Why Mastering ONE Skill is Key to Business Success With Ryan Levesque

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It’s easy to get sidetracked with what we’re trying to achieve, especially with all the distractions and “opportunities” around us. We want to try everything, and we start so many projects, but in the end, we end up accomplishing nothing. In the end, we excel at nothing. This is the reason why we should invest and master one skill to offer value and find business success.

In this episode, we’re chatting with Ryan Levesque as he shares what urged his paradigm shift in doing business. He emphasizes the importance of categorizing and why mastery is a skill that leads to success. He also talks about the right way to ask questions to collect customer data effectively. Tune in to the podcast to learn how you can turn doing something until it’s dull into something beautiful!

About Ryan

Ryan Levesque is the CEO of The ASK Method Company, a marketing education company, which ranked #462 on the 2017 Inc. Magazine’s 500 Fastest Growing Companies for 2017. Ryan is the #1 national best-selling author for his book Ask. He is also the co-founder and investor of bucket.io, a leading marketing funnel technology for entrepreneurs.

Mastering the Key Skill for Business Success

Ryan’s Beginnings

• Ryan studied neuroscience at Brown University and considered becoming a neurologist.
• When his grandparents passed away when he was young, he took a $5,000 inheritance. He eventually grew it into $85,000 before he even went to college.
• He studied Chinese initially because of his interest in the effects of traditional Chinese medicine on the brain.
• Ryan ended up working for AIG Insurance Company in China, where he ran a massive expansion project.
• By the time he was in his mid-20’s when he had achieved everything he wanted, he had experienced a quarter-life crisis.

Paradigm Shift

• He took a trip to Kota Kinabalu in Borneo with his wife to get away and reflect.
• While on their trip, he listened to Timothy Ferriss’ The 4-Hour Workweek, which started his paradigm shift.
• He started buying courses and programs on how to make money online, but it was fruitless.
• He met Dr. Glenn Livingston, who became his most important mentor.
• He used Dr. Glenn’s methodology to launch his first real business. It became the foundation for his survey funnel formula.

The Biggest Challenges

• Their first online business was in the jewelry-making market. They made a series

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