Fix The 6-Figure Mistake That 80% of Techs Make on Every Job!
When my wife was pregnant with our first child, I was working at Ken Goodrich's shop — and doing everything I could to earn more.
Flying out for sales bootcamps. Studying. Practicing. Spending money I didn't have on training that didn't really help.
But month after month, I was still getting beat by Mike, the top plumber at Ken's shop.
One day, I finally asked him,
"What am I doing wrong? What do I need to change?"
Mike said:
"Brian, you've got a million-dollar smile. People like you.
But I beat you every month because I ask people to buy — and you don't."
I was confused:
"What do you mean Mike?"
He responded: "Sell me a carbon filtration system."
So I gave him the presentation. Wrote up three options. Slid them across the table and said, "What do you think?"
He looked at me and said:
"That was good. But are you going to ask me to buy it?"
That was the moment it clicked.
I wasn't actually asking — even though I thought I was!!!
So I made myself start asking. Intentionally. Even when it felt uncomfortable.
And once I did, it hit me how many times I hadn't asked… that fear had easily cost me six figures a year. Damn!
Over time, I overcame the fear of "no".
Not only did I do well for myself… I built my career around helping others solve that problem too.
I went on to become VP of Sales at The Punctual Pros, helping grow the company from $6M to $28M…
Then I built the G.O.P.R.O. Selling System, which dozens of techs use to hit $1M to $3M per year in revenue consistently (including Tommy Mello's team at A1 Garage Door).
And now on September 3rd, I will lead a one-day, high-impact technician training at Freedom Event that's designed to do one thing:
Turn your techs into confident closers who ask for the sale — and get it.