Collin Mitchell

Blue Land Homes

Manage Acquisitions a& Strategy for  our Fix & Flips, Wholesales Deals & Long Term Rentals of SFH

Managing Partner

Vengreso | Type Less. Do More.

Strategic Advisor | Early-Stage Investor

Monster Technology

Advisor

Monster Technology is a Nationwide Provider of Office Equipment, Imaging Supplies and IT Services

Founder/CRO

uCast

Advisor to the executive team on the GTM Strategy

Investor & Advisor 

Pavilion

Member

Sales Community

RevGenius

Sales Hacker

Join the smartest community for B2B sales pros on the planet.

Humantic AI

-Grew $1.5M in Qualified Pipeline 
-Increased ARR by 33%
-Improved Win Rate by 17%
-Built 12 Month Sales Plan 
-Created Sales Playbooks & Scripts 
-Improved Discovery Process 
-Recruited, Hired & Trained New Sales Reps
-Launched & Built Advisor & Partner Program

Head of Sales

GTM Consultant 

Salescast®

GTM Advisor

-Scaled for 0-1M ARR
-Developed GTM Strategy 
-Created Sales Playbooks
-Grew the team from 0-20 employees 
-Launched 80+ Podcasts
-Scaled Our community to 600+ podcasters

Co-Founder/CRO (Exit)

Helping People Leave The Rat Race Through Real Estate

Absolutely—here’s a compelling 2,600-character LinkedIn bio that tells your story, highlights your credibility, and inspires your target audience:

I spent 10+ years in B2B tech—starting 4 companies, selling 2 of them, and building teams, systems, and scalable growth. I loved the thrill of entrepreneurship, but deep down, I always knew I wanted more than just business success. I wanted freedom—**both financial and time**—and the ability to build something long-lasting, something real.

That’s when I found real estate.

What started as a side hustle turned into a full-time passion. I transitioned out of tech and went all in on real estate investing—focusing on flips, rental properties, and wholesaling. Today, I’m a full-time investor, actively growing my portfolio and living with the flexibility I used to only dream about.

But I’m not stopping there.

I'm on a mission to build a $100M real estate portfolio Not just for the wealth, but for the freedom it brings—for myself, my family, and those I help along the way.

Now, I help other high achievers in B2B break free from the rat race. If you’re grinding in SaaS or tech sales, you’re probably working long hours, chasing quotas, and trading time for money—just like I did. But there’s another path.

I help professionals like you get started in real estate with practical strategies you can implement while still working your 9–5. I show you how to shift from active income to assets that work for you—through flips, BRRRR rentals, and wholesale deals.

Whether you're just curious or ready to go all in, I’m here to help you take that first step toward financial freedom.

🔹 4x Founder | 2x Exits
🔹 Full-Time Real Estate Investor (Flips | Rentals | Wholesaling)
🔹 Mentor to B2B Pros Breaking Into Real Estate
🔹 Mission: Build a \$100M Real Estate Portfolio

Let’s connect if you're tired of trading time for money and ready to start building real wealth through real estate.

Monster Technology is a Nationwide Provider of Office Equipment, Imaging Supplies and IT Services


Wesleyne .

Sales Leadership Whisperer & Therapist | Transforming Sales Organizations By Training Sales Teams & Managers Together | Former Chemist Providing Effective, Edgy Sales Strategy | Ring My 🔔 for Sales Leadership Insights

Most CEOs don’t hire me because they need sales training.
They hire me because their sales team is underperforming and no one can explain why.

They’ve replaced leaders.
They’ve invested in tools.
They’ve tried quick wins.

But the numbers are still inconsistent.
Pipeline meetings feel like guesswork.
And only a few reps carry the weight.

That’s not a sales rep problem. It’s a leadership and system problem.

I help CEOs fix what’s actually broken.

We start with the root.
I evaluate your team across 21 core competencies.
We uncover the gaps you can’t see on a dashboard.
Then we rebuild from the inside out.

We coach your sales leaders to lead, not chase.
We align people, process, and performance.
We create a system your team believes in and can execute without micromanagement.

