You
Gotta Wanna
Traits
of the Sales Greats
By
Thomas Monson and Sarah Kaip
If
you are in any kind of business at all, whether it is selling refrigerators
to Eskimos or your latest book to illiterates, You Gotta Wanna can
make you successful. Monson and Kaip take a very down-to-earth approach
on making every sales opportunity into a win/win situation.
Each
chapter ends with a question session, but unlike most such features,
they also give the correct answers.
In
the forward, the authors say "If you want to be successful,
rich, or both, you have to want it. But equally (or arguably, more)
important is that you know and consistently adopt the traits, methods,
and skills we present in this book. Countless hours of research
by us and hundred of others illustrate the undisputable fact that
these qualities are necessary for success of any kind."
The
book will take you through your own like or dislike with your job,
setting goals, adopting a positive attitude, to creating effective
promotional tools and managing your time to the best advantage.
If
you are in any sales career, even if it just to "sell yourself,"
this book could revolutionize the entire outcome of your life. Highly
recommended.
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The
Book |
Advantage Source, Inc. |
2004 |
Trade
Paperback |
0974383023
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Nonfiction
/ How to |
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Excerpt
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NOTE:
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The
Reviewer |
Janet Elaine Smith |
Reviewed
2005 |
NOTE:
Janet Elaine Smith is the author of 12 published novels, as
well as a well-known magazine writer of over 25 years. Her
next Patrick and Grace Mystery, Old Habits Die Hard,
should be out this spring.
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