My moles have been out and about in the last few weeks and things are starting to get nasty. Feeling any pressure from the Directors?
I have been told that the rules are being changed, pay structures, bonus payments, reports, staff being challenged on their performance. It's not just YOUR industry you understand, this is the start of a full scale economic slow down. You are directly linked to the housing market and if that is in trouble my friend, so are you.
Buy hey the sun is shining and I know for some of you who bought a Glazing Guru Manual way back in January of this year will have already started preparing for this and that is why they will be streets ahead of all the other companies just sitting there, watching the work dry up like some kind of Chinese water torture.
Anyway, as promised, for those who believe in the strength of their company and are willing to actually DO something proactive, I thought I'd give you a FREE tip from the 100 Ways To Sell Anything bonus item to the manual :- It's a fascinating look at body language, try it this week on your next customer :-
Watch the direction of a person’s eye movements to
know more of their thought process. This will enhance your
ability to more clearly communicate with them. A right handed
person tends to move their eyes as follows:
Looking up and to their left indicates that the customer is
accessing – visual memory.
Looking up and to their right indicates that the customer is
accessing – visual creating. (They are creating pictures in
their mind)
Looking to the left ear – accessing ‘sound’ memory
Looking to the right ear – creating sound
Looking down towards their dominant hand (right hand) –
accessing feelings and emotions (kinaesthetic thoughts)
Looking down to the left – indicates self-talk
Visual
Hearing
Creating
Kinaesthetic
Visual
Hearing
Memory
Self-talk
Fascinating, don't you think?
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