Inside the Mind of Sales
By: Derek Borthwick | Business
In this book, you will learn the hidden secrets of how people’s minds actually work.
You will discover how to be successful when selling, presenting and negotiating using a simple step by step proven process.
You will learn to skyrocket your sales be an expert in the psychology of successful selling, sell with confidence, charisma and conviction, control and dominate the sales process, effectively persuade and influence people, easily get customers to respect and like you, naturally, get customers to want to buy from you, rapidly build rapport with anyone, anytime and anywhere, hack into the mind of customers and clients, successfully destroy objections, negotiation like a pro,turbocharge your closing rate.
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