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Boost Your Sales Confidence
Copyright © 2005, Debbie Allen
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Before you can sell anything successfully, you must first sell
your ideas, your wishes, your needs, your ambitions, your skills,
your experience, your products and services—you must be
absolutely SOLD on you.
Your confidence will never fail you. What can fail you are those
things in which you place your confidence.
In selling yourself successfully, absolute confidence in yourself
is a must!
Confidence, in turn, breeds courage. This being true, you must
make sure that your self-confidence goes to work for you, because
in selling ourselves, we are putting our confidence in ourselves.
Why is this so important to be successful in sales? Because
if you don’t have confidence in yourself, how can you expect
prospective customers to have confidence and faith in you either?
You are what you believe. You are what you think.
People who are successful have confidence in their abilities and
creativity. Unsuccessful people, on the other hand, expect to
fail. They lack confidence in themselves and their abilities.
Because they lack the confidence in themselves, they see
obstacles and are unwilling to take risks.
It’s normal for salespeople to occasionally question, have doubt,
and subsequently lose confidence regarding the superiority of
their company, product, service, pricing and even themselves.
During those times of doubt, it’s important to think back to all
your successes, how you felt at that time and why you felt that
way. Let those positive feelings recharge and revitalize your
beliefs that you and what you are selling are indeed the very
best.
Everyone has confidence in something!
YOU and YOU alone have the responsibility to change old
programming and beliefs.
Recognize that whether you are worthy or not is all a made-up
belief. Nothing has meaning except for the meaning you give it.
You and you alone determine if you’re going to be worthy. It’s
simply your perspective. If you say you’re worthy, you are. If
you say you’re not worthy, you’re not. Don't buy into whether
you are worthy or not. Start taking the action and develop more
confidence and watch your sales soar!
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Bio: Debbie Allen is one of the world’s leading authorities on
sales and marketing. She is the author of five books including
her award winning, "Confessions of Shameless Self Promoters."
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