I didn't build a course about sales. I built the sales training I wish I had.

She's Closing was created because too many talented women have all the characteristics that make someone incredible at sales — communication, empathy, emotional intelligence, ambition, resilience — but have never been shown how to turn those qualities into a professional sales skill.

We wanted to build the training we wish existed when we started. No corporate jargon. No sleazy scripts. No screaming sales gurus. Just real sales psychology, real frameworks, real practice, real coaching, and a room full of women becoming dangerously good at communicating their value.

Renee didn't learn to sell from a textbook. She learned it the way most great salespeople do — by getting on the phone, over and over, until conversations that used to feel scary started to feel like process. Discovery. Listening for what actually matters. Handling the objection instead of dreading it. Asking for the close instead of hoping for it.

She's Closing is that process, taught the way she wishes someone had taught it to her — without the jargon, without the pressure tactics, and without pretending sales is a personality trait instead of a skill.

Renee's path into sales wasn't a straight line, and it didn't start with a script. It started with a lot of conversations that didn't go well, followed by a lot that did — and paying close attention to the difference. That process, sharpened over years across different industries and offers, is what eventually became That Girl in Sales, and then She's Closing.