Mom & Business Owner Makes $10K Months With Remote Sales

Hi guys, welcome back to my channel. We have a very exciting day today. We have another client case study. It feels like we are just banging these out every single week at the minute. It is insane the success we are having within the program going into 2026. Um, so yeah, I'm really, really excited to sit down. So welcome Jade.

Hi, thank you for having me.

I started working with Jade in October, so really not long ago at all. Um, at the time and, and Jade is running her network marketing business and she came to me as she wanted another way to generate more income, to diversify and to be able to build upon that income without giving up the freedom and the lifestyle she's been able to build for herself and her family. And when I met Jade, it was an absolute no-brainer that she would see success here. However, it was all about finding the right opportunity so that she didn't have to work those crazy hours and that she could specifically maintain the work-life balance she wanted with family and obviously with her other business as well. I know this case study will resonate with so many women who want more and know they're capable of more and can generate more income, but don't wanna give everything else up, especially maybe if you have family and your only focus is not just work and not just your career. Jade has absolutely killed it and has gone on to achieve a 10K month within High Ticket Sales, which is very similar to her other business, which she spent 10 years building. So, it's absolutely such an incredible story and such an incredible journey. And yeah, I'm really excited to have you here, Jade, to share. So, let's get into it. I'd love for you to take us back before you came to me in October with High Ticket Sales. Tell us about, I guess, how you thought about getting into the industry. What were you doing before that? Tell us a little bit about your business and how you ended up here.

Yeah, sure. Thank you for having me. Um, so prior to kind of joining in October, I think I was just in a position where I'd been building, you know, my network marketing business for like 10 years, you know. And actually, for me, that's been such a powerful lesson because I'm a mom, I've got 4 children, so, you know, I really was— it was important to me that I was, you know, building something that had that time and that flexibility. And, and that's what network marketing had enabled me to do, you know. It had enabled me to stay at home, to be present, and still give me a sense of purpose. Um, but just there was a few various things that had sort of like cropped up throughout the year, um, just with regards to some personal goals between like myself and my husband, and also just really pursuing the opportunity. My children had started, um, school, so my youngest had finally kind of gone in, so that definitely freed up some time for me. And we were really looking at opportunities that could complement, you know, my network marketing business and generate more income. And also, you know, I also am a firm believer of multiple streams of income. You know, I, I see it quite a bit, and I think up until that point when I was, you know, really heavily in mom mode, had twins, so that was quite a lot to handle with little baby twins until they've now just started school. So I think really my mindset was very much around being a mom and running a successful business, but now it's kind of like things have shifted a little bit, and I just felt like there was some gateway for, for me to diversify and add extra income in, you know, to the household. Um, but what that was going to look like was the part that I was struggling with. You know, I definitely was in a position where I'd had, you know, I mean, I built my network marketing business to alleviate a job, so I hadn't been employed by anybody for around sort of 7 years, and the thought of going back to being employed or having boss, just that was just wasn't an option for me. So I guess I was exploring avenues but didn't know what that looked like. Um, you know, in order for me to— for it needed to fit in and around what I was doing already, you know, I didn't want to jeopardize the work that I'd done with my network marketing business, and also I wasn't willing to sacrifice time that I wanted with the children. So yeah, I guess that's kind of how I was led to this path, which by the way was a whole new arena. It was like another world I didn't even know existed.

Yeah, absolutely. And isn't it funny because it It is a minefield. Like, speaking from my own experience, before I got into sales, I was at the very start of my journey and wanted a business that— or something, an income. I thought a business at the time because I thought that was the only option, um, that could allow me to not have to have a boss. So I was in a very similar mindset, um, but it is a bit of a minefield because there's so many different options out there, and it's understanding which ones work, which ones don't, which ones can actually give you the results you're looking for. So why sales? Like, what do you think, you know, pushed you towards this route?

Yeah, I think there's always that like negative connotation around sales and that it's like hard or scary, but I think in general, even prior to network marketing, like the business that I, that I was working in was, was very much like people person, you know. I was, I used to work in buying, so although it's not necessarily sales, you kind of are, you know, within that environment And within my network marketing, I think, you know, a lot of things is set— I've— what I've realized is that sales is just finding a solution for, for people. It's such a service-led industry to be a part of, and it's not something now that I have like fear around or, you know, scared— like I'm, you know, scared about. I think it's just such a giving and genuine industry to be a part of. And actually, I love that you can help people find solutions, you know, especially within network marketing. That's what we do. It's about connecting with people finding, you know, finding what it is that they're looking for, finding what that why is, and then finding that solution for somebody. So I guess once I understood more a little bit about what high ticket sales was, I actually felt that our— that the skill set would be so aligned with, with the things that I'd learned already.