What does that look like in real life?
• A team stuck at 75 percent quota reached 136 percent after we restructured their strategy
• A sales manager ready to resign led an eight million dollar turnaround in sixty days
• A client closed a six-figure deal the day after one mindset session

If you don’t address the root, the cycle repeats.
More turnover. Missed numbers. Burnout at the top.
The cost is hidden, but real.

I work best with CEOs of companies where sales is complex and performance depends on leadership alignment
That includes manufacturing, industrial services, technical field sales, customer experience providers, and companies with long sales cycles and high-value deals

The sales problem won’t solve itself
But with the right system and leadership, it becomes predictable

Book a time to talk — link in the Featured section

The Transformed Sales Podcast Host

There are no comprehensive training programs for sales managers in the Science, Technology, Engineering and Manufacturing fields. Their sales teams are usually composed of technical people who have trouble simplifying complex products for prospects to understand. As a former chemist that transitioned into an international sales manager leading teams of technical sales reps, I understand the challenge of that new role.

I have developed a proprietary 7-step sales leadership blueprint based on my 12 years of experience that identifies the blind spots, gaps and inefficiencies in the process, teams and management of sales in technical fields. My coach like approach allows me to work alongside managers to develop their sales leadership and teaching skills.

Building strong teams starts with hiring the right people. My methodology equips managers with a science-based approach to identify weak links and strong salespeople within the organization. By utilizing an objective sales specific assessment tool, I guarantee candidates that are recommended will be within the top 50% of the sales organization within six months. 

Many new sales managers fail because they lack the framework to coach salespeople into sales superstars. They lean on what they did to become successful at sales and focus on the top 20% of their team that is producing the majority of the revenue. In order to overcome this, sales managers must develop a proactive sales coaching culture instead of providing ad hoc advice.  Working together, we develop a systematic and actionable sales process that any salesperson can use on day one as a roadmap to success. This allows the manager to develop individualized action plans allowing every salesperson on the team to perform at to their max potential, so they hit their monthly quotas. 

If you're a Science, Technology, Engineering or Manufacturing company & want to build a killer sales teams that hits quota monthly? contact me wgreer@transformedsales.com|281-941-7272

Wesleyne Whittaker

The hardest feedback I ever received came disguised as a quiet comment in a tense meeting.

I was leading my sales team through a rough quarter. 
You could feel the frustration settling in. 
Not loud. 
Not obvious. 
Just sitting underneath everything they said and did. 

So I asked, 
“What’s getting in your way?” 

One rep spoke up. 
“We just don’t feel seen.” 

My first instinct was to defend myself. 
To explain. 
To list everything I was doing to support them. 

But something in me said pause. 
So I did. 

And in that quiet moment, I finally heard what I had been missing. 
They didn’t need perfection. 
They needed presence. 

They didn’t want more structure or more direction. 
They wanted a leader who could sit in the truth with them without trying to fix it too fast. 

That meeting reminded me of something I’ve learned again and again. 
People rarely share their real truth first. 
They wait to see if you’re the kind of leader who can handle it. 

Listening isn’t passive. 
It’s leadership. 
It’s giving people the safety to be honest without bracing for your reaction. 

When was the last time you created enough space for someone to tell you what they really needed?

Your Sales Team Isn’t Broken. Your Strategy Is | Sales Struggles Are Strategy Problems. Not People Problems | BELIEF Selling™, the Framework CEOs Use to Drive Consistent Sales Execution

The hardest leadership lesson I learned this week had nothing to do with work. It started with me saying, I’m empty. 

I had a hard conversation with someone this week. 
Not a blow up. 
Not a conflict. 
Just the truth I’ve avoided saying out loud. 

“I’m emotionally tapped out. 
I don’t have anything else to give right now.” 

Those words felt heavy. 
Because I am used to being the strong one. 
The steady one. 
The one who keeps showing up even when my tank is past empty. 

But this week reminded me of something leadership and entrepreneurship have taught me again and again. 
You cannot keep giving from a place you refuse to acknowledge is drained. 

