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Selection of Poetry composed by Mel Clifford. Additional poems kindly provided with the permission of the authors.

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Never Lose the Child Within - Your World of Business.

What you create in your life will either support you or hinder you in what you want to achieve. Like the culture you create and support within your organisation, it can make the Company great or destroy it – everyone has a part to play including you. Why do we lose the child within us when we enter the world of Business?

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What makes a great – Salesperson?

Listen Listen Listen

The role of a salesperson is to sell whatever product or service they are offering.  So what differentiates an O.K. salesperson from an amazing salesperson?  I believe there is only one thing and that is the ability to LISTEN. Listening to what your customer needs will deliver the sale. I am fed up of sales people telling me how great their product or service is, when what they have to offer is not what I need.

They fail to just stop talking for one minute and just shut up and listen to what I need.  They are too anxious to tell me how great their offering is, all the features and benefits.  The words like I must have this or this will really change my!

So if you are in sales just listen to your customer don’t tell – try it sometime

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