What if you could replace months of sales calls with $300,000 in one day?
In this power-packed episode, Tonya and Kevin sit down with Matthew White, the entrepreneur behind the $100K Day virtual event system — a proven method helping coaches and consultants close high-ticket offers ($15K–$200K) through live virtual events without burnout or a massive sales team.
From construction worker to closing over $24 million in sales, Matthew shares his story of leaving behind burnout, breaking free from the "golden handcuffs," and stepping into a life of freedom, faith, and high-leverage client acquisition.
🎧 Inside this episode: 🔥 How Matthew closed $300K from a 27-person event 🎯 What makes a “Red Diamond Offer” irresistible ⚙️ The truth about scaling without a sales team 💡 Why selling one-to-many beats one-on-one (and how to do it) 🙏 How faith and resilience shaped his entrepreneurial path
If you're a coach, consultant, or expert looking to collapse time and sell smarter — this conversation is your game-changer.
🔗 Connect with Matthew White: 🌐 Website: go.coachlaunch.com 🔗 LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/imatthewwhite
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