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.

  1. 3d ago

    Why 90% of Goals Fail Before They Start (The 3 Secrets to Guarantee Results) | Ep 70

    Most goals don't fail because they're too big. They fail because of what happens in your head the first time you fall short. The guy making $1M a year misses a target and blames the system. The guy making $100K misses the same target and blames himself. Same result. Completely different outcome. One keeps moving. The other gets stuck. After training thousands of reps and setting goals across sales, coaching, and entrepreneurship for over a decade, I've watched this pattern repeat itself over and over. In this episode, I break down the 3 principles that separate people who guess at success from people who build toward it consistently. What we cover: • Why ambitious goals can actually make you perform worse • Negative momentum vs. positive momentum • Secret #1: Internal integrity — keeping promises to yourself • Secret #2: Decrease expectations, increase effort • How I closed 27 accounts in one day by focusing on inputs instead of outputs • Secret #3: The law of compounding • Why success isn't linear — and why 4–10 years is a more realistic timeline • The math behind turning $100K into $1M in 4 years with 5% monthly growth • The 1% per week challenge If you've ever set a massive goal, fallen short, and started questioning whether you're capable of reaching it, this episode is for you. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 — The guru problem nobody talks about 00:53 — Why $1M earners and $100K earners think differently 01:18 — Negative momentum: the goal that backfires 02:18 — Positive momentum: the goal that compounds 03:08 — The 3 secrets to guarantee results 03:28 — Secret 1: Internal vs. external integrity 05:48 — Secret 2: Decrease expectations, increase effort 09:46 — How I closed 27 accounts in one day 10:23 — Secret 3: The law of compounding 11:36 — The $100K to $1M in 4 years case study 13:10 — The 1% per week challenge CONNECT Instagram: @nicknsales YouTube: @nicknsales New episodes of the Rainmaker Podcast every week.

  2. Aug 19

    Great Talent Is Found, Not Created | Blake Erickson, The Science of Scaling | Ep 65

    Blake Erickson went from selling door to door with Aptive in 2020 to recruiting 40 reps his second summer and making $1 million his third. Then he walked away, called Dr. Benjamin Hardy on an impression, and eventually helped build Scaling.com. In this episode, we break down what actually creates exponential growth. Blake explains why he believes great talent is found, not created, how to build a vision big enough to attract A-players, why most leaders let ego become the bottleneck, and how partnerships can become one of the highest-leverage moves in business. We also get into vision vs. mission, structuring equity for high-level leaders, why activity doesn't equal achievement, and the research showing how little of the average business owner's time is actually spent creating scale. If you're a salesperson making the jump to leadership, building a sales organization, or trying to scale something beyond yourself, this one is worth studying. Grab The Science of Scaling free: scaling.com/freedownload Follow Blake: @theblakeerickson & @nicknsales Chapters 0:00 From door-to-door to $1M 3:05 The impression to call Benjamin Hardy 6:22 The free book strategy behind Scaling.com 7:12 The biggest mistake new sales leaders make 9:05 Three foundations for building a sales organization 10:15 Looking good vs. actually being good 12:39 What if you didn't have to be "the guy"? 16:45 Why you can't skip the price 19:38 Talent is a power law 21:21 How to identify an A-player 23:07 Great talent is found, not created 24:09 Vision vs. mission 27:08 Structuring equity for high-level leaders 28:54 Why partnerships create exponential leverage 30:36 What Messi teaches us about focus 33:00 Finding your highest-leverage activity 35:48 Focus is saying no to 1,000 things

  3. Jul 24

    Why Doubling Your Hours Will Never Double Your Income (Do This Instead) | Ep 64

    Everybody thinks 10X takes 10 times the work. It doesn't. 2X is the grind. You just do more reps, more hours, more volume until it works. But you can't out-hour your way to 10X. There aren't enough hours in the week. 10X isn't a math problem you solve with effort. It's a different game entirely, and almost nobody plays it right. In this episode I break down why 10X is actually easier than 2X, and why the reps and leaders who get it stop adding and start cutting. What we cover:     •    Why 2X is linear and 10X is exponential (and why that changes everything)     •    The 80/20 rule most people quote but nobody actually applies     •    Why 10X is a subtraction game disguised as a growth game     •    The 3 things every 10X move comes down to: identity, time, and leadership     •    How to spot the 20% of activities driving your results, and kill the rest     •    The team application: stop spreading your time evenly across reps     •    The individual application: what to delegate and what to guard with your life If you run a sales team or you're trying to break your own ceiling, this one will change how you spend every hour of your week. Drop a comment with the one thing you're cutting this week. New episodes of the Rainmaker Podcast every week. Subscribe so you don't miss the next one. Connect with me: Instagram: @nicknsales (https://www.instagram.com/nicknsales/) Youtube: @nicknsales (https://www.youtube.com/@nicknsales/) #SalesLeadership #Rainmaker #DoHardShit

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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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