<p>In this episode, Tom Stanfill and Tab Norris discuss Part 4 of Tom’s new book UnReceptive – Changing Beliefs. They unpack the formula for building value (Action = Belief + Care) and a simple but effective strategy to ensure the customer instantly grasps the impact of your recommendation.</p>

In this episode, Tom Stanfill and Tab Norris discuss Part 4 of Tom’s new book UnReceptive – Changing Beliefs. They unpack the formula for building value (Action = Belief + Care) and a simple but effective strategy to ensure the customer instantly grasps the impact of your recommendation.

Ep. 123 – The Number One Driver to Changing Beliefs - Emotions (Not Logic)

Selling is serving. Let us serve you with tips, stories and experts on topics you care about.

Buyer behavior has changed dramatically. Customers have more information available to them, and therefore are unreceptive, or closed, to sellers. And the harder we sell, the more closed customers become. Traditional selling approaches are working against sellers. 

ASLAN helps sellers make that shift, from 'typical' selling to a different approach that makes us more influential because we embrace the truth that the customer's receptivity is more important than your value prop or message.

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Selling is serving. Let us serve you with tips, stories and experts on topics you care about. Buyer behavior has changed dramatically. Customers have more information available to them, and therefore are unreceptive, or closed, to sellers. And the harder we sell, the more closed customers become. Traditional selling approaches are working against sellers. ASLAN helps sellers make that shift, from 'typical' selling to a different approach that makes us more influential because we embrace the truth that the customer's receptivity is more important than your value prop or message.

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Ep. 123 – The Number One Driver to Changing Beliefs - Emotions (Not Logic)

Ep. 123 – The Number One Driver to Changing Beliefs - Emotions (Not Logic)