As the saying goes, "Life is a marathon, not a sprint." You have to set yourself up for the long run. Yes, it's going to be hard there are going to be obstacles in the way, but that is what makes you stronger and prepares you for the future. Every step you take is closer to the finish line.

You ever feel like at the time it wasn’t the right decision? Thats how I felt until a month ago For all the lovely new faces here, my name is Blake and a little backstory on me! Three months ago I graduated college and was off to go work in the oil and gas industry on the electrical side of things. I landed a job that after 3 years I would be clearing 150-200k per year as a single 23 year old. (Now from where I come from. Thats big bank💸💸) But it was right before I graduated I got in touch with Maddie and she talked about this high ticket sales stuff and how much it helped her!! At the time I was going to make 100k my first year out of school at 21, but truly was not happy with what I was doing. I wanted to get out, bc working 50-60 hrs a week and doing high ticket sales was not easy, but so worth it. After working 1-on-1 with Maddie for only 2 months, I am now on track to hit 5-6k this month. I promise you that if you put your head down and give it your all. You too can hit your goals when it comes to high ticket sales!!!

Hey, it’s Money Monday. Time to grow and time to get better. Lock in, toss the distractions, go into monk mode if that’s what you gotta do🤷‍♂️ There is only 3 1/2 months left in 2024 and how do you want to remember it. You want to look back and see you let off the gas? Or do you want to look back with zero brain juice and see the pedal is through the floorboard? This is the make or break part of the year, so strap down and lock in!!!

In sales, have an "onto the next one" mentality Don't get too hung up on one prospect 🧏‍♀️

I have found myself, as I progress along my sales journey finding myself at crossroads when it comes to decisions. Should I stay up and finish this movie, or go to bed on time? Just decisions that build friction with myself rather than trust. I dont know if anyone else deals with this on a daily basis, but these type of decisions where you come to a crossroads of "what do I want?" rather than "what is most optimal?" Something as simple as going to bed on time, has the biggest impact on your ROI for not only that day, but for the next. What has helped me is just sitting in that decisions for a good couple seconds, enough time to think over the consequences of both paths, usually trying to rationalize with the little devil on my shoulder of what do I want to do? Start small, because how you do anything is how you do everything!! Have a totacular Tuesday, and lets crush!!!