Contact Biggg T
Let's talk.
Even if you have no idea what you want to talk about. That's fine. Say hi and go. I'll wave back.
Look. I know what a Contact page is.
It's a box where you put your email address so a stranger with a website doesn't have to give you his. Then his website sends you back a polite "thanks for reaching out" auto-response and everyone pretends this was a real exchange.
I'm not going to pretend that. I read every message that comes through this form. Sometimes I answer in five minutes. Sometimes I answer in five days. I answer them all eventually because I actually give a damn who's on the other end.
Here is what people usually reach out about:
- They want to talk about coaching but aren't ready to fill out the full application. Cool. Send me a note. We'll figure out if we're a fit before you commit to anything.
- They want to book me for something that doesn't fit neatly into a speaking inquiry. A podcast interview. A panel. A workshop. A private event. Whatever it is. Tell me what you have in mind.
- They read the book or heard the podcast or saw a video and want to say it hit something in them. Those are the messages that make my week. Send them.
- They have a question I could answer in two sentences. Send it.
- They want to say hi and goodbye and that's the whole exchange. Also welcome. I appreciate you saying hi.
Because the internet has a very specific job description for guys who put their email addresses on their websites.
And it is "receive 400 emails a day from strangers who want me to buy backlinks, boost my SEO, hire their offshore development team, or partner with them on a can't-miss business opportunity."
I would like to keep reading my inbox. So the form below is what I've got. Fill it out. I'll get it.
See above. Multiply by ten. Add robocalls about my car's extended warranty.
If you'd rather not put your email in a form, come find me on social. I check those too.