If you’ve been trying to get into remote closing and haven’t seen results, it’s not because the opportunities aren’t out there – it’s because you’re missing key strategies that most people overlook Tonight at 7pm CST, I’m hosting a live training where I’ll break down exactly what’s holding you back and how you can flip the script. Here’s what we’ll cover: - What remote closing really is: Understanding the role and why businesses are actively hiring for it. - How to find roles in remote closing: Proven methods that go beyond just sending in copy and past messages and hoping for the best. - How to stand out in a crowded market: The skills and positioning that can instantly set you apart from the average applicant. - Real strategies to secure roles: Actionable steps you can start taking immediately to land your next remote closing opportunity. This is not just theory – I’ll be walking you through the exact process to make sure you don’t waste any more time spinning your wheels Tonight at 7pm CST 📍 If you’re ready to stop guessing and start seeing real results, drop a comment if you're going to be there ⬇️

Let’s be real—fear can cost you big if you let it. Fear of rejection, fear of failure, or even fear of success can hold you back from taking action, closing deals, and hitting your potential. But staying stuck in fear only keeps you stuck at the same income, the same results, and the same frustration. So how do you break through? 🤔 Identify the Root – What’s the exact fear holding you back? Is it fear of rejection, fear of looking stupid, or fear of failure? You can't fix what you don't fully understand, so get clear on what's keeping you stuck. ⚔️ Take Imperfect Action – The biggest enemy of fear is action. Start small—send that message, make that follow-up call, even if it’s not perfect. The more action you take, the more confidence you’ll build. Fear fades when you move. 📈 Reframe Rejection – Shift your mindset. Rejection isn’t a reflection of your worth; it’s feedback. Use it as data to improve, not as a sign to stop. The truth is, fear doesn’t go away—but how you deal with it can change everything What’s one action step from the list that you’re going to implement this week? Let me know in the comments 👇

Let’s talk about why people really buy. It’s not just about features or benefits—it’s about emotion. People buy based on emotion and justify with logic. Your job is to uncover the emotional reasons they need what you’re offering. Here’s how: 1. Ask Emotional Questions: “How would hitting that xyz goal feel?” 2. Paint the Future: Help them see their transformed life after working with you. 3. Show Empathy: Understand their fears and address them genuinely. Comment below with your biggest challenge or question about getting into high-ticket sales 👇

Alright, weekends aren’t for kicking back if you’re serious about leveling up... Here’s the deal: the weekend is your edge. While everyone else is sleeping in or slacking off, you’ve got a huge opportunity to push ahead 📈 Here’s how: 💥 Follow-ups & Prospecting: Weekends are prime time to hit those prospects and follow-ups. People are less bombarded by work, meaning your messages stand out. If you’re not taking advantage of that, someone else will. Start reaching out now—don’t wait for Monday. ⚡️ Reset & Recharge: I’m not saying work nonstop, but you better be using this time to recharge the right way. Hit the gym, clear your head, and reflect on the week. What went wrong? What do you need to fix? If you’re not doing this, you’ll get left behind. Your competition is resting—you should be reloading ✍️ Lock in Next Week’s Plan: If you don’t already have a game plan for Monday, you’re already losing. Spend your weekend strategizing so you can hit the ground running. Know exactly who you’re calling, what deals you’re closing, and what goals you’re hitting. No more winging it. This isn’t optional. If you’re not using your weekends to get ahead, you’re falling behind. Let me know how you’re using this weekend to dominate next week ⬇️

One of the biggest challenges in sales (and in life) is delaying decisions. We often wait, telling ourselves we need more information, more time, or the “perfect” moment to act. But here’s the thing — delaying decisions can actually cost you far more than just making a choice and learning from it. Here’s what delayed decisions do: 1. Create Mental Clutter: The longer you delay, the more you mentally juggle the “what ifs,” which drains your energy and focus. 2. Waste Opportunities: In sales, speed matters. A delayed follow-up or objection handling could be the difference between a closed deal and a lost one. 3. Hurt Your Confidence: The more you hesitate, the more doubt creeps in. Taking action — even imperfect action — builds momentum and confidence." So how do we stop this? 1. Set a Time Limit: Give yourself a strict deadline to make decisions. Whether it’s 5 minutes, an hour, or a day, depending on the task, commit to deciding by then. 2. Simplify Your Options: Narrow down your choices. Often, having too many options leads to analysis paralysis. Focus on the best 2-3, and pick one. 3. Ask: What’s the Worst That Could Happen? Most of the time, the fear of making the “wrong” decision is blown out of proportion. If you take action, you’ll gain clarity and can adjust if needed. Here's your action step for today: - Write down one decision you’ve been putting off and why. - Set a 24-hour deadline to act on it. - Post it below so we can keep each other accountable! 👇 The best closers act quickly and confidently, and that’s what separates the top performers from the rest 💪