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Selling from our Strengths
We are all different – personality, behaviors, experience, skills, tolerance. Each of us has a varied mixture and the result is a unique individual. It is my experience that doing an assessment of my personal strengths and style has helped me to communicate more effectively with prospects/clients.
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Wednesday, May 12, 2010
It took me awhile and many off track starts and relationships to finally come to the realization that just being me works best. Over time I realized the relationships where I was most successful were the ones where I felt most comfortable where I was genuine and responded to the prospect/client naturally.
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