In February 2020, I did something I never thought I would do...

But before I tell you what I did, let me tell you how I got there...

It was 2018...

I had just quit my factory job and started looking for other jobs.

I didn't know what I wanted, but one thing I was sure of was that I didn't want to work in manufacturing again.

So, not even 15 days after quitting my job, an opportunity appeared before my eyes.

I was looking for a job on a government site and noticed that a small mobile shop in my town needed a salesperson.

I immediately called the number and scheduled an interview.

Long story short, I got the job and started working as a salesperson.

The problem was, I had zero sales experience.

Whenever I spoke with customers and tried to sell to them, I did what I knew I did well…

I talked, A LOT.

And surprisingly, it turned out to get the job done.

In just three short months, I sold A LOT of phones, all with zero sales experience.

Because of that, I became the second-highest-paid employee in the store.

I was crushing it while also loving sales.

I was so good that in my time there, I sold 80% of the phones that the other employees couldn't sell in three or more years.

So good that I sold an obsolete four-year-old phone to a woman for the same price as the new phones released that year.

The best part?

I did all of that using a sales technique I NEVER knew existed.

That technique is called reverse psychology.

After I experienced how good my sales skills were, I wanted to take my career further.

So, in October 2019, I quit my job to go into high-ticket sales.

But the problem I experienced was that I had a tough time with over-the-phone sales.

In the meantime, I owned and operated two blogs that were ranking on the first page of Google and even on the Snippet.

So, because I loved sales but struggled over the phone, and I loved writing blog posts but couldn’t sell in the blog posts because blog posts aren’t for that, I had to find a way…

A way to merge my sales and writing skills.

In February 2020, I did exactly that…

I discovered copywriting.

It was a combination of what I loved the most.

Sales + Writing = Copywriting

So, in February 2020, I officially started my copywriting career.

Since then, I've worked with six, seven, eight, and ONE 11-figure company with an all-time-high market cap of $86,361 billion.

Not only that, but I also helped my clients generate a combined $939K+ with email copywriting and automation.

And now I’m on a mission to scale more high-ticket offers using email copywriting and automation.

So, if you have an email list and you want it to be automated while also pulling as much money as you can from it, then let’s chat…