Why the Setter-Closer Model Still Wins (And How to Build One That Actually Scales)
Josh Troy, co-founder of Curvion Blue and 12-year high-ticket sales operator, joins Kayvon Kay on to break down what a real sales operation looks like from the inside, and why most founders have never actually built one. Most sales problems are not sales problems. They are infrastructure problems dressed up as…
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