A short motivational monologue advising entrepreneurs to stop feeling guilty about selling beneficial products. The speaker argues selling something good is a moral duty, cites Proverbs 11:26 to justify that claim, and challenges listeners to confidently offer valuable products so people can benefit.
Hey, entrepreneurs, stop feeling guilty about selling stuff to your client. Reality is, most people who don't like sales don't like sales. Only sales experiences they remember are the bad ones. None of us want to feel yucky, like we're begging somebody to buy or convincing somebody to buy, talking somebody into buying. So how do we get rid of the shame around selling? Here's how we do it. Realize that if I have a more if I have something good, I have a moral obligation. Sell it to as many people as possible. Most people don't realize that. I learned that from the Book of Proverbs, chapter 11, verse 26. King Solomon said to he that withholdeth the corn, the people shall curse him. Blessing shall be upon the head of him that selleth it. I want to challenge you. When you have something good, don't feel bad about it. Don't back in the door with it. Don't feel shame. Go out and boldly proclaim you have something good that will change a person's life. Give them the opportunity to take advantage of it. They'll be glad they did. Thank you in tears for selling it.
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