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Every Sale is Merely the Creation of Value
A sale is made at the moment the prospect’s desire for your product outweighs, in his eyes, the value of the continued possession of the amount of money involved. Bill Barnhart’s classic ideas on how a salesperson’s job is to create value in the mind of the prospect. Continue reading →
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