Sales Can Feel Like a Mystery
Sales can feel like a mystery.
It sure did to me when I started my business back in 2002. Perhaps you feel the same way.
And perhaps you have the same beliefs I did, such as:
I’d rather get a root canal than spend another minute selling, pitching, and peddling my stuff.
Cold calling and being a desperate spammer? No thanks!
Old-school high-pressure sales tactics don’t work for me.
Sales seem so random to me. Sometimes it just happens, and sometimes it doesn’t.
Isn’t there a more systematic way to market and sell?
Back when I left my corporate job and started out as a solo consultant and trainer, I thought my #1 job was consulting and training. (Yay!)
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Turns out, I was wrong - my #1 job was SELLING then consulting and training. (Boo!!) I was terrible at prospecting.
I couldn’t close a door, much less a sale.
I didn’t seek help because I thought I could figure it out on my own (Wrong!)
This caused me to waste 3+ years in needless struggle and financial instability.
Sales success is not a mystery.
It’s just a series of simple decisions – and the action steps to implement those decisions – that will help you regain the clarity, confidence, and control you need to reach higher levels of success.
-- David
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