In today's episode, I wanted to touch on how to get more referral business. You have resources right in front of you that you can't even see. I bring up the example of how everyone has at least 200+ contacts in their phone. At least one of those people in that list, whether its their friend, chiropractor, co-worker could potentially benefit from your product or service. So why not ask?

Today I had the wonderful opportunity to speak with Neal Bendesky. I wanted to chat with him about his inspirational story and some of the things that he went through that pushed him to change his life. With the right motivation, he said, no goal is too big, pointing to the 14 half marathons he’s run over the course of his journey. Having achieved his target weight, he calls himself “The 199 Guy.”

Check out Neal's website at : https://199guy.com/

It's #NEVER2LATE to make a change.

In order to be successful, you should look back at what you have accomplished in the past. Remember when you bought that car or finished high school or college. Remember how good it felt and use that feeling to motivate yourself to achieve new goals. It's important to read and listen to positive things about yourself so you can stay focused on solutions instead of problems. When you are faced with a difficult challenge, find a mentor who can help you find a new solution. Stay committed to your decisions, never give up.

You should set goals for yourself and work towards solutions to achieve them.

When it comes to sales, follow up is key. If you don't follow up, you're going to lose the sale. It's as simple as that. However, follow up doesn't have to be mundane or unoriginal. You need to be creative with how you follow up, and it's important to be consistent with your approach. Don't just keep asking if they're interested in your product or service. Get creative and find out what they're interested in. Speaking to them on their level will help you close the sale. Follow up is essential, but be creative with how you do it.

People don’t care how much you know until they know how much you care. Ask yourself; are you trying to make a sale or are you really trying to solve someones problem? Today I wanted to share with you some thoughts and expand upon Maslow's hierarchy of needs and how that relates to your business and solving peoples problems.

Welcome back to a new season of Tuesday with Terry. I wanted to take today talk about why I took a break and share with you 5 quick things that you can do when things aren’t quite going your way. Sometimes good people and people with good intentions run into a rough patch.