Yeah, yeah, 100%. Because I was about to say, like, do you feel your previous experience in your business has contributed to your success here? Because I speak with a lot of women on Instagram in the DMs, like, I've got this business and I'm doing XYZ, but no direct like high ticket sales experience. Could I even do something like this? So what's been your perspective on, I guess not the transition because you do both, but really almost the transition into this industry?

Do you mean from like network marketing? Like what the skill set? Yeah, I mean 100%. As soon as I found out, you know, and I understood the industry within high ticket sales, within network marketing, ultimately what we're doing is finding a solution for somebody. It's not necessarily the thing, it's not the vehicle that people are excited about starting. It's about what it's providing you with, you know, it's what, what lifestyle, it's what you truly want beyond that, the deeper meaning. And, and I guess that, you know, with that in mind, knowing that that's what I was offering people within my network marketing business, whether it's the service or the product or the opportunity, I knew that those skills were just going to be so aligned. And if anything, no, I know now obviously on the other side and, and the, the training and everything that you've given me, it's just, it's massively harnessed and like honed in on those skills even further. It's really refined the skills not only for high-ticket sales, but actually how I apply them to my network marketing business as well, which has been a game changer really on both sides.

Yeah, yeah, 100%. I love to hear that. And we actually have quite a few women obviously within the network marketing in the program that I've said the same, as well as other businesses. I think learning a skill of sales to a high level can benefit you in any walks of life, whether you're watching this really and want a promotion at work and want to understand how you can, how you can bargain your way there quicker, or like you said, generate more revenue in your business. So I think it is pretty extraordinary. I guess on that topic of talking about mentorship, what motivated you to want to seek mentorship on this journey? Why not just try and figure it out independently?

I think, I mean, I guess I'd seen like, you know, YouTube clips of yourself and some of the people that were, that were a part of it. And it was, I started to understand the concept, but also it was a massive minefield. I mean, once you actually get into this space and you see how much opportunity there is that isn't necessarily so visible, like to every like corporate or to everyday people, you know, there's so much to know and learn., and it's not just a case of learning the skills, it's learning the industry, you know, what positions and offers are correct. And I think for me, I'm always somebody that has invested in myself. I think I'm a firm believer that if you want to get to somewhere quickly and do it the right way, you need to be speaking to the people that have gone before you and that have the skills and have that experience. And I've not been, you know, I've never really been scared to invest in myself. I've done lots of various courses like personal development and, you know, of course invested in my own, like, network marketing business. It's, it's almost a necessity in order for you to be successful, I, I feel, because, you know, you— I, I want to be good. I don't want to, you know, waste time and, and having a go. And I think that's when, you know, I can imagine, you know, I can't speak for everybody, but I can imagine most people get disheartened and kind of give up on that bigger dream because you haven't got somebody then just to lean on or ask questions, you know. Just the power of that community is everything for me. So Yeah, I think for me, I just, I needed to know from the right people that had seen the success to get going.

100%. And I know both not only yourself, but many women in the program not only come in and see results, but then they're referring friends and friends of friends and so on. And that truly is such a compliment to me. And I'm so grateful that not only you come in and enjoy the program and have seen results, but then you feel so confident in it that you share it with others. So I I'd love to know, like, how do you feel the Female Sales Accelerator have supported you on this journey?

Oh yeah, I mean, just in terms of like the training modules and the structure, for me it's been really incredible to work through those modules in and around the time that I had, um, and to have those live training calls, you know, in person, cameras on. There's something very powerful about that community aspect. I think it's a very real life situation where you're getting to know other people with their own real life of, you know, scenarios and backgrounds. It way beats, you know, watching a YouTube video in solitude where you can't ask questions or actually see another face. That feels very lonely to me. So the training calls twice a week— no, sorry, 4 times a week even, you know— and the, the opportunity to practice with other women that actually understand what you're doing and on the same path as you is everything. You know, I, I really I really agree with what you said about connections, you know, that in any job and in any position, you know, skill set is massive and understanding that skill set, but also networking and having connections and knowing people. I always think your net worth is as big as your network, you know. You need to be in those industries, be in those rooms, get to know people. And actually, when you see the referrals and the girls helping each other out because they're in the same situation and in the same, like, mentorship, that that really opened my eyes, you know, the opportunity there.

