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1 comment • Kevin Heinrich • February 12 2010 08:50AMSelling With A Passion – Surround Yourself With Passionate People - Houston Texas Sales Tips
Selling With A Passion – Surround Yourself With Passionate People - Houston Texas Sales Tips
5. Surround yourself with passionate people.
In your personal as well as your professional life, seek out people with a passion for living and selling. Ask them how they stay motivated and try the techniques you think will help you. When you do have to be around negative people, don't allow their comments to sap your enthusiasm. Tell them to look on the bright side and offer some words of encouragement to give them a lift – an investment in the attitudes of those you work with is an investment in your own positive outlook.
When your heart isn't in your sales, you can't expect to find success there either. Serious sales success requires the kind of long-term motivation and commitment to selling that often comes only from having a passion for it. To make sure your love for selling thrives, guard it carefully and feed it well – the more it grows, the more your sales will too.
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1 comment • Kevin Heinrich • February 12 2010 08:50AMSelling With A Passion – Rekindle The Passion Regularly - Houston Texas Sales Tips
Selling With A Passion – Rekindle The Passion Regularly - Houston Texas Sales Tips
4. Rekindle the passion regularly.
You can't expect your enthusiasm to remain strong indefinitely. Like a battery, you have to recharge it once in a while. Watch out for selling slumps, rude prospects and other influences that can put your passion on the back burner. When you have a demotivating day, turn up the volume on your positive self-talk and refuse to let the problem get the best of you. Treat yourself to a seminar or speech by a famous motivational personality. Set goals and review them often as a reminder of the rewards for passion and persistence. Leisure time is important to help you maintain passion for your work, so make time to spend with family and friends to avoid burnout.
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1 comment • Kevin Heinrich • February 11 2010 12:24PM
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