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20+ years in sales and still people don't believe me when I tell them
@the.sales.scientist
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The video leverages a common pain point in sales – the difficulty of being believed – and offers concise, actionable advice that resonates with professionals in the field. The creator's established expertise adds credibility to the message.
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The creator, with over 20 years of sales experience, shares two key insights about sales. He emphasizes that effective sales are about making clients feel heard and understood, rather than just delivering a perfect pitch, and that high-ticket sales require a different approach than low-ticket sales.
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20+ years in sales and people still don’t believe me when I say: 1. Sales isn’t about what you say. It’s about how well your prospect feels heard. People don’t buy because your pitch was perfect. They buy because they finally feel like someone understands what they’re trying to accomplish. The best closers ask better questions, listen longer than they’re comfortable with, and only speak when it actually moves the conversation forward. 2. Arrogance works in low ticket sales. High ticket clients are different. When someone is investing serious money, they’re not looking for the loudest person in the room. They’re looking for someone they trust. Confidence closes deals. Ego pushes them away. The bigger the investment, the more humility, curiosity, and professionalism matter. 3. It’s easier to sell what you genuinely believe in. You don’t have to memorize scripts when you’re convinced your product changes lives. Your conviction comes through naturally. And when you truly believe someone is better off because of what you offer, sales stops feeling like convincing and starts feeling like helping. Which one do you agree with the most?👇
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