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Scared of 'being sales-ey?' It's costing you
Being 'sales-ey'. Let's talk about it.
Actions aren't 'sales-ey'. Sending a DM isn't 'sales-ey'. Sending a voicenote - also not 'sales-ey'. Can they be? Definitely.
But it's not the action that defines the feeling. It's how you do it.
In this episode of Owning It, I explore one of the biggest blocks that stops business owners from selling confidently- the fear of being “salesy.”
You'll hear me challenge the idea that selling is pushy, awkward, or something to avoid, and help you reframe selling as a powerful and necessary part of running a business.
If you have a business, it's your job to sell unapologetically and powerfully. Fear of being sales-ey makes that impossible.
That 'sales-ey' fear isn't about the action itself. You get to be in charge of it by how you feel.
I share a specific example of amazing selling I've recently encountered and walk you through this powerful example of how direct selling can feel generous, human and deeply compelling when it comes from genuine connection.
You'll also have a process to see how you define being 'sales-ey' and see where it might be stopping you from growing your business the way you want.
I also walk you through a four part process to create bigger results in your business and sell more confidently.
You'll learn the foundational steps to create ongoing momentum and show up confidently to grow your business - wherever you choose to do it.
The episode is a strong reminder that selling confidently doesn't mean you have to be perfect or polished. You can feel awkward and nervous and still show up. Share this with a business friend who needs it, and come back to it anytime you have a sales wobble!
To explore this work further, book a free consultation and we'll outline the exact steps you'll take to create totally different results in your business, starting right now. https://calendly.com/mrg_coaching/consultation
And follow me on IG for more! https://www.instagram.com/meg_rg_coaching/
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By Meg Roundell GreeneBeing 'sales-ey'. Let's talk about it.
Actions aren't 'sales-ey'. Sending a DM isn't 'sales-ey'. Sending a voicenote - also not 'sales-ey'. Can they be? Definitely.
But it's not the action that defines the feeling. It's how you do it.
In this episode of Owning It, I explore one of the biggest blocks that stops business owners from selling confidently- the fear of being “salesy.”
You'll hear me challenge the idea that selling is pushy, awkward, or something to avoid, and help you reframe selling as a powerful and necessary part of running a business.
If you have a business, it's your job to sell unapologetically and powerfully. Fear of being sales-ey makes that impossible.
That 'sales-ey' fear isn't about the action itself. You get to be in charge of it by how you feel.
I share a specific example of amazing selling I've recently encountered and walk you through this powerful example of how direct selling can feel generous, human and deeply compelling when it comes from genuine connection.
You'll also have a process to see how you define being 'sales-ey' and see where it might be stopping you from growing your business the way you want.
I also walk you through a four part process to create bigger results in your business and sell more confidently.
You'll learn the foundational steps to create ongoing momentum and show up confidently to grow your business - wherever you choose to do it.
The episode is a strong reminder that selling confidently doesn't mean you have to be perfect or polished. You can feel awkward and nervous and still show up. Share this with a business friend who needs it, and come back to it anytime you have a sales wobble!
To explore this work further, book a free consultation and we'll outline the exact steps you'll take to create totally different results in your business, starting right now. https://calendly.com/mrg_coaching/consultation
And follow me on IG for more! https://www.instagram.com/meg_rg_coaching/