Unfortunately I won’t be able to attend and need to sell my ticket. It’s General Admission, and I believe we have until the 10th to do the transaction. I also have a room reserved at the venue hotel in case someone wanted to stay there. If you know of anyone that wants to go, please DM me.

Hi ladies! I’m Amanda Lauren. I’m a life coach, author, and founder of Reviving Radiance, and I’m so excited to meet all of you. I’m the woman ladies call when they’ve built a life that looks amazing on paper… but they’re starting to question whether it’s the life they actually want. I’m also the author of Rich in Self-Worth, Wealthy in Confidence, and through Reviving Radiance, I help women create the life and love they truly desire. I’m so excited to see you ladies at the conference in a couple of weeks! And please, if you see me, come say hi. Don’t just walk past me. 😂 Say, “Hey girl, what’s up?!”

It was a guy just... explaining a problem out loud, clearly, like he'd solved it a hundred times before. No script. No hype. He just talked like he already knew what he was talking about — and the room believed him before he asked for anything. Turns out most people don't lose deals because their offer is weak. They lose them because they explain it like they're reading it off a slide for the first time. The people who talk like they've already won the room... usually do. What's the last thing someone said out loud that made you trust them instantly?

Most people lose the deal after the first conversation, not during it. You say the right thing on the call. They nod. They say "sounds great, let's talk more." Then... nothing. No follow-up, or a follow-up that sounds like a robot reading a script. Here's the thing, the people actually making money aren't the best talkers in the room. They're the ones who keep the conversation alive without sounding needy. What's your go-to move when a lead goes quiet on you?