Rainmakers Podcast

Nick Nascimento

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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  1. HACE 1 DÍA

    Why Your Sales Team Keeps Quitting - Mitch Ford | Ep 58

    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.

    26 min
  2. 5 MAY

    Never Under a Million: Building to 100,000 Accounts with Jeremy Bell | Ep 57

    What does it take to sell over 3,000 accounts personally, manage more than 20,000 reps, and build teams responsible for over 100,000 accounts — all while never having a year under a million dollars since 2019? Jeremy Bell has lived that story, and in this episode, he pulls back the curtain on exactly how he did it. Jeremy is a partner at Vivint, one of the most dominant direct sales organizations ever built, recently acquired for $2.2 billion. He's not just a legend in the numbers — he's a student of the game who has spent decades refining what it actually means to lead, sell, and build culture at the highest level. In this conversation, we dive deep into the one sales secret Jeremy says separates the elite from the average: work ethic. Not skill. Not talent. Work ethic. He breaks down why reps who grind and prospect relentlessly carry a completely different energy to the door — one rooted in abundance, not desperation. When you know you can replace the person in front of you because you're willing to knock the next door, everything changes. Your confidence goes up, your neediness goes down, and your close rate follows. But this episode goes way beyond the door. We get into what Jeremy looks for when he walks into a struggling sales office, how he structures his visits to maximize impact, and why he starts by taking out the top rookies before ever sitting down with the bottom performers. His system for diagnosing what's actually holding reps back — from phone habits to social media to pure mindset — is something every manager and regional needs to hear. Jeremy also shares the story of how he built his first massive team out of North Dakota during the oil boom, scaling from a direct office to managing multiple layers of leadership across the country. He talks about the role of culture in sustaining long-term success, how technology is changing the way leaders stay connected with decentralized teams, and why running correlation meetings remotely has become one of his most powerful leadership tools. We also get into one of the most fascinating behind-the-scenes looks at Todd Peterson — the legendary Vivint leader whose approach to caring for his people became the gold standard for the entire industry. Jeremy shares what made Todd different, how he showed up even through some of the hardest seasons of his life, and the lesson every leader can take from the way he treated both his employees and his customers like gold. Whether you're a first-year rep trying to find your footing, a manager building your first office, or a seasoned regional looking to sharpen your edge — this episode is loaded with the kind of real, hard-won wisdom you can only get from someone who has been at the very top of this industry for over a decade. Jeremy Bell. The proof is in the numbers. Let's get into it.

    1 h 4 min
  3. 28 FEB

    The #1 Problem Killing Salespeople |Ep 55

    Most salespeople don’t have a closing problem. They have a time problem. If you’re stuck at $10K–$20K a month, it’s probably not because you can’t sell. It’s because you’re spending major time on minor tasks. In this video, I break down the real reason most sales reps stay busy… but never actually get rich. Here’s the truth: There are only three drivers of sales: Talk to more peopleGet better at sellingIncrease efficiencyEveryone obsesses over #2. The top 1% obsess over #3. When I actually ran my numbers, I realized something insane. When I was in front of a qualified prospect, I was making over $1,000 per hour. But I wasn’t spending most of my time there. I was: DrivingSchedulingFollowing upDoing adminResponding to messagesHandling tasks someone else could’ve done for $20/hrThat’s not a sales problem. That’s an allocation problem. In this video, I show you: • The difference between Major Time vs Minor Time • How to reverse engineer your income using input targets • The 4-step formula to remove guesswork from any sales goal • Why stacking appointments destroys no-show risk • How to “buy back” your time using delegation • Why picking your prospect increases your close rate • How to build a pipeline so you never NEED a sale Most salespeople try to close everyone. Top performers build abundance. They don’t chase. They stack. They don’t hope. They measure inputs. They don’t work more hours. They use better ones. If you can get 80–90% of your working time in front of qualified prospects, your income will explode. If you can delegate everything that doesn’t directly produce revenue, your hourly rate will skyrocket. If you can focus on inputs instead of obsessing over outcomes, you become dangerous. Sales is math. Sales is time. Sales is leverage. The reason most people stay stuck isn’t because they aren’t capable. It’s because they’re reactive. They let the tail wag the dog. They respond instead of initiate. They feel productive instead of being profitable. In this video, I give you the exact framework I used to go from average performance to disproportionate results — without buying more leads or magically becoming a better closer. If you implement even 1–2 of these systems: • Time blocking • Appointment stacking • Weekly production planning • Delegation • Input tracking You will see compounding growth. Not hype. Math. If you’re serious about getting to the next level in sales — watch the whole thing. And if you get value, subscribe. I only make videos for people who want to win.

    10 min

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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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