Stalls and Objections: Go for the No!

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This episode: When you're experiencing stalls or objections in the sales process, it's important to clarify what the best outcome for the meeting is. Typically, we're looking for a yes, or a no. Maybe leads to further complications. Maybe can bloat your pipeline and often it ends up being the road to a slow no. Have the hard conversation up front to set up the precedent that you expect equal business stature and are just as able as them to stop the sale.

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Jim is a dynamic and engaging conference presenter and national speaker, renowned for his impactful presentations at a wide array of sales and industry events. With an impressive twenty-five-year track record in entrepreneurial small business creation, sales, and company management, he brings a wealth of real-world experience. Additionally, Jim has spent two decades honing his expertise through Sandler Sales & Management Training, equipping him with the tools to drive success in any organization. His keen insights and ability to identify and address roadblocks are instrumental in fostering growth and transformation for individuals and companies.
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