In this short testimonial interview, a sales veteran with 15 years of experience—from gym sales to insurance and high‑ticket closing—shares his enthusiastic endorsement of a high‑ticket sales training community hosted on Skool. He highlights the "insane" value of the classroom content, the power of the community and role‑play sessions, the benefit of regular group calls, and direct access to the founder Matt and experienced coaches. Despite an initial low price of $69 per month, he upgraded to a $200 tier because the resources exceeded his expectations. He also notes that many in the market underestimate the program’s worth because it isn’t priced at $10K, suggesting untapped potential for a larger membership base.
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It's the most valuable thing I've ever seen in my life. It's insane, actually. So I've been in sales for 15 years at this point. Started in some gym sales. Ultimately, I ended up working for one of the major insurance companies and then ultimately transitioned into the high-ticket space, found F the Gurus, and been there ever since.
What has your kind of experience been so far with like the group?
So the classroom alone is like insane. And it's so funny because I think people see the price tag and they're like, oh, it can't be that good. It's like, nah, bro, like it's actually insane. We all work at home and we're just kind of locked in our rooms. So like the community aspect has been like massive for me. There's like 2 or 3 people that if we went out and got Like we would actually have a lot to talk about because we kind of know each other. We roleplay together. And then the group calls are great too. Having access to Matt is just like unreal. And then all the coaches, yes, they know what they're talking about. They're not full of shit. They'll lead you in the right direction. And having somebody like Matt to be like, yo, like, this is what I'm struggling with. Like, what do I do? I mean, it's just crazy that like I get this for like $69 a month, right? I felt bad about the $69. I started paying $200 and upgraded just because it's like getting too much out of this. I got to upgrade.
Is there anything you'd like to share to the audience that ends up watching this?
I think a lot of people in the marketplace just don't understand because it's not priced at fucking $10K. It's very obvious that's a values year, like times a million. That's the big thing I was thinking about like a couple of weeks ago, like how crazy it is that there's not like 10,000 people in here.