And I'd love to know, like, was there any support that maybe— like, what was your expectations coming in versus what you actually got? So is there anything you didn't realize that you would receive or help or support versus what's actually been a reality?

Yeah, I think, um, I mean, the opportunities on the, the job board, you know, there are There's one thing having the mentorship and, and understanding and honing the skills and really understanding what this business is, but there's another thing actually having, you know, upfront the opportunities that— multiple opportunities that are coming in daily. So really from the offset when I, when I joined the community and I was going through the modules that you offer, I really felt very confident and comfortable that I knew that, you know, I could, I could land a role because I think there's that also that, that fear element of yes, I can learn the skills, but then you've got to go on this whole other journey of like finding an opportunity. Whereas with your mentorship, I just feel like it's a business in a box. You're giving everybody that whole, the whole skills, the community, the tools, and then also really that the opportunity to start applying. And with your support and guidance as well as to which offers you know are going to be suited for that particular individual, knowing their goals and those individual, you know, their individual needs has been, has been really, really important. So yeah, I'm very grateful for that.

Thank you, I appreciate that. And would you say anything's changed for you since embarking on this journey? So a big one that we speak about a lot in the program is like confidence. Like, for example, a woman's confidence will skyrocket in the first 30 days of being here just from learning the tools. And obviously you came with a business background, so you would have had a lot of confidence in yourself that you know how to you know, really make money online, right? So has there any maybe skill sets or internal confidence feelings that have grown from embarking on this journey, or how do you feel about it?

Oh yeah, 100%. I think, well, first of all, from a mindset perspective, when you, when you're in, uh, particularly your community, you know, when you're straight off the, off the bat seeing success from women and you can almost see when they joined and then seeing that they're earning money relatively quickly, you know, that for me was everything for my mindset. So even on day one when I hadn't earned a penny from high ticket sales, I knew immediately that I was on the right path. And I think that as a comforting element for people and confidence, it's such a booster, um, because there is, you know, I can imagine there is still fear for people, but when you know that you're in something that is working for people, it's like, why not you, kind of a mindset. And then I guess on the other side, you know, my confidence, the confidence and the ability to speak to people and actually you know, have, have real confidence and clarity in what it can provide people. Like, that for me has been everything. And just kind of flip-reversing it back to my network marketing business, you know, when you, when you're involved in something for so long, and yes, you adapt and you evolve with it, I think you can, you know, generally get a little bit complacent. Maybe your skill set kind of diminishes a little bit or just becomes a little bit stagnant. And you actually lose sight of what you're actually offering somebody. And I think if anything, it's really brought a lot of passion and, and, you know, revamped my skill set in terms of that side of things as well. My confidence to speak with, you know, clarity and certainty about what an opportunity can provide somebody, whether that's within high ticket sales or whether it's within my network marketing business, has just, you know, tripled, you know, in terms of of how that's amplified for people. So I think, yeah, 100% my confidence has grown. And I think also from a woman's perspective and, you know, a mom, I can speak from a mom, you know, I think there's a lot of, we have, we wear a lot of hats. And I think, you know, we can start to doubt ourselves or put ourselves down if we feel that we haven't, you know, if we've basically done one thing for one time and we feel that we can't, you know, learn a new skill. So actually it's been a bit of like an invigorating, exciting journey that I've like been doing network marketing. I know I can be successful at that. I'm a successful mom, hopefully, you know, they're all still alive and I've managed to get them off to school. And but now, you know, that sense of purpose in another arena, I think, you know, we're kind of dying when we stop learning. I like that we can still always learn new skills and, and like improve ourselves, you know, no matter how old we are.

100%. I think that's going to be a huge value for people watching because it is very easily done, right? You were in a— well, you still are in a business for 10 years. You've done the same thing, what, for 10 years? So one, it's, I don't wanna put words in your mouth, but I can imagine it might feel a bit daunting looking outside of that and pursuing something else. And then pairing that with like possibly learning a new skill and the confidence around that and having that conviction to just take a leap of faith and not just maybe stay in your comfort zone. 'Cause really your business is probably your comfort zone 'cause you've done it for so long and you're good at it. And now you've kind of put a mirror up to say, okay, am I gonna take on a new challenge? Can I do it? Am I good at it? Like, what was your perspective on that coming in?

