If you’ve worked in the trades, you already have sales superpowers: • You understand how jobs actually get done • You know what frustrates customers • You know what timelines really look like • You know what breaks, leaks, fails, rusts, cracks, and costs money • You know how crews think Most sales reps have never stepped foot on a jobsite. You have. That’s not a weakness. That’s your advantage. This group is about turning that advantage into a high-income sales career.

You don’t need a degree. You don’t need experience. You don’t need to “know sales.” Here’s what you actually need: 1. Understand the industry you already work in 2. Learn how to talk about problems instead of doing the labor 3. Position yourself as someone who understands the work better than any applicant 4. Target the right companies (not random sales jobs) 5. Say the right things in the interview (this is where most fail) Companies LOVE hiring former laborers into sales roles. Why? Because you know what customers go through. You speak their language. You have credibility that college grads don’t. I’ll show you exactly how to use that to get hired.

I didn’t start in sales. I started in trade labor, working with my hands, long days, real work. I did 4 years in the Air National Guard. No college sales degree. No connections. What I did have: Work ethic. Thick skin. Comfort being uncomfortable. I eventually realized something: The people selling the work were making way more than the people doing the work. So I learned how to become one of them. Today I do multiple millions per year in sales. I’ve been through countless trainings, certifications, and real-world reps. I built this group for one reason: To show laborers the exact path to move from the field into high-earning sales. Because if I did it, you absolutely can.