When you want to buy something and find the right product, even if it’s expensive, you’re willing to spend the money because you see its value. Selling works the same way! If you understand how you feel when you buy something, it can help you sell better.

Tim and Derek explain that if you want to boost your sales, you should sell like you buy because this allows you to understand the mindset and needs of your client. It also allows you to sell more effectively by speaking about the value of what you’re offering instead of just the price.

In this episode, they discuss:

What does it mean to sell like you buy
How spending money on big projects for his home has made Derek more confident when selling expensive services to his clients
Selling like you buy, instead of being afraid of the numbers
The role of sales training, repetition, and learning from mentors to develop your sales skills
Building the skills and mindset to attract high-value clients and not be afraid of big projects and costs

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