An appointment setting agency founder who spent seven years starting businesses and earning zero built a team of 100 setters and her first $30K month — by finally refusing to stop.
After leaving EasyGrow, Regitze kept going. She joined a separate sales programme to fix the one thing still blocking her — the identity of being too agreeable on calls. For years she had been too kind to challenge prospects, too reluctant to hold them accountable, too uncomfortable with the discomfort that closes deals. Breaking that identity — from "the nice girl who always agrees" to a closer who serves people by refusing to let them off the hook — was the last unlock. The $30K month followed. She posted it in the academy with no fanfare. It had taken seven years and she knew it was just the beginning.
I couldn't face my reality if I would stop this — what my life would look like if I didn't do this. That would — that's not a life that I want.
Acquisition Genesis reframed her relationship to focus and consistency — the two variables she'd been missing for seven years. The module made clear that shiny object syndrome, not capability, was the only thing standing between her and results.
William's daily appointment setting coaching calls gave her a specific, repeatable outreach system to improve in real time. Every block she hit had a coaching call to attend and a coach who'd seen it before.
Coaching calls helped Regitze process the specific block that was costing her closes — the belief that challenging prospects was pressure rather than service. Reframing that distinction changed her conversion rate at the identity level.
Daily access to coaches and peers who had navigated the same forks meant she always knew whether to stay the course or pivot. That guidance — available live, every day — removed the isolation that had stalled her for years.
Seven years of nothing ended when she picked one model and refused to stop.
"Do it. And don't be afraid of investing in yourself — it's the best investment you can ever make. It's going to stay with you forever. It's not just in business. I have changed completely as a person. The transformation is worth more than the money."