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A few weeks ago I was onsite at a company that had hired me
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After one coaching session, one member of the sales team came
up to me and said, "Ari, your approach makes complete sense --
but I`m afraid I`ll lose sales if I stop being aggressive and start being passive!"
Whenever I hear a comment like that, I want to scream, because it means that the person just doesn`t yet understand that removing pressure from
the sales process doesn`t mean being passive!
But...I didn`t scream. I took a deep breath and then explained that Unlock The Game? is the reverse of passive.
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