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Sales reps usually focus on what customers need right now. Instead, extend conversations to what they'll need in six months, a year, or two years ahead. This positions you to spot and nurture future business opportunities before competitors do.

Sales reps usually focus on what customers need right now. Instead, extend conversations to what they'll need in six months, a year, or two years ahead. This positions you to spot and nurture future business opportunities before competitors do.
Number 4, future-based conversations. Now, every week you're pretty much talking about the future. You're talking about an end result with and for the customer. But I want you to focus just a little bit past that particular juncture, that particular outcome that your customer is looking for. Now, that might be coming a month from now, a year from now, even 2 years from now, but I need you to think even beyond that. So in a future-based conversation, You're going to hear me say this quite a bit. We need to sow seeds for future opportunities. And so in your future-based conversations, what we need to talk about are things that matter past the result.

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