Sales (n)役員／(a)執行力のある, 23, who raked in $300,000 in mere MONTHS 誘発するs furious 審議 after （人命などを）奪う，主張するing the ULTIMATE secret to 商売／仕事 success is '存在 a literal psychopath'

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A 23-year-old sales (n)役員／(a)執行力のある who made $300,000 in a 事柄 of months has （人命などを）奪う，主張するd that the secret to her success is '存在 a literal psychopath.'

Arizona 明言する／公表する University 卒業生（する） Shelby Sapp, from Miami, took to TikTok to give a candid insight into the mentality that has helped her 達成する a luxurious lifestyle, having started her career in door-to-door sales before moving up to run a team of sales reps.?

She bragged about her 財政上の 業績／成就s, from owning a pink Porsche Cayenne - which starts at $72,900 - to indulging in sun-soaked trips, and 明言する／公表するd: 'The 最高の，を越す 生産者s in sales are literally psychopaths - and I'm one of them.'

The content creator then told her 141,000 信奉者s how they too could reach 類似の 高さs.

Shelby Sapp, from Miami, took to TikTok to give a candid insight into the mentality that has helped her 達成する a luxurious lifestyle?

She bragged about her 財政上の 業績／成就s, from owning a Porsche to indulging in lavish trips, and 明言する／公表するd: 'The 最高の，を越す 生産者s in sales are literally psychopaths - and I'm one of them'?

In the clip, which has so far been 見解（をとる）d more than 1.1 million, Shelby spoke 直接／まっすぐに to camera from inside her lavish car.

She explained:?'My point is, if you wanna be good at sales, you have to literally be a robot with yourself. You have to know that whether you are having a good day, bad day or whatever you are feeling, it literally doesn't 事柄.

'If you're sad, it doesn't 事柄. If you're happy, it doesn't 事柄. With the people that you are talking to you have to be the same. You have to be so good at?controlling your energy.?

'That way your 可能性のある （弁護士の）依頼人s don't 選ぶ up on bad vibes from you because mediocre sales reps will have a bad day - and their 顧客s can literally feel it.'

She continued: 'The best?reps out there, like myself, nobody can tell if I'm having a good day, or a bad day, because I'm so stoic.

'I'm so sorry but that's what separates the really good reps versus just the 普通の／平均（する） and the bad reps.

'We all say the same pitch - it has nothing to do with the words.'

Shelby 結論するd: 'I keep telling you guys this. It has everything to do with mentality - your energy, your vibe, how you're approaching at how you're controlling yourself, your hard work.?

'You literally have to be such a robot and be like, "I don't care what happens today." My iPad can die, my phone can go out - anything. A dog could bite me, and I'm still gonna knock X 量 of doors out. That way, I can make X 量 of 取引，協定s.'

She captioned the ビデオ: '最高の，を越す sales reps need to learn to manage their emotions.'?

によれば Shelby's LinkedIn, she spent an entire summer 焦点（を合わせる）ing on honing her door-to-door sales 技術s while working for a pest 支配（する）／統制する company - 明らかにする／漏らすing in one 地位，任命する that she sold a staggering $315,000 価値（がある） of 製品s during a 事柄 of months.?

'This last summer, I did door to door sales again. I 攻撃する，衝突する my 2 goals: sell $315,000 in 歳入 myself and train my team that sold about $1 million in 歳入,' she wrote.?

'100 days of 8am-10pm hard work knocking on doors selling pest 支配（する）／統制する 契約s in the heat. It was not the fanciest 職業, but I walked away as a million dollar 歳入 producing 経営者／支配人, the 最高の，を越す 女性（の） sales rep in the company, and a six 人物／姿／数字 take-home earner.'

But にもかかわらず Shelby's impressive （人命などを）奪う，主張するs about her sales 技術s, her ビデオ was soon flooded with comments with テレビ視聴者s left 激しく divided.

On the one 手渡す, there were those who?agreed with the content creator as one person wrote: 'Awesome 職業! This is my first year in sales, and you are 100 per cent 訂正する!

'Hoping to get there too! Saving enough to go 支援する to school, so I can 追求する my passions.'

A second person commented: 'I'm not a sales person, but these are definitely transferable 技術s for any 商売／仕事 owner etc. Can't let your emotions get 伴う／関わるd.'

On the one 手渡す, there were those who agreed with the content creator as one person wrote: 'Awesome 職業! This is my first year in sales, and you are 100 per cent 訂正する!'?

Another 追加するd: '保険 sales here, and you're so 権利. Choke the emotions 負かす／撃墜する, and keep going.'?

Someone else wrote: 'These are facts. This is coming from a $200,000 sales rep.'

But, on the other 手渡す, other 信奉者s 同意しないd with the insight.?

One person sarcastically wrote: 'Grew up 豊富な, but try to 行為／法令／行動する like I earned it 核心.'

A second person commented: 'I literally don't want to be a robot. I'm a human, not AI.'

Another 追加するd: 'I can't stand how people value themselves by the things they can buy. It's literally just stuff. I mean, think about it. It's 解放する／自由なing when you realize it.'

A fourth person wrote: 'This is such a good 事例／患者 against capitalism. Prioritizing sales over your mental 井戸／弁護士席 存在 is bad - very bad.'

'存在 good at 巧みな操作 seems like a bad thing,' someone 株d.

But, on the other 手渡す, other 信奉者s 同意しないd with the insight as one person sarcastically wrote: 'Grew up 豊富な, but try to 行為／法令／行動する like I earned it 核心'?

類似して, some 信奉者s took to the comments with their personal experience.?

One person commented: 'I'd rather be broke than do sales again. I felt like a sleazeball.'

A second person wrote: 'I made $300k in a year doing マスコミ sales, and it was the most depressed I'd ever been in my life. Used that money to 始める，決める myself up while 追求するing a career I enjoy - not buying a Porsche lol.'

A third person 追加するd: 'I was in 医療の 装置 sales , and it was horrendous. I went home, and was not happy with myself. It's a sad way to live.'