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WH&C helps Latter-day Saint sales executives crush their quotas, become financially independent, get healthy and fit, and live celestial lives.
Master the art of ethical sales, become debt-free, and build sustainable wealth the Latter-day Saint way of doing business.
Maintain physical, mental, and emotional well-being while crushing your sales goals and family responsibilities.
Align your professional success with your Latter-day Saint values, and find joy and happiness by focusing on serving others.
You're falling short of your quota — again. The student loans and credit cards aren't shrinking. You're gaining weight and losing energy. Your wife and kids are getting whatever is left of you at the end of the day. And your spiritual life feels like one more thing you're behind on.
You feel stressed, guilty, and exhausted. You lie awake worrying about money. And on Sunday, sitting in sacrament meeting, you feel like you're failing everyone — your family, your company, and the Lord.
You served a mission. You remember what it felt like to be focused, on fire, and close to God. You just don't know how to get that feeling back.
Here's the truth: you don't have a talent problem or an effort problem. You have a distraction problem. Everything is pulling at you, so nothing gets your best. When your priorities are out of order, you underperform everywhere.
The good news? Distraction can be fixed. And it starts by putting God first.
Join other Latter-day Saint sales executives and me as we work through the SUCCESS Framework together. It's free.
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Read the BlogLearn the habits and skills that helped me hit my quota with confidence and integrity, step by step.
Sales Coaching1991
$20K
first year
What I made my first year in sales
In 1991 I moved to Hermosa Beach, California, with just $200 and a mountain of debt — student loans, credit cards, and a car loan. My confidence was shattered, my sales career was stagnant, and I was struggling with life itself.
Your personal practice of faith
Put God first through daily prayer, scripture study, and temple worship, so He can guide every other part of your life.
When you put God first, He sees what you can't see, and everything else falls into its proper place.