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New Weekly Challenge
We’re leveling up the game inside this community. Every week, I’m calling out the "Top Engager of the Week" – the person who shows up, provides VALUE, and pushes the community forward. - This isn’t about lurking. - This isn’t about scrolling. - This is about ACTION. Here’s the reward: The Top Engager each week gets 24 Hour Offer Access – access to opportunities that can change the game. Think of it like this:You don’t just win for closing deals. You win for HELPING OTHERS close faster, stronger, smarter. Ask yourself—are you here to watch… or to LEAD? Drop your value, connect with others, and show up consistently. Next Friday, one of you gets the spotlight. LFG!! GC
New Weekly Challenge
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LFG!!🙌
Harsh Reality Time... This Will Trigger Some of You
Let's call it for what it is... many of you are hypocrites. Almost every day someone hits me with: “I just don’t have the money right now.” Alright… but then you’re out here asking clients to hand you money? That’s backwards (that's HYPOCRISY). You can’t sell transformation if you won’t buy into your own. You can’t preach “bet on yourself” while you’re doing nothing to make the change. Truth is, most don’t have a money problem. They’ve got a "no balls" problem. You’ll swipe your card for nights out, bullshit you don't need, 15 monthly subscriptions. But when it comes to your future? Suddenly it’s “bad timing.” No - it's fear. That you rationalize as "logic." Brutal reality: If rent was due tomorrow, you’d find a way. If your car died, you’d figure it out. So stop acting like your future doesn’t deserve the same urgency. You say you want freedom. You say you want seven figures. Super. Then stop making decisions through the lens of comfort. Life doesn’t reward safe - it rewards the ones who have the ability to commit. Not someday. Not when it feels convenient. NOW!! If you can’t invest in you, don’t expect anyone else to - Period.
Harsh Reality Time... This Will Trigger Some of You
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Yes it is triggering. While I understand that this isnt the case for many, it very much is a money problem for some. Single mom, 3 kids, two accounts in the negative and sitting a 481 credit score. Trust me if I had a card to max out I have no problem doing so! In April my score was mid 700s. I took out a loan, bought a laptop, headset, web cam and desk. I also had three months of coaching. We figured it wouldnt take me more than 60-90 days to land an offer, and it would be paid off really quick. Three months in my mentor who id been working with 4-5 nights a week began cancelling our zooms. Then in july one day he said he was in the hospital, told me to start applying to offers. He didnt respond to my messages asking if he was ok but a week later sends me a link to a closer offer. He has ghosted me since. I have been applying to offers since then and roleplaying with a friend. I owe 4500 in home expenses in 2 days. Including my property taxes, which im clearly not going to have. Im working the max hours i can. If im not sleeping, showering, shitting, or driving my kids to and from school I am in my car trying to get runs. Im a gig driver on multiple apps in a very oversaturated region, which two years ago was a very lucrative area, as far as gig work. I have reached out to many people for advice even to see if maybe people have ideas to come up with funds that I haven't thought of. I have nothing left to sell lmao. But so far I've only encountered pitch after pitch. Ive asked friends and family members for a loan, they tell me they don't have it.. even though my friend just got a 500k settlement in June from personal injury suit. If you have any ideas Im all ears! If I had access to it, I would drop 5-10k immediately for another program. As far as the job board, yeah I could probably come up with it in a week or 2 if I really tried and we went without some meals.. but my objection is why would these offers be any different than the offers everywhere else? So far, they ghost me when they hear I dont have sales on my resume and im looking for my first offer. Even though they claim they want coachable and hungry ppl who have been trained. Im starving, desperate to learn as much as possible and I've had about 40hours of 1:1 training by someone who was trained by closers io and has sold 5mil.
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@Garrett Croll thank you, Im an open book, have nothing to lose at this point lol. I appreciate it. I apologize if i sound bish, I'm just frustrated
High-Ticket Darwinism: Only the "Fittest" Will Survive
This should come as a "wake up" call to many of you... And if you have followed me for any amount of time, you know I am blunt and to the point. The high-ticket and remote sales space is massively over-saturated... Everyone is calling themselves a “closer”. Truth is, most of you are not. And guess what? That means the people doing the hiring, they're clearly aware of this, and they are becoming more fickle and scrutinizing candidates more closely. Only the best will land the most coveted roles - period. They’re not just looking for anyone - they want real f*cking closers, with real experience. And that leaves a whole bunch of 'closers' on the outside looking in. This always happens when people jump on the "next big thing" or chase the 'shiny object', sold a lifestyle they saw on Instagram or Tik Tok. Here’s the sobering wake up call: It’s more important than ever to have access to offers and opportunity, even if they’re entry-level. Because without a foot in the door, without that first wave of experience, you’re just another name in a sea of wannabes. A pretender. This is where coaching, mentorship, and real training come in. It’s not about just having skills - it’s about having proof you can close deals, even the small ones. I know in this age of instant gratification that line of thinking may be anathema to many of you. Like it or not - in high-ticket sales, and in life, you still need to "pay your dues". It's a meritocracy, not a f-cking charity. Bottom line: if you’re serious about breaking into this space, you need that offer flow now, not six months from now. The paradox of experience is you need it, to show that you have it. And for many of you that means humbling yourselves and dropping the entitled mindset and that somehow you "deserve" opportunity for simply being there. Darwin's concept of the "survival of the fittest" will apply...and only those who can adapt - will survive. GC
High-Ticket Darwinism: Only the "Fittest" Will Survive
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Facts! The journey has been quite humbling to say the least! But its only motivated me to work harder. Appreciate your blunt honesty, wish more people were this straightforward.
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New to sales but since discovering this field, im obsessed!! I am going to do whatever it takes to be successful!

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