Justin Jay Johnson became the No. 1 sales rep at Salesforce before retiring at just 34 years old.
He’s got a man bun and this beautiful, deep, raspy voice that thunders out like a Bang & Olufsen subwoofer.
Justin knows your pain – been texting with it all morning.
You’re burnt out, stressed, overwhelmed, fearful of getting laid off. Or worse, your fulfillment tank is running on fumes.
You want more control over your career. More control over your financial situation. Your destiny. Your life.
If that’s you, he’s got something for you.
A system that’s already helped hundreds of sales reps unlock their full potential and achieve insane results.
The same system he used to lift his leg and mark his territory at Salesforce, become a Chief Revenue Officer by the age of 33, and then a “top name to watch in tech” the year after.
But it wasn’t always buttered popcorn at the best movie.
At 10, Justin had a near-death accident that crushed his esophagus.
He couldn’t eat food for a year. Had a tube shoved down his throat that he had to breathe out of for two years.
Doctors said he’d never talk again because his vocal cords were paralyzed. They still don’t work to this day, which is why he sounds the way he does.
And now I feel like the jerk who told kids Santa wasn’t real for calling attention to it.
My bad, J.
Anyways. Thirty plus surgeries and years and years of recovery later, Justin’s learned one thing for sure: life’s too short to not go for it.
And that’s what he did. He went for it.
He worked construction and odd jobs throughout college to get by.
After graduating, he got his first job in sales, bombed hard. Year one, he closed zero deals for $0 in commissions.
It was embarrassing. Depressing. He felt like he let himself down.
Then he discovered a system that rocketed him right to the top of the leaderboard, much like that guy who scaled that treacherous pass in Yosemite without ropes or harnesses.
Dunno about you but my socks were drenched in sweat just watching the documentary.
Justin received faster promotions than his peers, made stupid money, and actually enjoyed the journey.
In other words, this system changed his life. And it can change yours, too.
- Like it did for Alyssa, who, after just 30 days of working with Justin, became the No. 1 enterprise rep in her group, got promoted shortly thereafter, and nearly doubled her income in under six months.
- Or Nick, who went from zero tech sales experience to being the No. 1 rep at his company in a few short months. He now sells in the enterprise space and earns mid-to-high six figures.
- Or Daniel, who was doing well but was always zonked after work. He wanted to show up as his best self for his wife and kids. Within three weeks of being mentored by Justin, not only did he close his biggest deal yet, but he went from dud to stud at home.
These are just a few of the people who’ve benefitted from Justin’s Beautiful Savage Sales Academy.
While other courses focus solely on teaching you how to sell, this program addresses all three Cs: your Conscience, your Craft, and your Career.
Your results are guaranteed.
If you’re not chugging along within 30 days of enrolling, Justin will give you your entire investment back plus $1,000 for wasting your time.
Amateurs do something till they get it right; pros do something till they can’t get it wrong.
The Beautiful Savage Sales Academy is for you if you wanna go pro at software sales.
That’s the kinda offer that doesn’t get the door slammed in its face.
Q&A
Q: Justin Jay Johnson net worth?
A: It’s gotta be up there. I imagine him in a big house with rooms nobody goes in, a kitchen nothing gets cooked in, and bathrooms that never get dirty. Designer clothes, organized by color, hang neatly in the master closet – some still have tags on. A silver 911 sits polished in the fourth stall of the garage, hardly ever driven. Me, I’m just happy my apartment has covered parking.
Q: What’s Reddit say about this guy?
A: One guy griped about Justin’s flimsy pricing, unexpected renewal fees, and the hassle of getting a refund. He said the course content, while somewhat useful, is mostly free online now, and that customer support felt automated and impersonal. He also pointed out a gap between what’s promised and what’s delivered. But honestly, I’d take it with a grain of salt – he ends his rant with a link to a competing program.
Q: What if I’d rather join a cult than do sales – what do you suggest?
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