Just recorded a brand new no fluff course to help you close more high ticket sales over the phone like a pro. Sales reps around the world are going to HATE me for releasing this because it destroys their unfair advantage. #sorrynotsorry In the training I cover: ✅ The #1 Major Mistake sales reps make when starting the call which guarantees a "let me think about it" or "let me speak with my spouse" at the end - and exactly how to fix it like a pro. ✅ The 5 Deep Questions you NEED to ask to get prospects sell themselves. ✅ The 3 Overpowered Vocal Tones that hypnotize prospects into buying. None of this info can be found on Google or Chatgpt. These are raw insights straight from the battle field that nobody else is sharing. I'd consider this training a mandatory "Must Watch" for anyone taking sales calls or anyone who has sales reps closing for them. If you want it, drop a phone or sales related GIF below 👇 Once I see your comment, I'll send you over the training via the DM's.

What's your nickname? I don’t have one. Where you from? Originally Ontario, now living in British Columbia. Biggest strength? My ability to bring clarity and creativity to challenges, while showing up with consistency, empathy, and drive—and supporting others as a cheerleader and advocate along the way. Biggest weakness? Sometimes I spread myself too thin, taking on too many projects at once, and over-explaining instead of keeping things concise. Which content platform is your favourite? I’m not a fan of Facebook. I prefer platforms that let me create and share meaningful work, but I’m open to learning what fits best as I grow my business. What do you want immediate help with inside of this community? I’m in a transition. My nutrition coaching business is currently on hold, and my new startup leans on skills I’ve developed in graphic and digital design. I’m exploring how to make money from home in a way that feels good, ethical, and aligned with my values. I’d love guidance on testing ideas, finding clarity, and building a sustainable path forward. I currently work with a phenomenal business coach, but I’m seeking additional perspectives as I figure out which direction to focus on.

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