High Ticket Appointment Setter

Job Description:

  • Messaging and qualifying interested prospects in order to determine the best candidates for our mentorship and private equity firm. This will require qualifying, speaking with, and only letting in those that are truly hungry for success into our mentorship.
  • Daily sales meetings, and conducting 15 minutes/day of daily reporting and administrative activities.
  • Working directly with our business advisors to only let in the most qualified, hungry, and hard working applicants into our mentorship.

Requirements:

  • You must be able to commit full time hours Monday - Friday 8 am EST start time (if you desire to work in different time zone, please indicate below)
  • Availability on Saturday is preferred - this is how the highest performing and earning on our team operate, though not required.
  • 100% all in is what we prefer (for your benefit) The most growth in terms of income, skills, and responsibility will come from focusing on one thing, though we understand if you need a 30 day period to ramp down from what you're currently doing.
  • If your English is not great (you cannot write with proper grammar, and speak fluently), please do not apply
  • If you are not willing to go ALL IN with one company, and like to work on multiple businesses at once, this is not for you.
  • If you do not like to work hard, work fast, and collaborate in a team environment, do not apply.
  • If you like to be paid off of PERFORMANCE (meaning the results you bring to the company) rather than hourly pay, this is for you.
  • If you are LOYAL, and want to have a long term relationship with your employer who will treat you the right way for years to come, this is for you.

Benefits:

  • Income will range from start around the $2-4K/mo USD range, and can grow up to $7-8K USD/mo
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