Business idea: Mormon sales seminars
In this informal YouTube discussion, the speakers riff on the idea of a sales training program modeled after Mormon missionary techniques. Speaker A introduces the premise, noting that missionaries are trained to approach strangers, handle rejection, and maintain a positive demeanor—skills directly applicable to sales. Speaker B shares a personal anecdote from a subway platform where a Mormon missionary’s persuasive approach impressed him, leading to a conversation about the missionary’s potential as a salesperson. The speakers humorously attribute the missionary’s effectiveness to his Utah background and the disciplined mindset cultivated by missionary work, suggesting that such traits—relentless optimism, resilience, and a drive to succeed—are ideal for sales roles. The overall tone is conversational and playful, with the participants treating the concept as both a humorous observation and a plausible business idea for a niche sales seminar.
