Jake Ryan

Jake Ryan is a perfect example as to why high ticket sales is a good business model to get into. But it's not one where you should realistically get into thinking you're going to be making anywhere more than like $7, $8,000 a month. But don't get me wrong, if you're a beginner trying to get into the online space, high ticket sales is probably the best way to start off as a setter or not hire a bunch of them every single month. But if you think, oh, I'm going to get, I'm going to get a nice apartment or I'm going to, you know, get a nice car or high ticket sales, you're absolutely mistaken. Now, not to shit on the guy Jake Ryan for honestly, for being fully transparent with the internet, but he made some money and then he tried to switch into growth operating and now he's trying to do day trading, which I hope all of it, you know, succeeds for him. But high ticket sales wasn't giving him the lifestyle that he wanted, so he switched over to growth operating and then now it's switched over to trading. When you're making anywhere realistically from one to $5k a month as a high ticket sales rep, what you needed then do if you listen to a setter, you go up and you move up to a closer and then from there, you're either become a sales manager or you start running your own offers. But the issue with that is that there's not a lot of offers where you can make a lot of money with and there's not a lot of offers where you can be a sales manager or you can be a sales rep for. But ultimately, one to $5k is good to be a high ticket sales rep and then after that, you know, you transition into something else. Lastly, as a high ticket sales rep, at the end of the day, you're an employee and employees can get fired. And unfortunately, for high ticket sales reps, there's a lot of, you know, sales reps. So do what that information how you like. I hire a lot of sales reps every single month and I appreciate you guys, but at the end of the day, it is not the best route if you're trying to make a lot of money.