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Sales Success Symphony: Mastering She Profit Skills for Five-Figure Paychecks!
In this episode, Sam talks about Profit School, urging business owners to embrace the role of a salesperson, offering practical tips for enhancing sales conversations and emphasizing the importance of increasing the number of sales interactions. She also announces the podcast's rebranding and encourages listeners to rate, review, and share.
Takeaways
- Being a salesperson is critical for business success.
- Developing sales skills increases confidence and clarity in communicating the value of your product or service.
- Assess and evaluate sales conversations to identify areas for improvement.
- Prepare mentally and physically before sales calls to bring enthusiasm and energy.
- Increase the number of sales conversations to achieve business goals.
- Joining She Profit School can help business owners master sales skills and achieve five-figure paychecks.
- The podcast is rebranding as She Needs Profit Podcast.
Transcript
Hello, hello.
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:Welcome to the She Needs Grip podcast.
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:I'm your host, Sam Varner, and I am really
excited today to give you just a little
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:peek in to Profit School.
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:We are going to be listening to this
episode on February 27th, and Profit
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:School opens February 28th.
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:If you're listening to this, we're talking
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:So you are a business owner.
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:who is sick and tired of having slow sales
cycles is really wanting to master their
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:money in their business and truly create a
business that supports their lifestyle.
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:This is Profit School.
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:I've created the best group program for
you to get in, master these skills and be
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:able to create five -figure paychecks
starting right away.
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:So,
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:This episode today, we're going to talk a
little bit about why being the salesperson
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:in your business is absolutely critical
and why it is such a huge component of
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:profit school.
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:So here we go.
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:Here we go.
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:Okay.
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:It's Friday afternoon.
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:No, it's not.
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:It's Friday morning.
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:Sorry.
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:I'm fast forwarding my life.
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:And I really want you to deeply, deeply
embrace the role of being a salesperson in
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:your business.
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:And I know.
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:You might be saying to yourself, I don't
want to sell things.
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:I don't want to be sleazy salesperson.
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:I don't want to push people to do things
they don't want to do.
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:And I want to first and foremost, come to
you and say, if that's your thought, I
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:understand.
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:And you're not alone.
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:I hear you.
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:I hear this from business owners
constantly.
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:Not being comfortable selling is something
that happens all the time.
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:And honestly, if you're going to make one
shift in your business,
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:This entire year, leaning into and
developing your sales skills is the thing
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:that will make the greatest difference.
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:It will, without a doubt, increase your
confidence, right?
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:Give you that kind of superhero feeling
when you walk in a room and you're about
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:to talk about your business.
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:It will allow you to speak with confidence
and clarity around what you offer and who
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:it's for and exactly why it is the
absolute fix that somebody has been
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:seeking.
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:Right?
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:It doesn't matter if you're selling a
product online or you're selling a product
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:in a bricks and mortar business or you're
a service -based business owner.
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:Either way, it is a hundred percent
available to you.
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:Right?
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:You need to be able to sell with
confidence.
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:And if this is a struggle, you need to
lean in.
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:Instead of considering things like...
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:I hear business owners say sometimes, I'm
just going to outsource.
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:I'm going to get a salesperson.
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:I'm going to push back real hard on that.
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:And I'm going to say to you, you don't get
to have a salesperson until you are
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:capable of training them in the way that
you know, sales works for your business.
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:So is there no place for a salesperson in
a business?
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:Absolutely not.
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:There's a place for it, but not yet.
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:If you haven't mastered the way that you
want to engage with clients and the way
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:that you want to sell your service or your
product, you cannot possibly outsource
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:this.
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:We as business owners sometimes make the
mistake of delegating tasks because we
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:don't know how to fix them to somebody
that we think can.
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:But as the CEO of your business, you have
to stand large and in charge of making the
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:decisions and then training people within
your structure, okay?
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:So maybe you're asking, how do I get
better at sales, Sam?
