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Sales opportunities can arise at any time, even the moment you leave your house. Every interaction, especially at networking events, is a potential business opportunity. Great salespeople create opportunities proactively rather than waiting for them. When your warm list is exhausted, you must engage with strangers, overcoming the ingrained fear from childhood warnings about talking to strangers. The key is to have a plan: identify whom to speak to, carry materials for impromptu presentations, and always be ready to rebook appointments. Starting conversations with strangers can be daunting, but begin with small talk about common ground, like the event you're attending. When asked, "What do you do?" focus on how you help people instead of delivering a long presentation. Every encounter is a chance to introduce your business, whether through discussing products, offering advice, or sharing stories. Control is crucial in sales; don't give up easily. Instead of just sending information, follow up with planned next steps. Effective communication includes using "magic words" that appeal to the subconscious mind, like "enough" to encourage bigger purchases, "most people" to leverage social proof, and "just out of curiosity" to prompt honest responses. Focus and consistent action are essential. Reflect on successful practices, like persistence in winning significant contracts, to inspire sustained effort in achieving your goals. Stay committed, deal with both good and bad days, and maintain continuous, focused effort to realize your dreams.
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Fantastic speech! 🎉 Thanks for the great tips