It's been 1 month since I started to take calls. I haven't generated any sales yet. While new people are already getting results, I feel left behind. I know that there is a lot more that I have to learn, but I do call reviews. I analyze scripts to have a deeper understanding. I changed my sleep schedule to prioritize health. I listen to successful call recordings like it's podcasts. I try to learn as much as I can, and I'm trying to be proactive as well. I spend almost all of my time in sales. I have been trying my best. I don't know what I'm doing wrong, but I know something is wrong. I'm willing to change immediately if I'm doing something less efficient. I literally feel like giving up, but I need to make this work. There's no going back I wanna know what you guys think. If there's something about me that I prob wouldn't know but you have noticed, I wanna know. Is there anything about me that raises concerns about my ability to become one of the top performers?Do you guys have any advice for me? What do you wish you knew when you first landed a role? I appreciate any insights or advice🥰

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Hey any of you champs in Barcelona? Could connect in person

Im living in Spain right now but always have to work until Midnight to get the calls in because mostly US customers. Which times in your experience are the best for US calls? Thinking about moving to Colombia or Brazil to have the best hours possible without killing my sleep

hey Im really confused with this because I have been listenting to the best sales reps and they both dont use any consequences/pain and they barely handle objections and they drop payment plans, different packages and 30 day guarantee all together straight away. Its a fitness offer 3 month coaching. The company makes 3-5 million a month. Any ideas ?