High-Ticket Saleswoman (High-Commission Only | Remote)

March 5, 2026

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Company DescriptionAt Power of Somatic Intelligence, awellness-tech company, we help high-achieving women heal what is blocking them, so they can impact. Heal their nervous systems, reclaim emotional mastery, and awaken their feminine power. Role DescriptionPower of Somatic Intelligence is hiring an experienced high-ticket saleswoman to enroll clients into transformational coaching programs led by founder and somatic coach Chen Lizra. This is a remote part-time role for a High-Ticket Saleswoman focused on commission-based earnings. The Saleswoman will manage client outreach, build relationships, and close high-ticket sales. Responsibilities include identifying prospective clients, nurturing relationships, conducting sales calls, maintaining strong knowledge of offerings, and achieving sales targets for premium services. This role requires a proactive and driven individual excited about helping others achieve transformation. This is not an entry-level role. We are seeking a woman who understands how to sell deep, identity-level transformation — someone who can speak to females’ real pain points (burnout, self-worth wounds, emotional overwhelm, nervous system dysregulation, relationship struggles) from lived experience. You know how to sell high-end coaching containers with integrity, emotional intelligence, and conviction.No pressure tactics. No hard selling. Alignment only. 💎 Responsibilities<ul><li>Generate and source your own qualified leads</li><li>Initiate and nurture trust-based conversations</li><li>Pre-qualify prospects for readiness, fit, and financial capability</li><li>Book aligned high-achieving females into sales calls with the founder</li><li>Track and optimize outreach, booking, and conversion metrics </li></ul>🌸 Requirements<ul><li>Minimum 3 years of experience in high-ticket coaching sales</li><li>Proven success selling $5K+ offers</li><li>Demonstrated experience sourcing your own leads</li><li>Strong understanding of conversion psychology and emotional sales</li><li>Knowledge of — or personal experience with — somatics is a major plus</li><li>Self-starter and can generate results with zero supervision, results-driven</li><li>Excellent communication skills</li></ul>You must provide the following stats:<ul><li>Booking rate</li><li>Show-up rate</li><li>Close rate</li><li>Average deal size and/or monthly revenue generated </li></ul>💰 CompensationCommission-only structure with high, lucrative earning potential for the right closer who knows how to perform.To apply, submit your resume, cover letter (share why this mission resonates with you personally), and verified sales metrics.

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