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EPISODE · Apr 22, 2026 · 33 MIN

She Left the Marines and Made $50K in a Month. Here's How.

from The JumpifyLabs Podcast · host Jay Magpantay

Kirstyn Garrison is a former Marine, mother of two, and one of the most dangerous high-ticket closers I know.She got into sales by accident, offering to sell for her hypnotherapist who helped her battle through injury. She believed in the product but had no script, no training, and no idea what high-ticket sales even was.Now she's had $50K months, coaches other reps, and is co-founding Next Mission Sales Academy with me... A program built specifically to get veterans into the high-ticket closing space.In this episode we talk about:→ Why Kirstyn's first sale was literally selling magic (hypnosis)→ The mental block she had selling to wealthy older men and how she broke through it→ Why military veterans are built for high-ticket sales→ The mechanical vs charismatic breakdown of closing (80/20)→ What happens when closers try to go solo without a mentor→ Her $50K month and what it actually took to get there→ Why mentorship beats a four-year degree in this space→ What Next Mission Sales Academy is and who it's forIf you're a veteran thinking about getting into sales, or you're already closing and want to hear from someone who's been in the trenches... This one's for you.Guest: Kirstyn Garrison, Former Marine, High-Ticket Closer, Co-Founder of Next Mission Sales AcademyP.S. Yes, those are mini scars on my face, laser treatment for sun damage. Apparently years of living in Southeast Asia and Colombia have consequences. Worth it.🅿️ Get the free Prospect Primer at http://jumpifylabs.com/stack#highticketcloser #highticketsales #veterans

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