On Friday, April 14, we had a gust speaker in sales in the startup David Starcher . He is from the class of \u201888 GCC, and is currently working at his family business, Keystone Ridge Designs. He brought a lot of sales knowledge and experience to class to share and was very engaging with the classroom. I personally thought that he had a lot of honest advice for the class also because of his experience in the sales world. He talked about a few different things, but one that stuck with\u00a0 me was the act of being gutsy. He said that you only have to be gutsy for 5 seconds, and than you have an in and the ball will be rolling. David gave an example of being denied by a recruiter for a job. He had applied for a job and he thought that he was going to get it, but instead he received a rejection letter in the mail. So, David decided to give the recruiter a call and basically tell the guy that he messed up and the guy that they offered the job to instead was not as good as David. It ended up that David was able to basically sell himself to the\u00a0 recruiter and he was offered a job where he was able to do what he was enjoying. He has also used that same tactic when even recruiting others for positions and using the reversal tactic.<\/p>\n
The lesson of the story was that sometimes you have to burst out of your little comfortable bubble, and be gutsy. You never know if you hold back on something you could be putting your whole future on the line just because you were not gutsy! It is a good thing to be comfortable with getting out of your comfort zone because so many doors could be opened as a result.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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