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In this brief monologue, the speaker uses a restaurant steak‑dinner scenario to illustrate a core sales principle: offers should be presented when the prospect is experiencing their greatest pain, not when they have already received high value. By comparing a satisfied steak eater being offered another steak (a poor timing) to the more appropriate moment of offering dessert (addressing the unmet need), the speaker emphasizes that timing the offer to the prospect’s pain point maximizes acceptance.

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