The big difference for those that have successful businesses is their EXECUTION of the good ideas.
And how do you do that?
You start selling your ideas and see if they have value.
Get out of your head and sell! - Malla Haridat
Posted by mallaharidat under SalesFrom http://mallaharidat.com 3820 days ago
Made Hot by: maestro68 on November 8, 2013 4:31 pm
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3810 days ago
3817 days ago
Thanks for your reply! I like your advice of having a positive mindset! Do you have tips on sales literature?
3818 days ago
I admit that I'm horrible at hardcore direct sales. I despise it and I'll never be good at it. But what I am good at is sharing my story and experience with others and that has worked well for me in regards to making sales and generating income. Thanks for sharing your insights and perspective on this topic with us. :)
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I think the biggest obstacle is the conversation going on in your head. It's important to either not think about it and dive in or develop a good script to test, tweak and test some more.
But you've got to start with a positive mindset first and foremost!
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I think execution is the hardest part of so many activities. Execution, follow through and just getting the job done. Is the skill to execute something you either have or you don't, or can it be learned? What do you think?
3819 days ago
It definitely is! I can really relate.
While I think it's helpful to have a natural tendency to know how to execute, I do think it's a skill that can be learned through courses, mentors and in truth...the actual testing and application process. So I would encourage someone considering it to start small ...but definitely start!