In sales we talk about follow through. 
In leadership we talk about support. 
In entrepreneurship we talk about grit and resilience. 

But we rarely talk about capacity. 
We rarely admit when the weight is too much. 
We rarely say, “I can’t keep carrying this alone.” 

That conversation taught me something important. 
Honesty creates alignment. 
When you name your limits, the right people rise to meet you. 
They decide whether they want to be part of the support or part of the strain. 

Sometimes the bravest thing you can say isn’t yes. 
It’s “I’m empty.” 
Because that’s the moment where real leadership begins. 

When was the last time you told the truth about what you no longer have the capacity to hold?

Seven years ago, I started Transformed Sales with more questions than answers. 
I didn’t have a blueprint. 
I didn’t have a team. 
I just had this quiet conviction that wouldn’t let me go. 

In those early days I kept wondering why talented people weren’t performing at the level they were capable of. 
And then I saw it up close. 
Not in the metrics. 
In the people. 

Most teams don’t struggle because they lack skill. 
They struggle because they don’t believe they can do more than what they’ve always done. 
The root always shows up in the fruit. 

I’ve worked with solopreneurs. 
I’ve worked with publicly traded companies. 
Different worlds. Same pattern. 
People grow first. 
Performance follows. 

The moment I understood that, everything shifted for me. 
My business. 
My leadership. 
My impact. 

I stopped fixing surface problems. 
I started helping leaders see what was happening inside their people. 
That’s when the real transformation happened. 

Seven years later, I’m grateful. 
For the clients who trusted me. 
For the rooms I never imagined I’d walk into. 
For the courage to keep going when it would’ve been easier to stop. 

If there’s one thing these seven years taught me it's 

Your next level won’t come from a new tactic. 
It’ll come from the version of you willing to believe differently about yourself. 

Seven years in. 
And I’m just getting started. 

What’s one belief you had to outgrow to reach your next level?

A client told me no and it forced me to face a truth I didn’t want to see.

I once met with a client I knew I could help. 
I brought the data. 
The results. 
The message I thought would land. 

And they still told me no. 

It stung. 
Not because I lost the opportunity. 
But because I knew I had missed something important. 

So instead of wrapping up and moving on, I asked, 
“What made you decide that?” 

The client looked at me and said, 
“You’re focused on selling the solution. 
You’re not focused on what we’re actually struggling with.” 

That sentence hit harder than the no. 

I went back and rebuilt my discovery process from the ground up. 
Less proving. 
More understanding. 
Less talking. 
More listening. 

Three months later, that same client came back and said yes. 
Not because the offer changed. 
Because I did. 

That’s when I learned no isn’t rejection. 
No is redirection. 
No is feedback. 
No is information. 
No is an invitation to grow. 

What could your last no be trying to teach you?

Here’s why most people struggle in sales

 
❌ They’re pitching on the first call
❌ Selling to everyone
❌ Showing 6–7 offers at once
❌ And creating proposals in a language the buyer doesn’t even use.
 
No wonder closing feels heavy.

One of the simplest frameworks I teach is the Two-Call Sales Process, and while chatting with Kris Ward on the Win the Hour Win the Day Podcast, I broke down exactly why it works and why so many sellers are unintentionally adding friction to the buyer journey.
 
📌 Niche until it hurts.
Stop trying to sell to the world.
The smallest niche you can confidently reach will always convert better than a massive one you can’t.
 
📌 First call is a discovery, NOT a pitch.
Not slides. Not demos. Not information-dumping.
Just connection, curiosity, and understanding your buyer’s world in their own language.
 
📌 Fewer offers equals fewer barriers
Have one clear offer, not five.
Buyers gain confidence when choices are simple.
You don’t need more packages.
 
📌 Proposals should sound like the client wrote them.
Mirror the buyer’s language so they feel seen, heard, and understood.
When buyers read their own language reflected back, they immediately feel alignment.
 
If you’ve been feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or like your sales calls aren’t converting the way they should, this episode will shift the way you think about selling forever.

Listen to the full episode https://lnkd.in/dYuMjFBx

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