“Being brave enough to suck at sales for the next month, two months, three months, six months, year, is what’s gonna have your business go from tragic to magic in the most uncommon of hours.”

Stepping into something new isn’t about instant mastery—it’s about embracing the messy, awkward, and uncomfortable first stages of learning. Growth happens when you push past the safety of what you know, take on challenges that stretch your skills, and keep showing up despite early failures. Progress is built on consistency, courage, and the willingness to look bad before you get good.

This is the power of “being brave enough to suck at something new,” especially when it comes to sales. Whether you’re a coach, consultant, or thought leader, avoiding the discomfort of new skills keeps you stuck on the same plateau. By committing to imperfect action, embracing the “suck,” and building momentum, you can go from struggling to closing deals with confidence and mastery.

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EP703: TL Nuggets #207 - Be Brave Enough To Suck At Something New