Work for Free, Get Paid for Life — Mark Dolan at MIT (BLUE Talks)
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Work for Free, Get Paid for Life — Mark Dolan at MIT (BLUE Talks)
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At the MIT Museum in Cambridge, Mark Dolan lays out a blunt truth: the highest ROI in your career comes from the hours you’re unpaid but not uncompensated. In this BLUE Talks session, Mark shares time-tested principles that took him from shaky knees at Toastmasters to a 40-year career in real estate, leadership, and coaching—without gimmicks or hype. You’ll learn why mastering scripts liberates you to truly listen, how serving your industry compounds into influence and income, and the one question that reframes work, marriage, and mastery: “What am I becoming here?”
Listen if you’re building a durable career in sales, real estate, or entrepreneurship and want practical habits that compound for decades.
What You’ll Learn-
The “unpaid hours” that pay forever: practice, service, and stage time
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How scripted mastery frees you to listen, probe, and close with integrity
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Why board/association service quietly builds skills, mentors, and deal flow
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How Toastmasters turns fear into clarity, presence, and persuasion
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The Jim Rohn filter for growth: work harder on yourself than on your job
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A better question than “What am I getting?” → “What am I becoming?”
00:00 The freedom that comes from knowing what to say
01:00 Setting: MIT Museum & the real message
02:15 The four-letter word that wins: WORK
04:00 “Unpaid but not uncompensated” — the core idea
05:10 Example #1: Script practice and the 10,000-hour path
07:00 Example #2: Industry service, meetings, and real leadership
08:40 Example #3: Toastmasters—turning anxiety into excellence
09:50 The question that changes careers
11:00 Closing: Time-tested principles for ordinary → extraordinary
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“I was unpaid, but I was never uncompensated.”
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“Know your lines so you can hear your client.”
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“Don’t ask what you’re getting—ask what you’re becoming.”
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