What makes a great salesman?
Do they "turn it on" when they get into that important meeting with a "big" client?
Do they only focus on serving their important clients?
It isn't bad to prepare for important customers. It isn't even bad to focus on how you address them. However, I am learning that that part is easy if I have a mindset of serving everyone around me all the time. Whether it is a customer, a fellow employee, my managers, my friends, and yes, my wife, everyone I come into contact with is an opportunity for me to enrich their life in some way.
Good business owners can smell someone who is "turning it on" a mile away. They know if someone is approaching them to "get" something. They can sense whether I am trying to use them to get money, or whether I am looking on their cares. If I am not continually serving everyone I come in contact with, then it will be hard to honestly treat my customers with that integrity.
So, who is my best customer?
The person right in front of me!
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