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Sales. That word alone can bring discomfort, fear, even resistance. If you’ve ever felt uneasy about selling, worried about following up with potential clients, or struggled with the idea of sales feeling "pushy" or "sleazy," this episode is for you. I sat down with Jonathan Dugger to break down the biggest myths around selling and reframe it as aligned advocacy, a way to offer your services with integrity and confidence.
We explore:
Why traditional sales tactics feel “icky” and how to shift your mindset
The difference between buying which we like to do, and being sold which is usually uncomfortable
How to sell in a way that feels aligned with your values and serves your clients
The power of language and how small shifts can make selling easier and more natural
The concept of advocacy related to sales and selling
How to examine your big assumption about selling
Ways to eliminate the discomfort about sharing your offer hint: it’s not about you
The best way to end frustration in your sales process
How to attract the right customers instead of chasing leads that don’t align
The worthiness doubts about delivering what you sell and how it shows up when you are making an offer
How to empower someone to make a good decision (for them) as part of your sales process
Looking for additional support?
Learn more about The Exponential Entrepreneur: This is a year-long coaching program for women business owners and real estate investors who don’t need more strategy and suspect they themselves are the biggest obstacle in the way.
Disclaimer
Connect with Us:
Send questions and feedback to [email protected] or DM @aleciastg on Instagram.
📝Get full show notes at www.consciousedge.com/ep042
Sales. That word alone can bring discomfort, fear, even resistance. If you’ve ever felt uneasy about selling, worried about following up with potential clients, or struggled with the idea of sales feeling "pushy" or "sleazy," this episode is for you. I sat down with Jonathan Dugger to break down the biggest myths around selling and reframe it as aligned advocacy, a way to offer your services with integrity and confidence.
We explore:
Why traditional sales tactics feel “icky” and how to shift your mindset
The difference between buying which we like to do, and being sold which is usually uncomfortable
How to sell in a way that feels aligned with your values and serves your clients
The power of language and how small shifts can make selling easier and more natural
The concept of advocacy related to sales and selling
How to examine your big assumption about selling
Ways to eliminate the discomfort about sharing your offer hint: it’s not about you
The best way to end frustration in your sales process
How to attract the right customers instead of chasing leads that don’t align
The worthiness doubts about delivering what you sell and how it shows up when you are making an offer
How to empower someone to make a good decision (for them) as part of your sales process
Looking for additional support?
Learn more about The Exponential Entrepreneur: This is a year-long coaching program for women business owners and real estate investors who don’t need more strategy and suspect they themselves are the biggest obstacle in the way.
Disclaimer
Connect with Us:
Send questions and feedback to [email protected] or DM @aleciastg on Instagram.
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