Oh yeah, 100%. I think we do. And I think, you know, if anything, that we can start building those stories around why we shouldn't, you know, take on another challenge or learn a new skill. And I think I definitely had been in that place, you know, in all honesty. And I was raising the kids and, you know, building this. But ultimately, like, I was at my best when I was— there was a real why behind you know, why I was building in the first instance my network marketing business, it was a real desire to leave the 9 to 5, you know, so I could be a present parent. And now that I've achieved that and achieved it for like, you know, 6, 7 years, solely been, you know, really present with them on all the holidays and still achieving great things with my network marketing business, I think we sometimes just need to level up and decide that it's not, you know, we're not really inspiring anyone if Yes, the inspiration was there originally, and I've inspired women, but maybe this is my new story, you know, that new era of like, actually, you can have both. You can have it all. You can decide to diversify. And, you know, there are— there's always more things that we can have and achieve within our life. And I think that was at the point where, you know, the kids had kind of gone back to school, and I was a bit like, you know what, we can do more. We've got goals here with the house, you know. What, what does that look like for us? And can I, can I utilize my time in a way that's going to really be aligned with me and, you know, build something that can really improve our lives and just add to it, you know, not take away, just add to it.

Yeah, 100%. What has been your biggest lesson coming in so far? Because I know it's going to be a lot of women watching this, like, trying to— thinking about taking this step. So yeah, maybe what surprised you or what's been your biggest takeaway so far?

I think it's what the skill is that I've really looked to improve upon, and perhaps there's a little bit— a bit like blurred lines has been that my time management, because, you know, generally with the kids and I've been running my business, it's been very flexible. And I think with this, it's just been a case of I can still have that flexibility, but I just need to be very assertive and like decompartmentalize what I'm doing, where, who, what have I got on at each point in my day. And I think potentially, you know, well, definitely in the beginning I was a bit blurred and you're a bit here, there, and everywhere, and you're checking, you know. And actually now I know that mentally and have structure in my life, it's really important. And it actually I'm better, you know, when I'm zoned in. I'm performing better when I really have that clarity in those moments. So I think, you know, I think a lot of people doubt themselves that they do have the time to do that if they've got multiple things, you know, they're juggling and families potentially. But you can do it. It's just a skill. Time management is just a skill, and we can really— we can continue to practice that and improve upon. And that's definitely something that I've been working on. I'm not saying I'm perfect. There's always room for that, room for improvement. But it's definitely something I'm working on, and I can see the difference that's making, you know, mentally and and in my results as well.

100%. I'd love to know, like, what, what's a bit of a day in the life look like? So if there are women watching this thinking, I couldn't fit it all in, like, you must be Superwoman, like, what, what— give them a bit of a glimpse of what that would look like for you.

Yeah, sure. So I mean, for me, health and fitness is very important. So I generally would get up quite early before the kids get up and go to the gym before that kind of all starts. And then we come home, sort the kids. I'm doing breakfast with them, it's time with them, getting them off to school, and I'll walk them to school. Um, and then kind of tend to do like a good 3 hours, um, solid of like my business and any connections, any meetings that I may need to do with my network marketing business. I'm actually placed on a US office, so all of my calls are generally like mid-afternoon through into the evening. Um, then take some calls maybe mid-afternoon, I'll clock off, go and sort the kids, do tea activities and all of those sorts of things until bedtime. And then in the evening I'll take a more calls as well, um, and, and kind of start that process again that way. So yeah, it's definitely manageable. I quite like the opportunity that I can break up my day, you know, as long as I know I'm putting in the hours, I can really slot my children, my family in and around those hours, you know, as long as I'm, I'm doing what I need to be doing. And also, I guess it is quite addictive, you know. I know that every call is, is money, you know, at the end of the day. So it's, it's based on what— how much I want to earn, which I like I like the power in that. I like being in control of what I'm worth, not somebody telling me what I earn, you know, from a salary perspective. So I like that I can be in control of my time in that way.

100%. I think that's going to be really insightful to know because we have some other girls come on. I'm like, tell us a day in the life. And some of them are like, I wake up at 2 AM. I'm like, okay, not everyone has that schedule. You come into this and you make it your own. You decide like what it is you want, what you want to do. So I'm really glad you shared that because that is a very normal and realistic, I guess, schedule in this industry. And very similar, obviously I don't have a family yet, but very similar to mine when I would block out time to go to the gym or to see my mum or whatnot. You can, and you have that flexibility. Was it as you expected, like coming into the industry? Was this everything you thought it was going to be, or is it maybe easier, harder than you thought?

