Don’t Spill Your Candy in the Lobby
Don’t spill your candy in the lobby is core concept #2 and it is really interesting. This is just another topic about waiting for the right moments to talk. The…
Don’t spill your candy in the lobby is core concept #2 and it is really interesting. This is just another topic about waiting for the right moments to talk. The…
In class, we talked about the three elements of buoyancy: interrogative self-talk, positivity ratios, explanatory styles. Interrogative self-talk is all about hyping yourself up before the sales pitch. You want…
These past few classes, Professor Sweet has discussed and shown the true importance of the 70/30 rule. The rule itself makes sense, but it can be difficult to follow and…
In a very interesting article I read this week by Steli Efti, the author gives examples of common objections supplied by prospective sales clients and some ways that salespeople can…
One of the people Pink had the chance to interview before he began piecing together his views on selling and created his book, was a gal named Gwen. Gwen was…
My favorite part so far about the Pink’s book To Sell is Human, is the stories he tells about his adventures in following Norman Hal around the busy downtown streets…
The Golden ration of positivity (3:1) was a very intriguing topic for me. As someone who is more negative leaning, this will be a more a more tedious skill to…
One of the more interesting topics that has been discussed recently in class, was Core Concept #1: You have to learn to fail to win. As students, its uncommon to…
FUBU – ever heard of it? If you’re an active rap or hip hop follower, you may have seen celebrities wear FUBU attire, or you may have purchased FUBU attire…
You could be literally THE best salesperson every to walk the earth with all the tactics and strategies you need to make a sale, but if you don’t make yourself…