Hi SAA fam -- guessss what?? I landed my first offer & will be setting & closing for 15% of a $3500 offer. The offer is in Holistic Medicine/Health -- which aligns really well with my education/work history, interests, & passions. I am excited for this opporunity to get my feet wet into the sales setting/closing process. Hoping to learn a lot & refine my skills... & super stoked I get to do so within the guidance of this amazing community and with my stellar coach.. Shoutout @Matt Menton

Last week was crazy! Just wanted to share a lil W here with the family! I was able to collect over $10k cash collected across both offers I'm in and make just a bit above 2.4k in commissions! Coming into this, I was only a setter at a cold calling ecom offer who was making at most $2k/month. It was a horrible offer, but it thought me valuable skills. It was hard...extremely hard, but hard is good. When you learn how to do the hard things consistently day in and day out, everything else becomes easier. It's not really about the money you make, but truly about the person you become, before you make that money. It's about having discipline and consistency. Once I became the person who woke up every day before 6:00 AM Worked 11-12 hour days Put in weekends of work Put in mocks and practice Sought feedback Making that amount of money just became the result of the person I have become. Discipline is one of the hardest things to have. It is so much easier to turn on the TV, watch some Netflix, go hangout with friends, party, etc. And while those are extremely important for your mental health, I choose to use my time intentionally. Have some time set aside to wind down, but also put in the work that most aren't willing to. I intentionally sacrifice my weekends and my Netflix time for time that I use to grow and develop my skills. Everything in life is a choice. Success requires sacrifice, My question to you is: What are you willing to sacrifice? Either sacrifice temporary pleasures for your dreams or your dreams will become the sacrifice... Much Love, Linkai 🤍

After finally leaving my Nurse Manager job, I spent the weekend reflecting on my goals and truly redesigning my life (and cleaning my house because, wow. Just wow. LOL) Today marks my first week outside of management and I've never felt so free! I even had time to work out 🥹❤️. Getting outside of my comfort zone and making this sacrifice was so necessary. I'm so so thankful for this community - thank you so much for checking in on me when life was getting so hard my last few weeks! Here's to a new beginning, sharpening those sales skills on a MUCH more regular basis and a real start on changing my life! My schedule is shifting a little bit here and there as I adjust to my new part-time/staff job. If you're looking for some practice, here's my calendly! https://calendly.com/tawnynoelle/mock-calls

Hey friends, long time no post haha Little background, I joined S.A.A September 8’th with hopes of building a new skill and flipping my work life lol. Well on Oct 7’th I got an interview and Oct 16’th I landed the offer. I just wanted to come on here and say how grateful I am for this amazing community that push me. So thankful for our coaches @Madison DeCoste @Dylan Asena @Matt Menton that took me from knowing literally zilch to this point now. Special s/o to @Lilly Davis who ate mocks with me day in day out and has been so clutch on this journey- you’re a rockstar and accountability partners work lol! Can't wait to continue this journey with y'all ⭐

Building a successful sales career isn't about being the loudest in the room. It's about showing up consistently, knowing your worth, and understanding that every interaction is an opportunity to provide value. I've noticed something interesting lately - the most successful people in our community aren't the ones constantly broadcasting their wins. They're the ones who put their head down, do the work, and let their results speak for themselves. This week, I want you to carry that same energy. Trust that your preparation is enough. Trust that you know what you're doing. And most importantly, trust that you belong in every room you walk into. Because you do. Let's make this week count 🤍