Categories: Daily Sales Tips

Daily Sales Tip – Keep trying new things

Sales is a career which requires you to stay flexible and keep learning over time.

It can be very tough for new salespeople to keep trying different things; it’s tempting to latch on to a single sales channel or a single presentation style as a source of security. Unfortunately, if you let yourself get into a rut, you’ll soon pay the price in lost sales.

It’s crucial to keep learning and exploring, trying new techniques, and generally stretching your mind.

Source: Sales consultant Wendy Connick

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