EPISODE · Jul 27, 2026 · 11 MIN
Episode 159: The One Habit That Separates Great Sales Teams From Average Ones
from Results Driven · host Tiffany and Josh High
Send us Fan MailIs your sales team losing high-ticket deals because they fumble basic fundamentals under pressure? Most real estate investors only run sales training when there is a blatant problem. In this solo episode, Josh High reveals why his team trains every single day and how that one decision completely transformed their conversion rates. Drawing on his experience playing championship collegiate football, Josh breaks down how to build unconscious muscle memory in your sales team so they react flawlessly to any objection without having to think. You will discover the exact four-day training schedule his team uses, the critical difference between selling low-ticket and high-ticket items, and the four non-negotiable fundamentals every acquisition manager must master to close every closable deal. Listen and enjoy the show!You’ll Learn How To:Implement a daily sales training routine that creates consistency and prevents lost dealsBuild unconscious muscle memory in your sales team so they can react under pressureDifferentiate between low-ticket and high-ticket sales strategies based on a massive 35,000-call studyMaster the art of objection blocking before you ever even make an offerExecute the exact four-day weekly training schedule Josh uses with his acquisitions teamWhat You’ll Learn in This Episode:(1:30) Why training your sales team only when there is a problem guarantees lost revenue(1:58) The Michael Jordan principle and why the greatest performers focus exclusively on fundamentals(3:19) Why YouTube University and rotating gurus is the worst way to train your sales staff(5:31) The exhaustion test and how to ensure your team relies on training instead of thinking(6:41) Fundamental 1: Setting proper expectations to lower the seller's defenses immediately(7:08) Fundamental 2: How to dive deep into a seller's true motivation to accurately solve their problem(7:22) Fundamental 3: The four most common objections and how to block them in advance(8:06) The critical difference between high-ticket and low-ticket sales processes(9:02) Fundamental 4: Equipping your team to handle any remaining objections flawlessly(9:19) Josh's exact Tuesday through Friday weekly sales training scheduleWho This Episode is For:Real estate business owners looking to standardize and scale their sales training processAcquisition managers who want to increase their conversion rates on high-ticket dealsTeam leaders struggling with inconsistent results and high turnover on their sales floorWhy You Should Listen: It is human nature for salespeople to slowly drift away from proven processes, develop bad habits, and ultimately cost your company hundreds of thousands of dollars in lost deals. By listening to this episode, you will learn how to build a daily training culture that reinforces the four core fundamentals of high-ticket sales, ensuring your team can flawlessly handle objections and close deals even when they are exhausted or under pressure.Connect with the Results Driven Community:Join the free community by visiting TheResultsDrivenPodcast.comFollow Tiffany and Josh here:Tiffany Instagram: @tiffanyhighfficialJosh Instagram: @joshhighofficialWebsite: https://resultsdrivenrei.com/home/Get Tiffany’s free resource: www.rdebook.com “26 Costly Mistakes I Made While Building My Seven-Figure Real Estate Business”
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Send us Fan Mail Is your sales team losing high-ticket deals because they fumble basic fundamentals under pressure? Most real estate investors only run sales training when there is a blatant problem. In this solo episode, Josh High reveals why his team trains every single day and how that one decision completely transformed their conversion rates. Drawing on his experience playing championship collegiate football, Josh breaks down how to build unconscious muscle memory in your sales team so t...
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