A sales rep defends high-ticket sales as a career accelerator that taught them marketing, funnel analysis, and team management. They built a custom sales script that impressed hiring managers and credits the work with getting them ahead of competitors. Now they're applying for a role connected to Tequila Thursdays, the event that started it all.
And a lot of people, they love to shit on the high-ticket space. Oh my God, it's not real. It's not real sales. But me personally, I've done a little bit more than just sales. I've been on the marketing side of things. I've done deep analysis funnels. I've helped when it comes to training reps, managing reps. I've done a little bit more than the average rep. So I've made my own script. I did all this shit. And when I got on the interview with them, bro, I said, let me share my screen real quick. And I showed them the script. I did all this stuff. Framed it. Yeah, I framed the shit out of them is what I did. Then I just performed when it came to the mock Well, I wouldn't have been here if it weren't for the High Ticket Space at all. I wouldn't have been close to being able to do this. I don't regret shit about getting into high ticket sales. It is the accelerator that got me here and put me way ahead of the people I was competing with. And now we're back on Tequila Thursdays where the scheme started, and I think I actually submitted the application for that role. So it all comes full circle. Winners win in the end, and I just so happened to win.
