Sales Wings

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The more I sell the more I realize that EVERYTHING comes down to risk, hassle, and trust. Price = (the cost) + risk + hassle - trust.

Unfortunate U of Chicago prof posts prompts a well written response from WSJ ... Advice for the 'Poor Rich' http://on.wsj.com/deAOAZ :) @WSJ

The sleeping fox catches no poultry

Good morning. We start a new month today - last month of the quarter. There are 21 business days in September which means 21 sales days.

Only two sales days left this month. Time to get um closed!

Good morning - there are 7 sales days left in August. 21 in September making 28 left in the quarter.

WSJ.com - The Power Trip http://on.wsj.com/bLvNxY

Good morning - there are 12 sales days left in August. 21 in September making 33 left in the quarter.

The real American Dream! From Tiananmen Square To Possible Buffett Successor - WSJ Article - http://dld.bz/rgwY. Very cool.

Present at the Birth of Modern Advertising - WSJ Article - http://dld.bz/rgwJ

17 sales days left in August. 21 in September making 38 left in the quarter.

Napoleon Hill --> Persistence character trait #8 (of 8) pt2 = Habit; the mind becomes a part of the daily experiences upon which it feeds.

Before They Were Titans, Moguls and Newsmakers, These People Were...REJECTED http://dld.bz/mNyt #WSJ

Napoleon Hill --> Persistence character trait #8 (of 8) pt1 = Habit; persistence is the direct result of habit. Fear can be cured by habit

Napoleon Hill --> Persistence character trait #7 (of 8) = Willpower; the habit of concentrating ones thoughts upon attainment

35,028 = average number of injuries, per year, in the US that come from people dropping free weights on themselves. Center for Injury Rsch

Napoleon Hill --> Persistence character trait #6 (of 8) = Cooperation; Sympathy, understanding & cooperation tends to develop persistence

It's a pity to watch magazines fail; We believe it's a content problem not a 'mode/GUI' probem - http://dld.bz/mNxk

Napoleon Hill --> Persistence character trait #5 (of 8) = Accurate Knowledge; guessing rather than knowing destroys persistence.