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Excerpt from The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Closing the Sale by Keith Rosen. Reprinted with permission by Alpha Books, a member of Penguin Group (USA) Inc. Release Date, January, 2007. Visit www.guidetoclosingthesale.com.  To permanently eliminate any confusion, lets draw a distinction between what it means to pre-qualify and pre-judge someone such as a prospect. If …

What follows is an email dialogue I recently had with a client regarding our sales coaching call that we had to reschedule. All in good fun. However, you’ll have to start reading it from the bottom up, to enjoy the humor behind it. —-Original Message—– From: Keith Rosen, MCC, PMC Sent: 1/27/2006 2:57 PM To: …

Any self proclaimed guru, if they were being truly honest, would admit that at some point in their career, in the spirit of lifelong development and continued evolution, (as well as walking your talk) they would reach out to someone else, another expert, a colleague in their respected field for assistance in an area of …

Mental constipation keeps us stuck in the same place. To change how you sell , manage or how you operate your business often means first changing how you think. Start by opening up to a new possibility called the truth based on facts not perception. Give yourself permission to stop playing the waiting game, embrace …

My wife and I were about to undertake our last remodeling project. Being a consummate consumer, I wanted several qualified companies to bid on our next project. After calling ten contractors, I scheduled an appointment with the five that called back. Following our meetings, one gave me a price on the spot and two never …