Weekly Recap, November 23, 2014

WeeklyRecap




Monday: Read Hug Your Customersby Jack Mitchell, and discover a wealth of customer-building strategies to keep your business running strong.




Tuesday: Use Neuro-linguistic Programming to gain valuable insights into your prospect’s thought processes.




Wednesday: For an effective elevator pitch, find a balance between clarity, pacing, and energy.




Thursday: Learn how to use challenger selling to convey the true value of your product or service.




Friday: Use realistic statistics and avoid using hyperbole when talking to a prospect.




Saturday: Read this article from LifeHacker and discover a new way of thinking about productivity. 



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