Time to give thanks for being a sales guy.
Whether Sales is a profession or a trade, no matter how the economy twists and turns, somebody is going to need something sold.
It’s been that way since the beginning of time. After the wheel was invented the next fellow hired was a sales guy to get rid of the inventory.
Invent Fire, cook meat on fire. Need sales person to move meat.
I have the freedom to make things happen. Sure like you, I’m victim of buyer and corporate actions from time to time, but more than in any other profession we have the ability impact and change our lives, surroundings and incomes.
I am thankful I work in a profession that challenges me every day, is hardly ever dull and I will never master.
My variable income allows me the option to “up spend’, on occasion and I’m not locked into a strict personal budget. Plus I make more than most people in the world and didn’t need a degree from a fancy nancy school or multiple years of graduate school to get there.
I’m way thankful I don’t work in a cube.
I’m thankful to Ben Franklin for the closing technique he invented. Although I wonder if he had his way and the turkey became a national symbol, would we be eating eagle for Thanksgiving dinner?
I’m really glad that the Friday after Thanksgiving is now an officially an unofficial holiday so I can stop pretending to work that day.
I love watching football over the Thanksgiving holiday (although I have had about enough of the Throwback Uniforms)
I’ve had the pleasure to work with some of the best, most professional sales people known to mankind. You know you are in good company when you can learn things from your collogues on a daily basis and laugh your ass off in the process.
While I’m on it, I’d like to give thanks to my fellow Swamis. These guys jumped on board to an idea and whatever this site happens to be or become it’s simply their thoughts, experiences and expertise that got it here. I promise we’ll figure out a way for this sucker to make some money (Quick! somebody buy a Kindle from the Swami Store)
All in — there’s not much to bitch about. Everyone’s healthy and while I probably won’t make quota this year, I did OK — everything considered — and, well still have 30 days to go.
So I still have a shot at it.
And the really great part is it’s MY shot and I get to take it. Who else can say that?
I’m thankful I’m a sales guy, wouldn’t have it any other way.
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