My Fight For Success

I want to share a story from my life that marks the beginning of my sales career. It’s a journey full of hard work, networking, and a bit of luck.

It all started when I landed my first sales job—a dream role as a closer for Andrew Tate. Many might think I just got lucky, but there was a method to my madness. Andrew Tate didn’t just randomly choose me. I followed a detailed, intentional process to get close to him and earn his trust.

The biggest challenge in sales isn’t just knowing how to sell; it's about securing that first opportunity. How did I stand out among the thousands of young men aspiring for the same chance? Let’s rewind to when I was 18, juggling four jobs, hustling like crazy.

Freshly kicked out of university for refusing the vaccine, I was driven by a singular goal: to get rich. All I knew was hard work. I was determined, but my understanding of business was limited.

I worked multiple jobs non-stop until I realized that sheer effort wasn’t enough. I needed to be smarter. That’s when I discovered the transformative power of networking.

Eventually, I landed a management position as a sales manager. It was a nine-to-five job, and I promised myself to give it my all for six months.

My goal was to leverage this role for bigger opportunities. In those six months, I maximized my potential, propelling the business from five to ten million dollars. Along the way, I continued to network tirelessly.

To get closer to Tate, I made a strategic decision to buy his products and immerse myself in his community.

I attended every networking event I could, followed up diligently with everyone I met, and reinvested every dollar I earned into my self-improvement—courses, mentorships, and even paying for other people’s meals. Savings weren’t a priority; growth was.

This relentless networking brought me closer to Tate’s inner circle. One day, one of his salesmen reached out to me, wanting to meet up.

Despite my busy schedule, I seized the opportunity, knowing it could be a game-changer. I showed up prepared, cigars in hand, ready to make an impression.

During our conversation, he hinted at a potential job. I leapt at the chance, committing to doing my absolute best.

The first few shifts were a test of my competence. I excelled, which led to more hours and more responsibilities.

I even quit my nine-to-five job before receiving my first paycheck from Tate’s team.

I moved in with two other hustlers, working insane hours, sometimes from 2 a.m. to 5 a.m.

My hard work paid off, and soon, I was the hardest worker with the most hours and the highest pay, on my way to becoming a sales manager.

The key to my success was building trust, providing value without asking, and consistently demonstrating my worth.

I never asked for a raise or a promotion; I let my work speak for itself. Wealthy people are more likely to give opportunities to those who prove their worth without asking for it.

If you're looking for a step-by-step process to land your first sales job, remember, you've always got Peak State.

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