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Sales EQ by Jeb Blount — WisdomDeck honest review
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Sales EQ

by Jeb Blount

Blount on the emotional side of selling: the buyer's five questions, the four levels of sales intelligence, shaping buyer emotions, and controlling your own disruptive feelings. Practical, long and repetitive, with sound points about likability and self-discipline.

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you know your product cold and still lose to more likable reps.

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you want a lean method book; Blount repeats himself.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Buyers decide emotionally and justify logically.
  2. Control your own emotions first.
  3. Likability is a skill, not a trait.

Do this first

Before each call, write the buyer's likely emotional state and your plan to shift it.

Our verdict

Emotion in the sale, at length.

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