October 26, 2021

The Successful Mind Podcast – Episode 422 – The Inner Game of Sales – Part III

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Are you looking for ways to boost sales in your business? Listen to this 5-part series titled, “The Inner Game of Sales.” You’ll learn tips and tricks to boosting your income in a short period of time. These tips will make selling easier, more profitable, and more fun. To get the best results, please listen to and study all 5 episodes. This is part 3 of 5.

Understanding how to take control of a sales conversation makes you a much stronger salesperson. During a sales call, it’s more effective to ask questions than to “tell” a person anything. People are programmed to answer questions—and if you understand this, you can greatly improve your sales.

Two of the most important questions to ask during a sales call are:

“What do you want?” (And understanding why they want it)

“Why do you think you’re not getting it?” (This gives you some perspective on how they view the world. Do they see themselves as a victim? Or as responsible for their outcomes?)

You also need to determine the “perceived value” the prospect has in their mind—i.e., why they see your offer as valuable (or not). Their perceived value is based on their perception, not your perception. The prospect isn’t buying the features and benefits you think they’re buying

In today’s episode you’ll learn:

How to maintain control of a sales conversation and ensure the person is focused (not distracted) during the call

You don’t have to “create rapport” on a sales call—instead, people will follow your directive if it’s presented the right way

Whenever you tell somebody the price of your offer, it causes a psychological reaction in every person—and they immediately compare your price to something else

Why you should never be in a rush during a sales conversation

Why you must pay close attention to your tone of voice when you’re asking someone a question (like “what do you want?”)

Why “zero noise” should come out of your mouth after you ask the questions

You should treat sales calls as important—because what you’re offering is important, and these aren’t just casual conversations at a bar. You should feel deep in your soul that your product or your service changes someone’s life and makes it better in some way.

Stay tuned next week for part 4 of this 5-part series!

Links & Resources

The Inner Game of Sales – Part I: Having the Right Mindset Around Sales

The Inner Game of Sales – Part II: The #1 Question to Ask During a Sales Conversation

Want more sales? Put your best foot forward with these sales inspired episodes from The Successful Mind Podcast:

Episode 333 – The Psychology of Sales

Episode 194 – David From The Stage: Sales is an Art

Episode 020 – How Money Moves

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