Alright crew — I'm making these a staple in the community even if that means I'm the only one in the room (gotta start somewhere ...). Two calls every week to help you get sharper, stay connected, and keep momentum high: Coffee Chat – Sundays @ 8AM EST. Casual, high-value conversations over coffee. We’ll talk shop, share wins, swap strategies, and set the tone for the week. Real talk, real insights and value content to help all of us level up. Call Breakdowns – Wednesdays @ 11AM EST. We’ll review real (or mock) calls from the community, break down what’s working, where the gaps are, and give you actionable fixes you can use immediately. Submit your calls if interested. Put them in your calendar. Show up. Engage. Ask questions. This is how we level up — together. Drop a 👊 if you’re locking these in. GC

Today I did 3 mock calls focusing on appointment setting, and the main mistake I was making was this: Talking at 2x speed. 😂 Yeah, simple — but still, this was really making it difficult for the partner I was roleplaying with to understand me. I assume it was mostly because I was nervous about doing mock calls with so many different people, but all of them were actually very understanding and kind. 😁 What are your guys’ thoughts on this?

Today I only did 1 mock call — and I realized something important that I was missing in all my previous ones: Being natural. In this mock, I was paired with someone new — it was my first time meeting them — and as the mock went on, the “prospect” started going off-script and I just got lost. Then it hit me: In a real conversation, things don’t follow a strict script — they’re fluid, and in a way, random. Of course, you’re not supposed to say things out of nowhere — you still follow a framework — but not word for word. I know this might sound obvious to some people, but it wasn’t obvious to me. And honestly, this shift really opened up my perspective on how I’ve been approaching mock calls. Any thoughts, guys?

Hey everyone, I’m Kastro — based in Brazil 🇧🇷 I'm currently diving deep into the world of high-ticket closing. My main goal right now is to land my first offer where I can perform, grow fast, and surround myself with top closers. What I’m most excited about is sharpening my skillset through real-world reps, learning from the elite in here, and building connections with people who are all-in on growth. Let’s win together 🔥

This community only works if WE work it. Don’t just sit on the sidelines—share what you’re learning, what you’re struggling with, what’s working on your calls. Wins, L’s, insights, questions… all of it helps sharpen the room. Just keep it relevant to high-ticket/remote sales, be respectful, and make sure it brings value for others. We’re all at different points, but everyone here has something we can learn from. Iron sharpens iron. Let’s make this the sharpest room on the internet. You don’t need to be an “expert” to post. Your experience—whether it’s your first sales call or your 500th—could be exactly what someone else needs to hear today. We grow faster together than we ever will alone. Drop something real today. Let’s build a room that makes us all better. And lastly, spread the word. If you have friends, co-workers, colleagues, and other folks looking to learn or level up in sales, tell them about the community. I look forward to hearing from all of you. Let's go!! GC