Last time we wrote about those frustrating times when prospects hem and haw, refusing to commit to setting an appointment or closing the deal, even when you’ve shown them it’s clearly in their best interest to go forward. We blamed … Continue reading →
A few months back I received a pitch letter from Amazon with a markedly negative tone. You’re not taking advantage of all the Prime benefits that you’re already paying for, it admonished. I could be watching all kinds of movies … Continue reading →
The word karma has become a familiar term in western culture over the last 50 years. It’s often thought of as comeuppance, or the justice of the universe, but that’s not quite right. Karma basically refers to natural cause and … Continue reading →
Professional poker players are always discerning whether to bet, raise or fold. Insurance producers are faced with the similar choices determining if a prospect is worth pursuing. If you disqualify a suspect too soon you may miss a sales opportunity. … Continue reading →