What rejection-to-acceptance ratio does Jessica state as typical for her outreach?

Name: Overcoming Rejection: Jessica Kizorek's Networking Secrets for Success | Mick Unplugged
Uploaded: 2024-06-08T18:00:29+00:00
Duration: 42 s
Channel: Mick Hunt
Description: This YouTube interview excerpt features Jessica Kizorek describing networking and sales as ongoing challenges. She explains that persistent rejection is…

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Overcoming Rejection: Jessica Kizorek's Networking Secrets for Success | Mick Unplugged

8 Jun 2024 · 1 min

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This YouTube interview excerpt features Jessica Kizorek describing networking and sales as ongoing challenges. She explains that persistent rejection is part of the process — she expects many people to say no and that encountering roughly 10 people who say no is necessary to find one or two who say yes — and frames this steady stream of disappointments as something to tolerate in order to reach goals.

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About 10 people who say no to get one or two people who say yes.

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I always tell people that one of my biggest challenges has always been networking and sales. And so for me to put myself out there and to go to events, to meet people, to be able to share the. The power of what I do, to be able to. To get clients on board who understand the value that I bring to the table, it's a series of constant disappointments. All the people that say no to me, you know, but unless I have 10 people that say no to me, I won't have the one or two people that say yes. So I think that in terms of an ongoing challenge, it's dealing with the daily, weekly, monthly rejections that you need to deal with to continue to be on target to accomplishing the things you want to.