01 / High-ticket
Comfort with consequential decisions.
I have sold premium offers over Zoom where diagnosis, conviction and objection handling matter more than enthusiasm alone.
High-ticket closer · Enrollment advisor
I sell best when the decision actually matters.
I’ve closed high-ticket offers over Zoom, sold 15–30 boxes a day door-to-door on full commission, and sold B2B to business owners. I’m looking for the right founder-led company with a strong offer, qualified demand and a serious sales culture, somewhere I can produce, keep getting better, and grow with the team.
$25K offer
Experience closing a $25K high-ticket offer over Zoom.
15–30 / day
Boxes sold in my current full-commission field-sales role.
10+ years
Sales experience across B2C, B2B, high-ticket, management and training.
$300K deal
Closed one single $300K deal in a separate, higher-stakes sales environment.
Why this background transfers
I didn’t learn sales from booked calls alone.
I’ve sold in environments where I had to create attention, earn trust quickly, handle resistance in real time and live with the answer. That changes how I show up when a qualified prospect is already on the calendar.
02 / Field sales
Rejection does not destabilize me.
Door-to-door means most conversations begin without permission, appointments or guaranteed interest. You learn quickly to stay present, adapt and make the ask.
03 / Commercial context
I understand the business behind the call.
Because I’ve built offers and worked B2B, I pay attention to positioning, acquisition, what the buyer was promised, and whether fulfillment can support the sale.
Current field sales
Sales without a safety net.
My current work is full-commission door-to-door sales. The calendar is not filled for me. I have to create the conversation, establish trust quickly, understand what matters to the customer, handle resistance and ask for the sale.
It is difficult to hide behind theory when your income depends on whether people actually buy.
15–30boxes sold in a field-sales day through conversations I initiate myself.
Founder-side perspective
I know what it feels like to hand someone else your leads.
I built a high-ticket coaching business where clients were enrolled through sales calls, then hired and trained a closer to support enrollment. That gave me a different appreciation for what a founder is actually trusting a salesperson with.
Not just the lead. The offer, the customer relationship and the reputation behind it.
When I step into someone else’s sales process, I do not treat the calendar as free leads. I know what it takes to create demand, make promises responsibly, fulfill on those promises and trust another person to represent the offer well. That founder-side experience is one reason I care about fit, follow-through and the quality of the customer decision.
How I sell
Clearer decisions beat louder pressure.
I care about conversion, but I also care about the quality of the decision. Good closing should make the real issue easier to see and the next step harder to avoid.
01
Diagnose before prescribing.
Understand what the buyer actually wants, why now matters and what has stopped movement before reaching for a script.
02
Make the ask.
Listening is not passivity. Once fit and desire are clear, the conversation should move toward a real decision.
03
Protect the offer.
A short-term commission is not worth a bad-fit buyer, unnecessary refunds or damage to the customer outcome.
What I am looking for
The right place to go deep.
I am not looking for a temporary sales seat. I am looking for the right offer and team to become exceptional inside, a founder-led company where sales is treated as a craft and trust, responsibility and results can compound over time.
Strong offerSomething I can genuinely believe creates value.
Qualified demandA working acquisition engine and real reasons for prospects to show up.
High standardsCall review, coaching, accountability and continual improvement.
Long-term fitA company where trust, responsibility and results can compound over time.
Opportunities
If you have an offer worth selling, I would like to hear about it.
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