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Home » Key to Sales Success: Be Bold and Courageous

Key to Sales Success: Be Bold and Courageous

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August 16, 2017 By T. Harv Eker 3 Comments

The key to sales success is developing the habit of being bold and courageous. Don’t let fear hold you back any longer. Keep reading to find out how to move past your fear and toward your successful future.

How to Become Bold and Courageous for Sales Success

There’s no way around it: those who aren’t extraordinary athletes or entertainers, but who still want to get rich, have to get good at sales. This is true even for artists and other professions. You have to become good at sales and even better at closing sales. To do that, you have to develop some characteristics that give you the extra push to find sales success. When you learn to be bold and courage, you’ll close sales efficiently.

3 Ways to Close a Sale

Now, how do you close a sale? There’s three ways to do it. The best way is the invitational close. ‘Do you like this? How does this sound?’ Doing this invites feedback. ‘If it sounds pretty good, why don’t you give it a try?’ Assume that when you’ve answered a question or an objection, it’s the equivalent of them having decided to buy.

Or you can use what’s called an alternative close. ‘Would you prefer this or that?’ You offer a choice between A or B. The probability of them picking one or the other goes up dramatically if they have a choice, and whichever one they say ‘Yes’ to is a sale you’ve made.

Here’s a neat trick from one of the masters, Brian Tracy: if you get the customer to give you a single piece of information, you’ve successfully used the power of suggestion. ‘How do you spell your last name exactly?’ If they give you the spelling of their last name, they’ve bought the product. It’s very powerful.

The Best Sales Tip: Developing Boldness and Courageousness

In the end, the most important quality for a sales success is boldness. All qualities are habits, habits of thought and action. Because of childhood conditioning, we have fears of failure and rejection. These are learned over time because children have no fears. We learn them as we grow up, but this also means we possess the ability to unlearn them. The way you excavate the fear of failure and rejection is by doing the opposite of what you would do in a failure or rejection situation.

When we back away from fear, it grows and grows. Soon it will dominate your whole life, and it will paralyze you. But when you confront the fear, it will get smaller and smaller and become manageable. So, for the rest of your life make a habit of doing the things you fear.

With time you will develop the habit of courage. You reach the point where you’re not afraid of anything. The key to your success as a person and as an entrepreneur is to develop the habit of courage. You’ll move toward control of the fear when you attack every single situation that makes you feel scared or nervous. You pick up the phone. You make the call. You knock on the door. You ask for the order.

Whenever you feel afraid, do that which you fear. In a week, a month, or a year from now, your fears will diminish. As your fears go down, your confidence and your self-esteem go up, and you start to feel fabulous about yourself. You start to feel unstoppable.

Your turn! What were some of the fears you’ve had to overcome in your life that held you back from personal success or sales success? What once seemed like a mountain but now more resembles a molehill? Give us your feedback. We want to hear from you!

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  1. Maite Arbonés says

    August 16, 2017 at 12:28 pm

    As always and in everything that you do and offer .. with all the Love I share it and expands it in:

    https://www.facebook.com/groups/Tengounamentemillonaria/

    With love

    Maite Arbones

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  2. Kathleen (Katie) J Long says

    August 16, 2017 at 7:15 pm

    Fear of failure, is the most powerful area I deal with, being afraid I cannot keep up the pace needed for success, physically.

    Reply
  3. abelardo t. batuhan says

    August 16, 2017 at 8:52 pm

    We really should not decide to succumb to fear..confront it with faith in GOD..and you could do all things what’s good for your business..

    Reply

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