I, I'm not sure. I think it's, I think it's been easier. I think we're always, you know, potentially doubt our ability. You know, I'm quite a confident person and, you know, I do study and I read and I'm, you know, I've built a business, but I think there's always that element of doubt, like, could I actually do this? You know, am I just telling myself that? So when I was really seeing the results and, you know, was performing well within this offer, it was a confidence boost. And, um, it is, you know, I do feel that it's I think from a female perspective, and I mean, I'm only talking from, from my own life experience, you know, I have got life experience. And I think if you have that relatability, you've got empathy, you can, you know, relate to people on their level. I think that's 90— I think that is, you know, 99% of the way there, because I think just people want to feel heard and be seen. And I think for me, you know, I do have that ability. And just really helping people get to the point of what is it they truly want, you know, from from this, you know, what do they— what's the deeper meaning? And I'm really— I feel like that is a skill set that I've really improved upon, and I feel like it's, it's a disservice if we don't really drill into that for somebody. Like, that's the reason why they're on a call with you, you know, they're looking for a better life in whatever that may be, um, or a better solution. So I love that. I felt like it has been quite easy. I think just going back on what we said a little bit about, you know, the, the time, you know, don't get me wrong, I definitely committed time at the start. I think in anything, you want to prove yourself, you want to put in the hours, you know, it's a new thing, you want to make sure— there are going to be mistakes. I definitely wasn't like perfect at the beginning, but I think once you come into that space with that mindset and then you prove yourself, you definitely— you've got the leverage then, you know. I know that I'm performing really well on this offer, so I've got the leverage to make sure that my family can slot into my day, and that's exactly what I wanted from high-ticket sales. So it's been amazing.

100%. No, I'm glad you said that because nothing good comes easy. There's always going to have to be a sacrifice. We can't be like working 3 hours a day from a beach in our first month, you know. It takes— not that we ever really can do that, but it does take time, like you said, to build up that flexibility. And only when you are confident in your close rate or confident in your process, you probably now feel like, actually, I know how many calls I need to take to generate this amount of income, so I know where my boundaries are, which I think massively helps. And that just— I think knowledge is confidence, isn't it? Like with anything, that just takes a bit of time to like find your feet with your new routine.

Oh, 100%. Yeah, 100%. I agree.

What did the people around you think, Jade?

Um, well, my husband was super skeptical. I said that I'd found this, you know, this opportunity, and I was trying to explain it to him, and he just did not understand stand at all. Um, and even to the point where I was like, oh, I'm earning this, you know, I was adding up my commissions and he was like, what? What? I was like, oh, I'll see it when I believe it, like when the money's in the bank. And, you know, even then I was a bit like, oh, is the money going into the bank? Like, you know. And, and yeah, so he's been, you know, he's— he initially was super skeptical, but, and still to this day really can't comprehend that people are earning this level of income, you know, from you know, I come into my house and I'm taking a phone call and then I can come out and say, you know, I've just earned X amount of money. Um, he's just like, blows his mind. But he is, he does have a very traditional kind of employee mindset, which is fine. We work well, we work well together. He's my yin to my yang. So, and you know, same with my mom, you know, told her a little bit about what I was doing. And it's all, it's a really, I think it's just a really new arena for people that perhaps have just never heard of it. So, you know, often there's a lot of of, you know, mindset on. And, um, you know, they're just— they care, don't they? They want to make sure you're not doing anything that's untoward. But I'm just definitely somebody super independent. I'll make the decision anyway regardless of what other people think, you know. If I have a good feeling about something— and now, you know, of course it's paid off. My mom is like, just cannot believe that, you know, what it's created. And it's just been a really— you know, in sometimes in business there are ups and downs, you know, in any business. In high ticket sales, I imagine there will be. And the same with my network marketing. If you're doing business and working employed, or you have a business, there's always going to be ups and downs. So the beautiful thing about having this alongside my network marketing business is that you've got that, you know, you have that kind of balance, you know, you've got those multiple streams of income, you've got something supporting something else. So, you know, a time when potentially my money's not been so great, it has been a lifeline, you know, and it's a way of earning money quickly without, without having to go and do something that I just know that I'm unworthy live, you know, better. So in that, for me, it was important.

Yeah, 100%. No partner objections for you. You're independent, you know what you want.

