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In this week’s episode of Poetry in Marketing, I’m bringing you a rhyming haiku (yes, it rhymes!) and some hard-earned wisdom, all while fending off two affectionate dogs:
Your mindset matters:
Scarcity thinking confines
Where abundance shines.
In this episode, we talk about the mindset traps that sabotage sales and marketing efforts: specifically the desperation that comes from scarcity thinking. That “what can I do to put you in this car today” energy? It reeks of fear. And it turns people off.
Instead, I break down how abundance thinking leads to better outcomes, stronger client relationships, and a whole lot less stress. Sales and marketing don’t have to feel gross. In fact, they shouldn’t.
By Erik WolfIn this week’s episode of Poetry in Marketing, I’m bringing you a rhyming haiku (yes, it rhymes!) and some hard-earned wisdom, all while fending off two affectionate dogs:
Your mindset matters:
Scarcity thinking confines
Where abundance shines.
In this episode, we talk about the mindset traps that sabotage sales and marketing efforts: specifically the desperation that comes from scarcity thinking. That “what can I do to put you in this car today” energy? It reeks of fear. And it turns people off.
Instead, I break down how abundance thinking leads to better outcomes, stronger client relationships, and a whole lot less stress. Sales and marketing don’t have to feel gross. In fact, they shouldn’t.