Types of corporations
Assigned Reading
Know your numbers
Coaching success
Your offer
100

Forming this type of corporation is easy to do, but could put you at risk for liability

Sole Proprietorship

100

According to Grant Cardone, you should create goals that are this much bigger than everyone else's

10 X

100

To calculate your numbers (sales percentage) during a stage presentation, first you have to count this

How many people are in the audience during your presentation

100

Your personal look and your branding should be aligned with this

Who you are on the inside

Your programs and services

Your social media presence


100

Your freemium, low ticket, mid range, and high ticket offers are all part of this

Value ladder

200

This is the most common type of business formation for a coaching/mentoring business because it protects your liabilities and doesn't require a large team

LLC

200

A Crucial Conversation is defined by having: High Stakes, Strong Emotions, and _________(this)

Opposing Opinions

200

Short term sales numbers include the sales in the audience that day. Long term sales numbers include this

People who purchase your products/services after upsells. This could me months after your actual presentation

200

When talking to a potential client, the difference between where they are now and where they want to be is called this

The GAP

200

Downloadable pdf, strategy sessions, mini courses, checklists, and quizzes are examples of this

Freemium or Lead magnet

300
With this type of corporation, you can have unlimited shareholders, and is best for companies that want to go public

C Corp

300

People typically handle a Crucial Conversation by:

Avoidance

Facing them and handling them well

or _______(this)

Facing them and handling them poorly

300

When an event producer offers to let you speak on their stage, the first thing you should do is _______ (this) before accepting their offer

Ask questions about the audience to see if it's a good fit

300
People often let fear of clients dropping their services stop them from increasing prices. But when they get past their fear and do it anyway, this is what really happens

They get paid more for the same amount of work. No client drop off. Increased in ideal client

300

This is the typical transition to sale whether from an online or an in person audience

Would it be okay if I took just a moment to share with you what it would look like for us to work together?

Would it be okay?

If I took just a moment

400

This type of corporation can have a maximum of 100 shareholders

S Corp

400

Grant Cardone considers this level of society a very poor goal, and one of the most trapped segments of society economically

Middle class

400

These are 5 things you would want to know about a speaking opportunity before knowing if PAYING to speak is a good idea for you

Audience demographic, number of attendees, how many events they have produced in the past, if an offer can be made from stage (and the rules), online or in person, what the speaking opportunity includes, how much time on stage, how many other people are selling, what $$ people paid for a ticket, etc

400

Your biggest business success of the semester was this

Custom response

400

It's too expensive. I need to talk to my spouse. I don't have time. Are all examples of this that every salesperson needs to overcome

Objections

500

In this type of corporation, the owners can have "preferred" stock

C Corp

500

According to Grant Cardone, there are 4 levels of action:

1. Do nothing

2. _________

3. Take normal levels of action

4. Take massive action

Retreat

500

A planned method for getting clients from free offers, to low ticket or high ticket offers is called this

A funnel

500

Your biggest emotional/personal success of the semester was this

Personal response

500

Tell me your main offer right now with details and price point

Custom answer

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