Closed at 76% conversion last month but my call duration is about 1h30min on average😵‍💫(only people i didn't close were from 3rd world countries) Rn I'm getting coaching from Yash Gajjar who did around $120,000/mo at 12% comms consistently for years selling for Jeremy Miner - he's been teaching me on a cleaner process to shorten my calls, and I need to practice it I need to drill it until it’s second nature, so I'm looking for a few guys to roleplay with. Preferably someone who also knows their shit, making at least like 5k/mo in comms who has a solid grasp of sales Whoever’s down, DM me

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