Richard Wilson: an interview request recorded with the questions ready
The introduction to Richard's Tony Robbins recording explains how the interview came together. A contact offered an introduction at an event, and Richard recorded an audio request and sent the questions.
The request had a defined next step
Richard said the audio message and questions were sent together. He reported that the interview was completed the same day.
The finished recording preserves the exchange
Richard introduces the questions, Robbins supplies answers, and Richard responds to them. Richard asked the questions. The exchange also shows that an audio introduction could carry a specific request with the preparation already attached.
In Richard C. Wilson's words
"we recorded an audio message, requesting that of Tony, sent him the questions" (Richard C. Wilson, recorded Rainmaker Series module)
How to use this
- Prepare the actual questions before asking an introducer to help.
- Make the requested response format clear in the introduction.
Questions and answers
What accompanied the audio request?
Richard said he sent the interview questions.
What response time did Richard report?
According to Richard, the answers came back that day.