MIKE'd UP MARCHEV | Travmarket Media Network Mike Marchev

In this week's episode I will be remkinding you of the importsance of distancing yourself from the competition whenever the chance present itself. The two examples I will share with you today it involves writing to thank you notes for a single event and also repeating yourself using the word really twice when attempting to gain confidence from your next pro prospect

II think this weeks episode well clearly explain what I'm trying to say

 
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I recently spoke to a group of professional medical reps outside of Philadelphia. A weekly Zoom Sales Meeting captured many of the salient points covered during this presentation. I thought today it might be worthwhile to listen in on a few of my points.

You be the judge.
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 You may have strong positive opinions on a particular destination or vacation package, but after all is said and done, it is your opinion. A better approach is to have others do the selling for you. Listen to today's podcast and you will see exactly how to do this.
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Today's episode reminds us of the importance of feeding our bodies consistently. I remind you that you are the differentiating factor in order for you to bring your a game throughout the day you must have the appropriate amount of fuel in your machine.

I reference the best female athlete that I can think of, Paula Newbie Fraser and the day she did not heedf this sage advice.

Bottom Line: Do not skip your fuel input even though you feel at the moment that it is not necessary. Think of it as filling the tank for use on demand later in the day.
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If sales was an Olympic event, would you be representing the United States come July in Paris? If not, why not? You don't throw the discus or run 100 meter dash but you do work your personal career day in and day out. This leads me to an obvious question. Why aren't you the best in your business?

I understand that not everybody wants to be the best. But as long as you spend so much time doing the work that you do, doesn't it make sense to get a little better each and every day. I want you to think about what you can do every day to move from good to better.
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After some 45 years kicking around the sales arena I still have an appetitie to reach that next level in understanding and efficiency. My latest investment was a book titled AUDITION by Michael Shurtleff... recommended by famed actress Helen Mirren.

Each time we find ourself face-to-face with a buyer we are smack-dab in the middle of an audition. I quickly saw the similarities of auditioning for a part in a play with that of attempting to position the seller as the logicall choice.

Side Bar:  What non-fiction book are YOU currently reading to stimulate YOUR forward motion?
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