In this episode of Sold In 60, we have a real conversation about what it takes for women to survive and thrive in the timeshare industry.

Camille and Sondece open up about the challenges, the pressure, the lessons, and the strength it takes to build a name in a competitive environment. This isn’t surface-level talk — this is real experience, real growth, and real respect.

We also take time to shout out the mentors, leaders, and teammates who helped along the way. Because nobody makes it alone.

They discuss the importance of quality timeshare sales training, mentorship, and integrity, highlighting how personal growth, resilience, and genuine belief in the product are key to success.

If you’re in vacation ownership, sales, or building your name in this business this episode is for you.

Drop a comment and shout out a woman in the industry who deserves recognition.

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Most salespeople try to sell too early. Closers discover first—then the presentation feels like the natural next step. In this episode, Enrique walks through how to ask the right questions, uncover the real motive behind the purchase, and steer the conversation without sounding pushy or scripted.

In this episode of "Sold in 60," the hosts and guest Joel discuss the realities of timeshare sales, from overcoming early struggles and industry politics to mastering customer follow-up and handling objections. Joel shares his journey transitioning from marketing to sales, the importance of resilience, mentorship, and adapting sales techniques. The conversation covers emotional selling, cultural sensitivity, and practical strategies for closing deals. Listeners gain valuable insights into building rapport, navigating challenges, and succeeding in the evolving timeshare industry, making this episode a must-listen for both new and experienced sales reps.