Sales: The Oxygen for Every Successful Business (with Dean Graziosi) Pt.2 - May‘23 | Ep 576
Aug 12, 2023
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Entrepreneur Dean Graziosi joins Alex to discuss the importance of having conviction in sales, falling in love with what you're selling, and the role of service and belief in the product. They explore the significance of personal responsibility, the power of a great product, and expressing gratitude in relationships.
Having conviction in sales is crucial and starts with genuinely believing in what you are selling.
Falling in love with sales involves a genuine passion for the product or service being offered and a desire to serve and make a positive impact on people's lives.
Deep dives
The Importance of Conviction in Sales
Having conviction is the key ingredient in successful sales. It starts with genuinely believing in what you are selling and being sold on it yourself. Conviction is not a binary state, but rather a matter of how deeply you believe and how much conviction you have. Sales should be approached as a way of helping people make decisions that will benefit them. When selling, it is important to address the excuses and blame that potential customers may have, such as blaming circumstances, other people, or avoidance. By challenging these beliefs, you can help them make a decision that is in their best interest. True sales is about service and providing the best solution for the customer, rather than just trying to make a sale. Conviction is not only measurable, but it is also something that can be developed and improved over time through dedicated effort and belief in the product or service being offered.
The Power of Falling in Love with Sales
Falling in love with sales is about more than just making money or achieving success. It is driven by a genuine passion for the product or service being offered and a desire to serve and make a positive impact on people's lives. When you love what you are selling, it changes the way you approach sales. It becomes about helping the person you are selling to and making sure they make the best decision for themselves. Sales is about building a relationship based on trust, empathy, and understanding. When you have conviction and love for what you do, sales becomes a powerful tool for transformation and making a difference in the world.
Caring and Serving in Sales
True sales is not about tricking or persuading someone to buy something they don't need or want. It is about genuinely caring for the person you are selling to and serving their needs. Caring and serving in sales involves going beyond just making a sale and focusing on building a relationship based on trust and empathy. It is about understanding the customer's fears, concerns, and goals and helping them overcome any obstacles or doubts they may have. By approaching sales with integrity and a service-minded mindset, you not only create a positive experience for the customer, but you also build long-term success and a positive reputation for yourself and your business.
The Role of Conviction and Belief in Sales
Conviction and belief play a significant role in sales success. They are more powerful than any sales technique or tonality technique. When you truly believe in the product or service you are selling, it shines through in your conversations and interactions. Conviction is not just about how you say things, but it is about genuinely believing in what you are saying. Conviction is the result of deep belief and a commitment to excellence. It is about doing the work to ensure that your product or service is the best it can be. By focusing on building strong conviction and belief in what you are selling, you can enhance your sales effectiveness and create meaningful connections with your customers.
“I actually think a lot more people have ethics than other people give credit for.” Today, join Alex (@AlexHormozi) as he guests on Own Your Future Podcast with Dean Graziosi to discuss the importance of having conviction in sales and falling in love with what you're selling. He emphasizes the role of service in sales and how believing in the product can lead to better results. This is part 2 of the interview.
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