How To Be A Master Of Sales

September 11, 2007 | By Monika Mundell | 1 Comment »

Dr.Ivan Misner Founder and Chairman of BNI International has co-authored a book called Masters Of Sales in the bestselling Master series. The book has only just been launched and is jam packed with information on how to become a king pin sale master. Authors such as well known Jack Canfield, Anthony Robbins, Martha Stewart, Brian Tracy, Tom Hopkins, Zig Ziglar have all contributed with their wisdom and knowledge. Being well known sales professionals and personal development leaders they know too well on what it takes to succeed in sales.

Most of it can be achieved in the mind and by reading the book we can all learn on how to overcome that threaded rejection. Many successful sales agents don’t worry about rejection as a matter of fact. They see it as a stepping up process toward success. A successful salesperson knows that not everybody is a prospect. So they spend their time crunching numbers as if they were sugar crystals dissolving in the daily morning coffee.

Masters of Sales

The book looks promising and is set to enrich the lives of many network marketers around the world.

According to an excerpt out of the Masters Of Sales book personal selling involves a lot more than delivering a message to the face of a prospect. First we need to identify who our prospect is in the first place. Too often we get told the 3 m rule. (Whatever is in that radius is considered a prospect). Even if it is our dog. The fact is that we couldn’t be more wrong.

Masters Of Sales is a refreshing approach to becoming a master of selling.

Sales is at the business heart of many network marketers. By understanding and learning what defines a great sales person we have the ability to follow suit.

Study those in the know and a small portion of their success might just rub onto you too.

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2008-03-21 02:56:10

[...] sure you heard all those typical objections [...]

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