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Kayvon Kay unveils the crucial fourth element of his 7-part sales methodology: obtaining commitment before presenting your offer.
This transformative episode reveals why prospects must vocally commit to change before they're ready to receive your solution. Kayvon dissects the psychological barriers to transformation and shows how to facilitate that pivotal moment when clients admit "this isn't working anymore."
You'll learn:
Through a compelling story about a $25,000 opportunity, Kayvon demonstrates how the deceptively simple question "What happens if nothing changes?" can create profound shifts in buyer psychology. Embrace Kayvon's essential principle: "People don't buy new identities until they're willing to release their old ones." This episode delivers the vital connection between acknowledging problems and taking decisive action by mastering commitment-building before pitching.
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Kayvon Kay unveils the crucial fourth element of his 7-part sales methodology: obtaining commitment before presenting your offer.
This transformative episode reveals why prospects must vocally commit to change before they're ready to receive your solution. Kayvon dissects the psychological barriers to transformation and shows how to facilitate that pivotal moment when clients admit "this isn't working anymore."
You'll learn:
Through a compelling story about a $25,000 opportunity, Kayvon demonstrates how the deceptively simple question "What happens if nothing changes?" can create profound shifts in buyer psychology. Embrace Kayvon's essential principle: "People don't buy new identities until they're willing to release their old ones." This episode delivers the vital connection between acknowledging problems and taking decisive action by mastering commitment-building before pitching.
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