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Sales is an obligation if you believe in what you sell.

8 Feb 2024 · 1 min

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A brief YouTube monologue by Andy Neary arguing that sellers should more often tell prospects they can help. Neary says many resist because they fear sounding "salesy" or annoying, but if a seller truly believes their product can positively change a prospect's business and employees' lives, then selling becomes an obligation to share that help.

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Tell your prospects you can help them more often. Spend more time telling people that you can help them. You might be sitting there listening to this going, andy, really? That's step number three. Yeah, it is. But here's why it's so hard for you to do it right now. You're too afraid to sound salesy. You're too afraid to come off as annoying. But if you believe that what you sell can actually change the trajectory of your prospect's business and the lives of the people who work there, you have an obligation to tell as many people as you possibly can. The word sales gets such a bad rap. Sales is an obligation if you truly believe in what you sell, and you truly believe what you have to sell can change your prospect's business for the good, for the better.