Oops my butterfingers strike again

My fumbly fingers have their own agenda apparently.

Instead of linking you to Travis's cold outreach training, they sent you somewhere completely wrong.

Classic Jason’s fingers move.

In case you missed yesterday’s email…

Here’s the Reader’s Digest version (real link included this time).

If you send 50 cold emails and get crickets, there’s a good chance you're doing what everyone else does.

Even if you’re not sending the same DM bro messages…

You're likely leading with what YOU want. Not what the prospect actually cares about.

Imagine showing up to someone's house asking to borrow their lawnmower. Before you even know their name.

That’s how most people do outreach right now.

Send 50 emails, pray something sticks, then wonder why their inbox looks like a graveyard.

But Travis figured out a much SIMPLER way.

And one that should hopefully come a lot more naturally too.

Instead of pitching right away, he ASKS QUESTIONS about their problems first.

Gets them talking about their challenges they think about every day.

And when he leads with GIVING, suddenly those walls come down faster than a house of cards.

People start opening up. Sometimes they even ask HIM for help.

That's what A-List members just learned in his complete cold outreach system.

• The "million dollar giveaway" mindset that gets eager responses instead of rejections.

• Why the "magic script" everyone wants actually kills your response rates.

• The "sleeping boat" principle that turned a broke plumber into the owner of one of the largest sailing schools. Without owning a boat.

• How to spot "wounded bird" businesses versus growth-ready companies.

• The "100% control" rule that prevents partnerships from going sideways.

It's about 3.5 hours of pure conversation-to-cash techniques. You can speed through the first chunk if you're pressed for time.

If you're tired of sending emails into the digital void, check it out. You can find the complete training inside the A-List resources page.

In Your Corner (with a bright red face),

Jason