Jill Clair on Clubhouse

Bio

Hi! 👋 My name is Jill Clair and I’m so glad you’re here! Here’s a little bit about me and I look forward to connecting with you and getting to know you too. 🎉

I’m a lucky wife 👰‍♀️, mom to 3 beautiful girls 👧🏻👧🏼👧🏻, a business coach to amazing clients, and I absolutely love what I get to do every day! 💕

One of the things that I love most is seeing breakthroughs in people’s lives that have previously held them back in the past. This happens often in my coaching sessions with clients.

I also love training in sales. 💵 I love sales because I get to see people choose themselves and invest in the one thing they can count on most. ❤️

There’s a way to do sales that feels icky and gross, and there’s a way to do it authentically that feels like a win-win for everyone involved. I’ve mastered this authentic, non-salesy, relational approach and I help others master this too!

People have said, where there’s a Jill, there’s a way. ✨ I see an abundance of opportunities and possibilities in every situation. ✨

I also love helping clients plan and produce their virtual events- especially in this Covid crazy time. Virtual events are not going away anytime soon and they can generate oodles of money while saving thousands in event costs. Virtual events is a place where I can combine my love for creating exceptional experiences and sales.

My clients range from multi-million dollar business owners to entrepreneurs just starting out in their coaching or consulting business. In fact, for one of my clients, I’ve added millions to his millions through my sales in training his team!

I am also a pastor’s wife. I met my husband at a church he helped start in Omaha, NE. It was a church that really cared about the poor and homeless. The ministry has taken us to Palo Alto, LA, Nashville, and Ann Arbor. Recently, we’ve been going through some very difficult church hurt. Now, we’ve gone through church hurt before, but nothing like this. However, I believe God will use all this for good somehow and I will continue to be thankful through the pain. If you’ve also experienced hurt from the church, I’m here for you if you ever want to talk.