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On The Same Page

On The Same Page is a podcast for high-performing individuals and couples who want more than a routine life.

Podcast · By Justin Page · English · Official site

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Aug 18, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    How To Actually Close High Ticket Deals (opens the original)

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    You know what the most generous thing you can do for someone is? Sell them.In this episode of On The Same Page, my wife Kassandra and I break down everything we took away from a recent sales mastery event in Tampa Bay featuring Hagen Wong, a high-ticket closer doing $50K+ a month in commissions, and Jeremy Miner, the creator of the NEPQ sales framework.We get into the real difference between teaching and selling online, why most people fall into the trap of giving free game but never making an o

  2. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    How To Make Multiple Six Figures Teaching (Without Selling) (opens the original)

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    Everyone told you the highest paying skill is sales. They were wrong. The highest paying skill is teaching and in this episode I'm breaking down exactly how to build a business around it.If you create content and you're not converting, this is why. I'm walking through the one skill that runs every phase of your business, the #1 mistake content creators make that kills sales without them even knowing it, and how to turn what you already know into content that makes people want to buy.No sales tea

  3. Episode · Aug 4, 2026

    How to Become a Millionaire in 2026 (Even With No Money) (opens the original)

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    "What does it take to be a millionaire in 2026?"Most people won't say it out loud. Not to their friends. Not to their family. Not even to themselves. "I want to be a millionaire."Because the people around you have already decided that's not possible. That it's a number reserved for someone else. Someone luckier. Someone different.But that's exactly where it starts.In this episode of On The Same Page, we have the conversation most people are too afraid to have — what it actually takes to go from

  4. Episode · Jul 28, 2026

    How Women Are Taking Back Control of Their Sourdough Bread (And Saving Hundreds) (opens the original)

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    Most women standing in the grocery store staring at a $12 loaf of sourdough are thinking the same thing. "There has to be a better way."There is. And it was sitting in someone's kitchen the whole time.In this episode, Justin sits down with Kassandra to break down her journey from knowing nothing about sourdough to mastering the craft completely. And then she goes further. She reveals the hidden secrets behind making the perfect loaf, the ones most bakers never share.But this is not just a baking

  5. Episode · Jul 21, 2026

    We Changed Our Room and It Changed Our Income (Here's What Happened) (opens the original)

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    Most people scroll past someone living the life they want and ask themselves... "What do they know that I don't?"It's not strategy. It's not time. It's the room they're in.In this episode, Justin and Kassandra break down what it really costs you to stay surrounded by the wrong people. Justin shares what he witnessed at a two day workshop with his inner circle. Where people accomplished in a single afternoon what takes most people months or years. And it came down to one thing. The room they chos

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