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Rainmakers Podcast

Rainmakers Podcast

著者: Nick Nascimento
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The Rainmakers podcast is hosted by Nick Nascimento and on the show we interview top performers in sales, and marketing and other successful entrepreneurs to unlock the secrets to their success.

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  • The 4-Step Formula to Outsell Anyone (Even in the Worst Markets) | EP 60
    2026/06/01

    Most sales training teaches you what to say. This video teaches you how to think.

    My name is Nick Nascimento. I'm the founder and CEO of Sparta Solar — a Utah-based solar company that did $25 million in sales last year. I personally made hundreds of thousands of dollars per month selling solar in one of the hardest states in the country to sell it. I've trained thousands of reps and built a sales organization from zero. In this video I'm giving you everything I used to do it.

    What you'll learn:

    The 4-Step Formula to Outsell Anyone — I call it the Four E's: Expertise, Effort, Efficiency, and Endurance. Most reps only train one of these. The ones who master all four become untouchable. I break down exactly what each one means and how to build them starting today.

    Why Setting Goals Is Costing You Deals — Goals are guesswork. Systems are a guarantee. I'll show you the exact input-output framework I used to control my results every single day — from 1pm to 9pm, nose to close, on demand. This is how I made $30,000 in a single day and still wasn't satisfied — because I hadn't hit my process targets.

    The Momentum Secret — The counterintuitive principle that changed everything for me: increase your effort while simultaneously decreasing your expectations. This isn't motivation — it's math. I'll show you exactly how to build a buffer into your goals that creates unstoppable momentum instead of crushing pressure.

    Divorce the Prize — Marry the Process — The mindset shift that separates the top 1% from everyone else. When I was making $30,000 a day, I was getting hard on myself for missing my input targets. That's what being married to the process actually looks like. I'll show you how to build that standard for yourself.

    How to Get to the Top 5% — Not by shooting for the moon from day one. By targeting the top 50% first, then 40%, then 30%. I'll explain exactly why setting a massive goal too early is the single fastest way to kill your momentum — and the step-by-step ranking system that actually gets you there.

    This is a full training. No fluff. No gatekeeping. Everything I know about selling, leading, and building — in one video.

    If this brings you value — share it with one person on your team. The more you give, the more you get.

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    51 分
  • Why Your Team Isn't Growing with Brian Schonbeck | Ep 59
    2026/05/15

    If your team isn’t growing… it’s not because of the market.
    It’s not because of your reps.
    It’s not because “good people are hard to find.”
    It’s you.
    Growth doesn’t stall randomly. It stalls when leadership becomes the bottleneck.
    Most leaders say they want scale.
    But what they really have is chaos.
    No structure.
    No standards.
    No clear expectations.
    No real accountability.
    And then they wonder why turnover is high, recruiting feels hard, and production plateaus.
    You cannot scale confusion.
    You cannot scale emotion.
    You cannot scale “vibes.”
    You can only scale systems.
    In this episode, we break down the real reasons your team isn’t growing — and it’s probably not what you think.
    We talk about:
    • Why recruiting harder won’t fix your culture
    • Why most leaders are accidentally capping their own growth
    • The hidden cost of lowering standards to “keep people”
    • Why structure beats motivation every time
    • How clarity creates momentum
    • Why filtering is more powerful than convincing
    Most leaders try to grow by adding more people.
    Elite leaders grow by improving the environment people enter.
    If your onboarding is messy, your expectations are unclear, and your standards fluctuate based on feelings… growth will always stall.
    The truth?
    Your team grows to the level of your leadership.
    If you’re disorganized, they’ll be inconsistent.
    If you lack conviction, they’ll lack urgency.
    If you tolerate mediocrity, you’ll multiply mediocrity.
    You don’t need more hype.
    You need structure.
    You don’t need to “motivate” your reps.
    You need to build systems that make winning predictable.
    That’s how real scale happens.
    This conversation is for:
    • Sales leaders
    • Founders
    • Team builders
    • Anyone trying to move from operator to CEO
    If you feel stuck at the same production level…
    If recruiting feels harder than it should…
    If you’re constantly putting out fires…
    This episode will show you why.
    And more importantly, how to fix it.
    Because growth isn’t about adding more.
    It’s about becoming better.
    If this hits, subscribe.
    If you’re serious about building something elite, share it with your leadership team.
    And if you’re ready to stop being the bottleneck…
    Start by fixing the system.

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    1 時間 26 分
  • Why Your Sales Team Keeps Quitting - Mitch Ford | Ep 58
    2026/05/11

    Most sales managers wonder why their team keeps quitting.

    It's not the commission structure. It's not the market. It's not the leads.

    It's you.

    In this episode, I sit down with Mitch Ford — a guy who scaled a door-to-door sales operation to 5,000 reps, built teams across multiple states, and created a system so dialed that his managers have been following him for over 15 years.

    Let that sink in. 15 years. Same people. Different companies. Different markets. They followed him anyway.

    That doesn't happen by accident.

    Mitch breaks down exactly how he built one of the most scalable blitz models in the solar industry — recruiting hundreds of reps a month, flying teams into unsaturated markets, and turning complete beginners into closers in under a week.

    We get into the exact systems he used. The 48-hour lead rule that killed no-shows. The 5-day training structure that built culture AND closed deals. The leadership in training program every manager had to complete before they ever ran a team. The AI bot they built to pre-qualify reps before they ever stepped foot on a blitz.

    This isn't theory. This is a repeatable playbook built from years of getting it wrong, fixing it, and scaling it until it worked everywhere.

    We also talk about the stuff nobody wants to admit. Why most managers lose their best reps. Why focusing on your override is the fastest way to destroy loyalty. Why the CEO of one of the largest solar companies in the world still knocks doors once a month — and what that says about leadership at every level.

    If you're in sales, if you manage a team, if you're trying to build something that doesn't fall apart the second you stop watching it — this episode is required watching.

    What you'll learn:

    How to recruit 600 applicants a month and filter down to only the ones worth investing in. How to run a blitz model that works in any market, any state, any product. The exact training structure Mitch used to onboard complete beginners in 5 days. Why your best reps leave and the one thing that makes them stay forever. How to build loyalty so strong that people follow you across companies for 15 years.

    Most people build a team. Mitch built a machine.

    The difference is systems, culture, and a leader who's still willing to knock the door himself.

    Watch the full episode and steal everything.

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    26 分
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