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Performance Rx
The Prescription for Sales Leaders and High Performers Carrying a Number That Keeps Getting Bigger
“This is the prescription nobody gave you when they handed you the quota.”
The Quiet Cost
Two versions of the same high performer.
There is a version of high performance that closes every quarter, leads every room, and hits every number. And there is a version of the same person who cannot remember the last time they felt genuinely energized by the work.
Khaliah knows that gap firsthand. As a former Vice President at a Fortune 100 company overseeing a billion-dollar book of business, she lived at the intersection of elite sales performance and personal depletion long enough to know that one eventually destroys the other if nobody intervenes.
Performance Rx is for the top performer, the sales leader, and the high achiever who has been closing every deal — while quietly running on empty longer than they want to admit.
The book of business Khaliah personally carried as a Vice President at a Fortune 100 company — and the depletion she learned to name before it cost her the career.
One eventually destroys the other if nobody intervenes.
Khaliah O. Guillory
This one’s for
The rooms serious about keeping top producers producing.
Sales conferences, revenue leadership summits, national sales meetings, women in sales events, high performer recognition programs, and any organization serious about keeping its top producers producing at the highest level without burning through the very people the business runs on.
What your audience walks away with
- Understanding of where their performance has been running on habit rather than intention, and what that shift has actually been doing to their output and their leadership.
- Language and awareness around the patterns that look like strength from the outside but are quietly eroding their capacity, creativity, and presence over time.
- A personal recovery and performance protocol designed around the demands of a high-performance life — built for the pace they are living, not the pace a wellness brochure assumes they have.
- A practical prescription for getting back to the version of themselves that walked into rooms with energy, made decisions with clarity, and led people in a way that felt like strength instead of survival.
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