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Sales Game Changers | Tips from Successful Sales Leaders - Being Emotionally Intelligent in Sales When It's Not Natural with Lance Tyson
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Being Emotionally Intelligent in Sales When It's Not Natural with Lance Tyson

Sales Game Changers | Tips from Successful Sales Leaders

12/04/22

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This is episode 572.

Tips for sales career success.

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LANCE'S TIP: "Persuasion and influence are no longer soft skills. They are fundamental skills that can help you attract investors, sell products, build brands, inspire teams, and trigger movements. Despite all the processes, lingo, methodologies, and corporate rhetoric, sales—no matter the industry—has never truly been about selling business-to-business (B2B) or business-to-customer (B2C). Selling always has and always will be done human-to-human."

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ABBY'S TIP: "When you understand your pitch and your strengths and your areas of opportunity, you use those in your advantage and you're able to appear more assertive, more cohesive, and create then harmonious connections with your prospects. It all comes down to human emotion and working on learning how to impact that on the people you're working with."

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