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:What exactly do I need to start doing?
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:in order to increase my sales, right?
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:My closing ratio.
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:First and foremost, and you guys hear this
from me a lot, is you need to know where
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:you are right now.
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:How many conversations do you have each
and every week or every month about your
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:business and offering your services?
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:And how many of those do you close?
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:I want you to know what those numbers are
because we can only see growth if we
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:actually see what those numbers are
changing from week in, week out.
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:So first, do the math.
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:Yep, it always comes back to the math.
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:I want you to figure out exactly what your
closing ratio is right now.
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:The second thing that you can start doing
right away is that you can start assessing
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:and evaluating each and every sales
conversation that you have after you're
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:finished.
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:Where did you fall short?
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:Where did you feel awkward?
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:Where did it feel not smooth, right?
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:How...
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:Did you not know how to answer a question
that a client came up with?
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:Were you confident when you were talking
about your pricing?
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:All of those things are really important
to be evaluating.
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:How did you feel on the call?
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:Did you get yourself pumped up before you
get in there?
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:I was speaking this week at, no, sorry,
last week at the Chamber of Commerce, and
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:I was talking about the requirement that
we need to pump ourselves up in our
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:business.
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:This can be the same of like,
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:Oftentimes, right, for me to convince
myself to work out.
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:So I'm just gonna wait a little minute
while this printer stops making this
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:noise.
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:Okay, so I sometimes have to pump, hold on
one second.
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:Sorry, my printer was trying to clean
itself.
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:Not while we're podcasting, please.
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:So, I sometimes have to pump myself up to
work out.
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:I know that I feel amazing after the fact,
but I know that the dread and anticipation
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:of having to get up and put on clothes and
find shoes and do the things feels super
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:hard, right?
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:If sales feels like that for you, then you
need to come up with a routine that will
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:get you in the mood, right?
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:We're going to...
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:lean into the idea that we're going to
sell something today.
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:We're going to talk about our business and
we're going to do it with enthusiasm and
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:joy and energy.
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:So for me, before I speak or before I
speak to somebody on the phone, I will
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:move my body.
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:Right?
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:And I'm talking like dance party in the
office.
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:I'm not talking going and doing a
marathon.
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:Let's not be crazy.
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:I will also put on music that puts and
elevates my frame of mind into exactly
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:where I want it to be.
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:Think of...
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:athletes, right?
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:You often will see them walking into the
stadium or walking into the gym with their
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:headphones on and they're playing a
certain song.
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:And it is a routine that they go through
each and every time to get them ready for
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:what comes next.
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:Think about that sales conversation as a
performance.
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:Think about how you need to come to it in
your best self, right?
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:That enthusiasm and energy,
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:goes a long way to making you feel
confident when you're talking to potential
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:clients.
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:So we're gonna prepare, right?
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:Then we're gonna evaluate.
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:And then the last thing that I want you to
consider is we're gonna know what our
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:sales ratios are and look to improve them.
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:We are going to really evaluate after the
fact how the conversation went.
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:And if there are any places where you need
a little bit of sanding, you're going to
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:actually seek out that skill.
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:that knowledge, that information so that
you can do better the next time.
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:You're gonna go in prepared.
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:You're gonna pump yourself up and get that
energy level extremely high and ready to
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:go.
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:And then last, you want to look at the
number of conversations you're having and
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:evaluate whether those are enough
conversations to get you to your goal for
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:the year or your goal for the month,
whichever way you wanna break it down.
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:You have to talk to a certain number of
people in a business in order to create a
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:certain number of clients.
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:It's just that simple.
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:Now, each industry and each business owner
is going to have a different number, but
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:you need to be opening those
conversations.
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:And so if day after day after day are
going by in your business and you're not
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:having sales type conversations, you need
to, you need to find additional ways and
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:support that will get you into the
position to increase those sales
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:conversations.
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:Okay, so now we know what we're going to
do.
