Her Closing Academy

I was intimidated at first and worried about confidence and money — "I'm scared. Is this gonna work?" — but I feel like starting is the hardest part and after you take that first step it gets so much easier. Everyone in the group is kind and welcoming, there's group calls, networking, practice opportunities, and lots of resources, so I would recommend this program 100%.

Before the course I dropped out of school, worked at a deli and felt broke, and I have dyslexia which made school hard even though I worked really hard; my parents initially opposed me buying the course and disputed the charge. I had no prior sales background, I completed trainings quickly and rewatched modules, I loved the intimate coaching and role plays that forced me to improve, I climbed leaderboards quickly (highest day was 16 sales), and my stated long-term goal is to scale to 100K months and eventually manage a team.

I was full-time in school getting my master’s and going into law school while working as a personal trainer manager for six years, and I was balancing too much which pushed me to look for something better. I was terrified and impulsively closed the program on a sales call with Jess without even telling my husband, but that split decision turned out to be one of my best decisions ever. I had prior in-person sales experience but found remote high-ticket calls very different and think it can even be easier for people with no sales background because they don’t have to unlearn bad habits. I plan to make this a long-term career, grow into managing a team, and aim for 20–25K months within the next couple years.

Before joining I was working full-time as a behavior analyst, feeling burned out from long clinic hours and paperwork, and I was actually anti-sales until I discovered high-ticket remote sales and the idea of selling with genuine passion. I was scared at first and worried I might suck or hear “no” all the time, but I committed to trying and treated it as learning a new skill. I found the program flexible enough to fit around my 9–6 job, I often watched recordings while doing other things, and I appreciate the lifetime access so people can take 3, 6, or 12 months if needed. I also mentioned making around "6 or 700,000 a month" at my previous job (as I said it then), and I think this shift let me double or triple my income while working fewer hours and building savings, investments, and long-term stability.