Excerpt from a YouTube video roleplay (created/uploaded by Christian Polk) capturing a sales-coaching call. Speaker A (coach) questions Speaker B (prospect) about past experience in e-commerce and crypto, why the prospect is bored with prior work, their motivation to learn a new high-ticket sales skill, and what prevented them from getting hands-on help previously. The transcript is short and focused on probing motivation and barriers.
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Yeah, I didn't do anything with high ticket sales, but I'm.
A successful guy and I. I.
Did E. Commerce and. Yeah, but what's preventing you from actually getting, like, hands on help so you can get into high ticket sales, though? If this is something we've been looking to get into.
Yeah.
That'S why I'm on the call. Right, Right. But there's a difference between taking a look at a gym and then going in every single day, eating right, and working out. Right. So it's like, help me understand, man. Like, what's actually prevented you from getting any potential help in the past? Just to see how we can help over here.
Yeah, so what I said I did E. Commerce and I did some crypto and it all worked out. But yeah, it's. I'm. I'm bored of that. I just want to do it.
Making money or. Like, what? Like, what do you mean you're bored? I just.
Want.
To learn.
A.
New skill. Okay, well, how long have you been looking to learn a new skill for, though?
Okay, but that's a great question.
Now, like, let's just say, for example, we can go further in. It's like, well, hey, man, why would you spend time learning a different skill rather than just going harder in the paint on, like, just what you're doing now just to make more money? Why was he looking to get into? What was his problem? Why was he there in the first place?
