I love when people tell me to get a real job. I'm like, that's literally why I got into sales, is because I've worked a real job, and I don't like it.

I love when people tell me to get a real job. I'm like, "That's literally why I got into sales, is because I've worked a real job, and I don't like it." But while we're here, here's every single job that I've ever worked. I worked retail, and I would get so bored that I would mess up shirts just to refold them. I was a barista for, like, three, four years. That job was actually really fun, but I hate being told what to do, and I was making, like, eight bucks an hour. I ran marketing for a startup. They never paid me. And then I was a DoorDasher, and I definitely ate a few fries in between the deliveries. I also volunteered at a hospital because I thought I wanted to be a doctor, but then I realized I hated the hospital and I don't wanna be a doctor. I just wanted the money that doctors make. I did SEO marketing, where I would write essays for a car software company. That one was cool because the owner was, like, somewhat of a mentor towards me, so I kinda did it just to, like, get the connection. And he's the one who actually told me to get into sales. He said that sales was the best skill set that he learned in order to be this, like, big CEO dude, and he made a lot of money in a short amount of time. And all I heard was, "Lots of money in a short amount of time." So I decided to do sales. My first sales job was a door-to-door sales job, selling pest control in the summers. And that one very obviously sucked, but I do- I loved it. Like, I got addicted to being able to make a lot of money at a young age. And that was the first, like, taste of freedom I've ever had, and I got addicted to sales. I did that for about four years. Went from sales rep to sales manager to even the first female franchise owner of the door-to-door sales company for a location. But I hated, like, being in person, being, you know, y- knocking on pe- people's doors, begging them to even listen to me. So then I got into remote sales. Way better because you can sit in your home, take the sales calls from your laptop. Then I started doing social media, posting me selling people, giving my sales tips to the girlies. That blew up. Then I started my sales training company. And in our sales company, we've built two softwares. One that's, like, an AI that trains the girls on the calls. Uh, but the other one is a software that connects the girls to jobs. So I've trained over 17,000 students, all women, and helped them get their dream jobs in high ticket sales, so literally perfect. This is your sign, though, that everything works out. And every random job that you pick up, like, it will benefit you in some way, shape, or form later. Like, I wouldn't be the person I am today without busting my ass doing every single minimum wage job that I ever could.