I mean, yeah, he'll say something and just be like, well, even he says, he's like, I don't know why I'm telling you this because you'll do what you want anyway. And I'm like, yep, I hear you, I feel you with that.

Uh, what are your goals from here, Jade? Like, what are you looking to achieve for the— well, we've only just started. I was about to say for the remainder of Train Train Safe, but we've only just started a new year, so New Year, do you have any goals you'd like to achieve by the end of it?

Yeah, 100%. I think for me, you know, definitely to continue the success with this. I think now I've, you know, still really new. I've had, you know, 2 full months of actually earning income, so it's— it feels like I've been here a while, but it's still really new. So based on what I've earned, you know, $10,000 a month, really happy with that. But I know that there are definitely other, you know, there's opportunities where I can earn more money without, you know, without really having to do more hours. I know that my skill set's improving. So definitely I'd look to grow that income for sure and just feel more confident in the arena and network a little bit more and ultimately, you know, to continue to grow my network marketing business. That is a massive passion of mine. It's something that has been my baby, you know, for 10 years. So that is to just to have something that complements that And I really, I really, really believe the skills that I've learned with, with you, Shelley, at the Female Sales Accelerator have dramatically improved, you know, my outlook and the way that I position, you know, my network marketing business as well. So from a business owner, it's just been really incredible. You know, I think in anything, having a good insight in sales and that methodology and, you know, that psychology, I think it's really something that I've not drilled into enough. So it's been really amazing without even realizing how much it was going to help my network marketing business. It really has.

So yeah, that makes me very happy. I guess just to finish off then, because this has been very, very insightful. If there are women sitting on the fence and, and they have some fear around this, maybe they're in network marketing or maybe they're a mom or maybe they just have one, a bit of a career change and they've been in their career for a long time and and they're scared. What advice would you give to them, Jade?

Yeah, I think, you know, in anything you've got to, you've got to always think about the risk of not making a change. I think we can always— we're so conditioned to wonder, you know, like, what if it goes wrong? And all the things that could possibly, you know, possibly could go wrong. And that's our brain, it's our chimp keeping us safe. But what if our brain actually just told us all the things that could go right, because either one is an illusion. Like, there's no determined fact, you know. And I think if you think of it from that point of view, look at the, look at the logic of this. There are, there are people that are coming in. Look at me, you know, I've come in, I've got 4 children, I'm running a business, you know, and I'm, and I've made it work. It's evidence. There's evidence all around you that this, this does work for you. So, you know, really think about the risk of not making the change first of all. And does that make you happy? Would you really, you know, on your deathbed 'Would you have any regrets?' I always think that I never want to have, like, sit there and think, 'Oh, I just regret I didn't give something a go.' Um, and, and, and then just think, you know, about actually look at all the success there is there. There's evidence around you. Speak to the people that are doing this and get their opinion. Don't, don't take the opinions of people that aren't where you want to be. I think would be my biggest, my biggest, you know, my, my biggest piece of advice. Because if somebody is not where you want to be, like, why would you take advice from them? I call them dream stealers. Like, speak to the people that that are doing or having the success that you would love to see for yourself, because it's only in that that you're going to get the true facts about what this is. And, you know, I just think the only way that it's not going to work for you is when people quit. That's the only way it doesn't work. So if you're committed and you can be, you know, be coachable and just work with your time and figure out time that you can learn these skills and apply them, there's absolutely no reason why you're any different to anybody, any of the other girls on your program that seeing success, like it absolutely is destined for you. And I don't know, having a bit of skin in the game, a bit of an investment, it's, it's the fire up your butt to get you working. You know, if it was a tenner, would you give it the same, you know, gravitas that it deserves? Probably not. So, you know, I think that just— you deserve that investment and you deserve to have more. And, you know, just take the leap because, yeah, you won't regret it.

Thank you so much, Jade. It's been a pleasure having you on, hearing your journey. Um, I know this will inspire so many women watching this and to really hear your perspective. Um, so yeah, thank you for joining us.

Oh, thank you for having me. No problem.

Of course. Um, so yeah, I hope you enjoyed Jade's story. Um, I know it's absolutely inspired me, and I know, like I've said a bunch of times, so many women watching this, I know it will inspire you too. If you are looking to follow in Jade's footsteps and to explore a possible plan of action with the Female Sales Accelerator, working alongside myself one-on-one to help you achieve your goals, then there'll be a link in the bio. You can fill out the form, we can look at your application, and take it from there. See you in the next one.

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