Jesse McGrathGuest
Ryan DeemerHost
And it's funny because literally I think in the last episode we were talking about, or maybe it was two episodes ago, I was talking about how we always ask God for everything.

We're always distracted and we're always listening to something, scrolling Facebook.

And then a lot of people just say, well, he doesn't do, you know, he doesn't even respond.

And, and I love, I love what you talked about and he didn't like, you didn't describe it like, as a lesson.

So I kind of want to do that, but I don't care if you're brand new in business, 10 years in business, 40 years in business, the power of picking up the phone and just grinding phone calls and talking and talking and talking and networking.

And nothing will ever beat, uh, Person to person and face to face is obviously better.

I mean, I think you can start any business or expand any business if you would just commit to, you know, one, two hours a day of just dialing phone calls.

And it's funny because literally I think in the last episode we were talking about, or maybe it was two episodes ago, I was talking about how we always ask God for everything.

We're always distracted and we're always listening to something, scrolling Facebook.

And then a lot of people just say, well, he doesn't do, you know, he doesn't even respond.

And, and I love, I love what you talked about and he didn't like, you didn't describe it like, as a lesson.

So I kind of want to do that, but I don't care if you're brand new in business, 10 years in business, 40 years in business, the power of picking up the phone and just grinding phone calls and talking and talking and talking and networking.

And nothing will ever beat, uh, Person to person and face to face is obviously better.

I mean, I think you can start any business or expand any business if you would just commit to, you know, one, two hours a day of just dialing phone calls.
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