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:We know how we're going to lean in.
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:We know the importance of this, right?
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:Our goal is to build a business that
creates five -figure paychecks.
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:Our goal is to build a business that is
the supporting cast for our lives.
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:We are all business owners because we want
to achieve something far beyond where we
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:are right now.
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:So this can feel hard.
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:It can feel awkward.
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:It can feel difficult.
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:and we're going to do it anyway.
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:We're going to take that action.
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:We're going to put ourselves out there and
we are going to sell more in:
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:So just to circle back, right?
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:This is what I teach my clients.
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:This is why I created She Profit School.
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:I know how hard this is for entrepreneurs.
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:I know how lonely it feels as a
solopreneur sitting there trying to figure
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:out how the heck to even get this done,
how to motivate themselves.
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:where to go to find the knowledge and the
training on increasing your sales skills.
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:This is just one component of what I teach
in She Profit School.
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:My goal is to get you to a five figure
paycheck.
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:Your goal is to get you to a five figure
paycheck.
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:I want you to get the heck off the fence
and lean in.
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:You need to be in profit school.
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:You have these goals and you're sitting
here and trying to DIY it with duct tape.
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:spit trying to get it done, but you're not
quite there.
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:I specialize in helping you get to a five
figure paycheck.
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:So if that is something that you are
interested in, if you want to master your
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:business finances, if you want to become
salesperson of the year in your business,
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:if you want to really grow something that
creates not only wealth and income for
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:your family now, but generationally,
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:then I want you to lean into this.
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:I want you to hear these words and know I
am speaking directly into your ear balls.
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:You need to click on the show notes.
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:I spend most of my time in Instagram, but
all of the links to my socials are there.
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:And most importantly, the link to book a
call with me to find out if she profit
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:school is exactly right for you right now
is in the show notes.
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:So I'm going to encourage you whether you
are walking the dog or folding laundry,
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:or going for a run, you need to go back to
the show notes.
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:You need to lean in and figure out if I
can help you do the things that you're
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:trying to do and I can get you there
faster than you can on your own, then it's
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:absolutely worth it.
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:Book that call with me and find out if She
Profit School is the fit for you.
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:In just one little tidbit that I wanna
talk to you about before we go.
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:Next week, you guys, this is the March 5th
episode I'm speaking of:
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:I am so excited to announce that we're
getting a facelift here at the podcast.
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:Not only just a facelift, but a name
change too.
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:So we're going to go from She Needs Grit
podcast to She Needs Profit podcast.
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:Not a huge shift in terms of name, not a
huge shift in terms of content, but I tell
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:you, I am leveling up this podcast.
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:I am leaning into developing and
delivering for you guys the absolute best
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:material week in, week out.
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:to get you to your goals in your business.
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:So please join me on March 5th.
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:I cannot wait to launch the She Needs
Profit podcast with a facelift, with a new
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:name, and I would love for you to please
rate and review this podcast.
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:If you know other business owners out
there need to hear from me, they need a
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:little bit of Sam in their ears as they're
going through their entrepreneurial
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:journey, then it means so much to me to
get a rating.
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:or a review from you, I can't tell you how
important it is for me, okay?
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:So if you would please in this dawn of the
new launch, please, please do a five -star
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:rating and a review in your podcast
player.
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:I would be so grateful.
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:And of course, as always, please share
this episode and any other episodes you
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:find highly valuable with as many people
in your life as you know need it.
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:As podcasters, we speak into a mic and we
think we're nailing it.
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:We want to make sure that this information
is getting to the people that absolutely
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:need it in the world.
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:And you know, you've got friends right now
that you talk about business with and that
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:are struggling with the same things you
are.
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:I would love to know them as well.
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:So check out the show notes and absolutely
catch us next week when we become She
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:Needs Profit.
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:Until then, go out, do these sales tasks,
you guys, and make more money.
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:Love ya and talk to you soon.