We’ve all heard the definition of insanity: Repeating the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. May I ask if this describes your typical day? Repeating the same thing over and over again and getting the same results? I have had the opportunity to speak with thousands of distributors and reps in…
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You Can’t Lose Something…
Do you sometimes hesitate to ask for what you want? The truth is we all do. We hesitate to ask for the appointment. We hesitate to ask for the order. We hesitate to ask for referrals. We hesitate out of a fear of “loss.” A fear of hearing “no.” Here’s a bit of wisdom a…
Read MoreImpossible to Expected: A Lesson From Roger Bannister
Roger Bannister passed away a few weeks ago. His life holds a powerful lesson for all of us. In the early 1950’s it was considered physically and mentally impossible for any human to run a four-minute mile. But in 1954, Roger Bannister became the first person to break the four-minute mile barrier. Within months, another…
Read MoreYour Failure Can Be the Key to Your Fortune
Failure is a part of success. Sometimes failure can be the key to your fortune. You may have heard the story of how an engineer at 3M was trying to invent a super strong adhesive, but came up with a super weak one instead. That weak adhesive he invented became the secret to 3M Post-it…
Read MoreThe Muzzillo Dictionary of Sales Terminology: The Definition of ‘Let Me Think About It’
In the Muzzillo Dictionary of Sales Terminology, definitions of many key words and phrases aren’t what they appear to be. In my previous article, I shared how the definition of “I will call you” is really “I will never call you.” Similarly, when a prospect tells you, “Let me think about it,” what they are…
Read MoreThe Muzzillo Dictionary of Sales Terminology: The Definition of ‘I Will Call You’
In the Muzzillo Dictionary of Sales Terminology, definitions of many key words and phrases aren’t what they appear to be. In my previous article, I shared how the definition of “no” really is “not yet.” Similarly, when a prospect tells you, “I will call you,” what they are really saying is, “I will never call…
Read MoreThe Muzzillo Dictionary of Sales Terminology: The Definition of ‘No’
According to most dictionaries, the word “no” means “a denial or a refusal.” But, according to the Muzzillo Dictionary of Sales Terminology, “no” really means “not yet.” To be successful in sales, it is critical to have a mindset that “no” doesn’t mean a denial or refusal of your question or request. No matter what…
Read MoreDream Big This Year: 3 Steps to Making More Than $500,000 This Year
Happy New Year. From the day this article is published, you have 363 days left in your new year. You have a clean slate. A fresh opportunity. What will you accomplish with these 363 days? Dream big. Businesses in North America spend almost $300 billion per year on printing and promotional products. You are within…
Read MoreHappy New Month: Inch by Inch, Life’s a Cinch
As the New Year approaches, most people will make New Year’s resolutions. Some will take time to plan their resolutions. Others may make their resolutions on New Year’s Eve as midnight approaches. I’ve tried both approaches. Neither works. It’s hard, perhaps impossible, to change overnight. Most people have great goals in mind when they make…
Read MoreNext Year Is Not 2018. It’s 2X18: Three Powerful Questions to Double Your Success Next Year
That’s right. At Proforma, we are not calling next year 2018. We are calling it 2X18. I invite all of you to do the same. 2X18 is your opportunity to 2X your success in the New Year. 2X your sales. 2X your income. 2X your health. 2X your relationships. I believe it’s easy to 2X…
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