Twenty-one days into the month and I had zero on the books. Null. Zip. Nothing. You get the picture.
However, the situation was brightened with an appointment so I got busy.
Getting up early, I did my pre-call research and gathered all my materials.
Arriving early, I greeted the participants of the meeting with a smile and some food.
Asking questions, I listened and solved problems.
Hearing problems, I put a dollar figure on the consequences.
Sharing a proposal, we worked through competitive options and concerns.
Asking for the business, my buyer signed the paperwork. This is real – it happened this week.
All these years and the thrill of the sale is still alive. The current economy whipped all the arrogance out of me and I really appreciate business! My heart was pumping when I got back in the car and I called the news into headquarters. Yes! I said to myself. Yes! Yes!
Getting a sale is not just fun…it is awesome. It is why we drive all the miles and read all the books. Some would say it is the commission and others would say it beats hard labor. This is my sport. Never could hit a fast ball or jump that high. I was too skinny for football. Sales became my life and my national pastime. The passion has returned.
I love the thrill of the sale – don’t you?
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god, the thrill of the high. that is one of the reasons for all the work. I still remember cracking the cold beer on the first sale I ever did and walking to the park across the street and just celebrating — all the hard work, all the late night work, all the effort.
For one bud light and a smile
Totally worth it