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Confidence

Price increases: they happen. Let’s face it, they’re part of business. But communicating about them effectively with buyers isn’t always something salespeople are given a lot of guidance on. 

On this episode from the How To Succeed podcast, we have Stephanie van Dam discussing how to become fearless. She believes that in order to overcome fear and reach the next level of success, one needs to break through the fear and take action.

This article’s title is intended as the highest possible compliment. If you’re a sales leader, and your team is producing, I really do believe that’s because of your ability to do what an air traffic controller does.

Mike Montague interviews Kris Kelso on How to Succeed at Overcoming the Imposter. Get ready to learn how to silence your inner critic and lead and sell with confidence.

 

A lack of confidence when interacting with potential buyers is a sure way to sabotage a sales discussion. Here are four ways salespeople can improve upon their interpersonal skills and become more confident when dealing with prospects.

What’s the quick one-word answer you come up with to that question? Many of you named your product or service, others may have said quality, my expertise or me. I believe what every prospect buys is confidence. Both yours and theirs.

Imagine that there are four sales professionals standing in front of you, all of them with records of success. On paper, they all look outstanding. One of them is going to end up closing a six-figure sale with your company today.