for me, the hardest people to influence, like, and to help and to guide and to teach.
And it's so weird to me, you know, like, um, all people who pay me insane amounts of money for me to give them my advice. And my kids are like, dad knows nothing. I'm like, I swear I know something like that. I'm sure you guys experience that if you have kids as well. It's really hard to be – what do they say? It's hard to be a prophet in your own hometown, right? And so that's been interesting. So I keep thinking about it. I'm like, how do I create desire in my kids for stuff that's good, right? Stuff that they should desire for like God and like eating healthy and being – like all these things I just – like I have huge desire for but they don't. How do I influence them? How do I – it's hard, right? But then at the same time, it's like, okay, how do I –
The people I'm influencing, like my funnel hackers, my prime movers, the people I'm trying to help in their journey, like how do I influence them? If they already have desire, how do I increase that desire so that they're more likely to actually follow through and actually do the things? And then on the third side for myself, it's like I know there's things I should be doing that maybe I'm not doing and it's because I don't desire them, but I know I should be. Like I should be healthy. Why don't I desire this? Like how do I create desire and how do I amplify the desire? And so that's what I've been thinking a lot about recently. And so anyway, that's kind of what I want to start this with is just – For you guys, just kind of think about that for yourselves, like desire. Because desire is such an important thing. I remember the first time I really had this... I think this realization I was – so I'm a Mormon LDS. And so in our church, we have no paid clergy, right? So there's no preacher who's up on stage.
And so what happens is everyone in the audience gets a chance to talk. So once every three or four years, they'll call me on the phone and be like, hey, Russell, you want to speak today at church? I'm like, heck yeah. For me, it's like my favorite thing. Like I love – anyway, if I had one full-time calling, it would be to speak at church every single Sunday. I should be a pastor. I'd love it.
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