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What Drives You with Kevin Miller

620: Selling the love

What Drives You with Kevin Miller

Kevin Miller

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4.41.4K Ratings

🗓️ 17 October 2018

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

We are talking about selling for love. I’ll explain. Two examples. Ever seen a GREAT movie that just wowed you? It made you feel great and you just wanted EVERYONE to experience it and benefit? You told everyone? Second example, imagine you have a loved one who is dying from a rare disease, your beloved spouse or parent, and you divinely meet someone who had the same issue but found an alternative treatment that is somewhat risky but literally cured the issue and saved their life, and you went to your loved one and fervently, unabashedly tried to sell them on doing it? Get the idea? In both cases you were selling, though you never thought of it that way. You were simply caring for others and trying to help them out of love. Well, Zig Ziglar loved sales. He placed sales people on a pedestal next to pastors. At least those who did it...right. Which is having a product or service you truly know will serve people well and selling it to those who need it out of care and love. I play a four minute clip from Zig that drives this point home. From it I posted this question on Facebook, “What do you sell that you feel is out of love for the person who really needs it?” We of course got great responses and Tom Ziglar and I read through them. Tom shared so many great stories as we read through the comments, you will get so much from this show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

This is a Glass Box Media Podcast.

0:07.0

So if you have the right attitude and the right spirit, you're convinced of what you're doing and believing the product,

0:13.2

goods, or services that you're selling, and you're down to the, what we call the

0:17.9

short rows in selling. It's now either, you know, fish or cut bait bait as we say down at home. The prospect is now got to

0:26.2

make a decision. You've told your story. You've represented yourself honestly and fairly

0:31.7

with great enthusiasm and professionalism.

0:34.6

And when you ask for the order, if your conviction is strong enough and you really have love

0:41.2

involved in your life, you will be pulling for that person to buy for their benefit. That's pure love.

0:53.0

Welcome to the Ziegler show where we inspire your true performance.

0:58.0

In this show we're talking about selling for love or out of love.

1:02.0

I'll explain. couple examples here ever seen a great movie that just wow

1:06.2

you it made you feel great you just wanted everyone to experience it and benefit it from it like you did

1:11.8

and you told everybody about it. Second example, imagine you have a

1:15.9

loved one who's dying from a rare disease, your beloved spouse or a parent, and you

1:20.8

divinely meet someone who had the same issue but found an alternative treatment

1:24.0

that's somewhat risky, but literally cured the issue and saved their life.

1:28.0

And you went to your loved one and just fervently, unabashedly,

1:31.0

try to sell them on doing it.

1:33.3

You get the idea in both cases, you were selling, though you never thought of it that way.

1:37.0

You were simply caring for others and trying to help them out of love and joy and just wanting

1:42.2

to impart to them.

1:43.8

Well, Zigzigler loves sales and he placed sales people

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