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🔥 You’re Not Being “Salesy” — You’re Being a Leader With a Solution
Let’s clear this up once and for all: If your offer changes lives, it’s your responsibility to sell it boldly. The fear of “sounding salesy” is what keeps great coaches broke while mediocre ones rake in sales with half the integrity. If you feel awkward, hesitant, or like you’re pushing…It’s probably because you’re still trying to convince instead of communicate with conviction. And that shifts the moment you decide: ➡️ I’m not selling—I’m SERVING. ➡️ This isn’t pressure—it’s leadership ➡️ I’m not manipulating—I’m offering someone the chance to change their life. When you believe deeply in your offer, your energy changes.You don’t sound desperate.You don’t chase.You don’t shrink at the close. Instead, you show up with clarity, calm, and certainty. Because here’s the truth: 👉 If you know your program creates real results… 👉 If you’ve seen clients walk away with freedom, peace, clarity, health, or income… 👉 If you know someone is struggling with a problem you can solve… If you know that…And you withhold it out of fear of what they might think? You’re prioritizing your own discomfort over their breakthrough. And that’s the real disservice.
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Love this shift in thinking. Serving instead of selling is the one I need to remind myself of every time push dial or send.
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Turning Past Clients Into High-Ticket Referrals
How to Build a Sales Pipeline From Happy Customers Your next high-ticket sale might not come from an ad, funnel, or even a piece of content… …it might come from someone you’ve already worked with. Happy clients are your most underutilized sales asset!!!!! They already trust you. They’ve experienced the transformation. And they’re surrounded by people who want exactly what you helped them create. The question isn’t if they’d refer you—…it’s whether you’ve made it easy, natural, and irresistible for them to do so. Here’s how to turn your past clients into a referral-generating sales machine 👇 ✅ 1. Make Referrals Part of Your Client Culture Don’t wait until the end of the program to bring it up. From day one, seed the idea that referrals are part of the journey. “In this work, amazing transformations tend to draw attention—your friends and colleagues may start asking what you’re doing. If and when that happens, I’ll give you a simple way to connect them with me. Why this works: It normalizes referrals and frames them as something they’ll want to do, not something they’re being asked to do. ✅ 2. Create a Clear & Easy Referral System People don’t refer when it’s confusing. They refer when it’s effortless. Make the process frictionless and direct. Create a simple referral link or form. Write the message they can send to a friend. Offer to hop on a call with their referral ASAP. Incentivize them if it aligns with your brand.– “Every time you refer someone who joins, I’ll send you [bonus/gift/credit/etc.].”– Even better: Give a gift for them and for the person they refer. Why this works: When it’s easy, people follow through. And when there’s a feel-good reward, they do it faster. ✅ 3. Celebrate Their Wins Publicly (and Authentically) People love sharing their wins—especially when those wins are seen and celebrated. With their permission, spotlight them in your content:– Share their story– Quote something powerful they said– Tag them (if public). Then ask privately:"Who in your world do you think needs to hear this story or go through this experience next?"
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Referrals are where I need to do more since so much more happens after the sale. @Joe Marcoux I love that question asking “What is the 1 thing I did that you liked during the (buying/selling) experience?” I need to start implementing that asap.
Caffeine is For Closers...
"Put that coffee...down." "Coffee is for Closers." If you're not closing, you don't deserve coffee! If you believe what I'm writing, you may need to check the date. (April 1) 😉 All April Fools jokes aside... Caffeine is a choice. I enjoy coffee. The ritual, the flavour and the effect. I will also use caffeinated drinks in moderation. My energy and drive don't come from the cup of coffee I drink. The "Why" of legacy and making a difference is the driver. Do I like coffee (caffeine)? Yup. What about you?
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Caffeine is For Closers...
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That’s awesome—I’ve been pretty consistent with that too. I actually picked it up from Andrew Huberman. My energy feels way more balanced and steady when I follow that protocol.
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Congratulations On Joining The Sales Dojo Skool Community! This community is for anyone looking to improve Confidence, Conviction and Control in the Sales process. We are here to help you: - SELL without using cheesy tactics. - Improve your communication skills. - Foster better relationships with potential clients. - Generate more leads. - Overhaul your sales process (and create a buying conversation) - Prevent objections before they even happen. - Handle any objections that slip through the cracks. If you want to sell more, scale your business, or just gain more confidence, you are in the right place! DO THIS NOW: 1. Download the 26 Objections Guide found under the classroom Tab! 2. Introduce yourself in the comments below! 3. Post any issues or road blocks you are experiencing in your sales and marketing processes! Congratulations again on joining the community and we look forward to serving you! - The SOS Dojo Team
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@Joe Marcoux thanks for letting me into the Dojo! I'm a Realtor in the Vancouver area for just over 4 years now. I'm still learning how to really connect with people and keep doing the reps with a mindset of delayed gratification. I hope to learn from the community how find repeatable success that makes this new career move rewarding and transformative for all those involved.
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I’m a realtor from Vancouver BC who is looking learn from the best to help grow my business.

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