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The Opportunity

You're equipped. You understand the psychology. Now let's talk about what's actually out there—the three paths into remote sales, what they pay, what they look like day-to-day, and where you fit.

Most Women Have No Idea These Jobs Exist

When I tell people I work in B2B sales, most of them have no idea what that means. They think "sales" means retail or car dealerships. They don't know there's an entire world of remote, flexible, high-income sales roles hiring right now—across nearly every industry you can think of.

And they definitely don't know there are multiple paths into it. Not just one. There are three distinct models—and understanding all three is what lets you choose the right one for your life right now, and know where you're headed as your career grows.

By the end of this week:

You'll understand all three paths well enough to know which one fits where you are right now, and which one you might want to grow into.

Real numbers. Real daily schedules. Real expectations. No hype. Just information that lets you make a smart decision.

The Three Paths in Remote Sales

Think of these not as better or worse—but as different tools for different situations. Where you are today might call for one path. Where you want to be in three years might call for another. Understanding all three means you're never stuck.

B2B

Path 1: Business-to-Business (B2B) Sales

You sell to companies. Longer sales cycles, larger deals, deeper relationships. The most accessible W-2 entry point for people without prior sales experience—because companies know they're hiring to train.

Income range

Varies widely by role, region, and industry. Base + commission structure with strong growth potential.

Pace

Steady. Sales cycles of weeks to months. Relationship first.

Best for

People who prefer depth over volume, thrive behind a computer

A note from me: This is my world. I close high-value deals for hospitals, universities, manufacturing facilities, government agencies, and more—mostly through email, at my desk, on my schedule. It's not glamorous. It's consistent, well-compensated work that fits around my life.
B2C

Path 2: Business-to-Consumer (B2C) Sales

You sell directly to individual people. Faster pace, faster feedback, faster income growth—if you can handle higher rejection volume. Insurance, education, financial services, health and wellness, real estate, solar energy, and more.

Income range

Heavily commission-driven. Faster ramp, higher ceiling, more variability.

Pace

Fast. Same-day to same-week decisions. High call volume.

Best for

People energized by conversation who want results quickly

What to know: B2C gets better fast because the feedback loop is short. But vet companies carefully—the quality of B2C environments varies enormously. We cover exactly what to look for and what to avoid.
1099

Path 3: Independent / 1099 Sales

You're an independent contractor, not an employee. No base salary. No benefits provided. But also: no income ceiling, complete schedule flexibility, and the ability to build something that's genuinely yours. Four models within this path—from commission-only rep to high-ticket closer to freelance sales consultant.

Income range

$0 to unlimited. The range is real. So is both end of it.

Pace

You set it. Completely. That's both the best and hardest part.

Best for

Self-directed people who want to eventually own their work

Honest note: This isn't usually where people start—it's where they grow into. Except for the high-ticket closer model, which is genuinely accessible earlier and one of the highest-earning entry points in remote sales right now.

What This Week Covers

MOD 1

B2C vs B2B—The Core Difference

Why they feel different, which fits your personality and life, and how to know before you start applying.

MOD 2

What B2B Sales Actually Looks Like Day to Day

My real daily schedule at my company, hour by hour. Not glamorized. The real job.

MOD 2B

The B2C Path—Full Deep Dive

Six B2C remote sales categories, what a real day looks like, what makes it rewarding and hard, and red flags to avoid.

MOD 2C

The 1099 Path—Full Deep Dive

All four 1099 models explained, what you need to make it work, how to spot scams, and honest guidance on when this path makes sense.

MOD 3

Real Numbers Across All Three Paths

How sales income really works. Realistic timelines across all three paths. This is math, not motivation.

Fair warning:

This week might make you angry—not at this course, but at the fact that no one told you any of this sooner. You're about to see how many high-paying, flexible opportunities exist that were never described to you as options.

Good. Use that. Let the frustration become fuel.

Let's dive in.

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