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$elling Strategies for NON Sales Professionals

Written by: Jim Della Volpe

Article Overview: My new book is for all professionals who must sell theier services but are reluctant to do so. Readers can self coach themselves to lose the Dread, Hate and Fear that they are experiencing.

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$elling Strategies for NON Sales Professionals

Recently, I conducted a 1 1/2 hour workshop on this topic. My content is based on my business experience and on my book of the same title see LuLu or Amazon. There were 20 attendees who came at 7:30 AM to be a part of the workshop. Most of them admitted that their business on a scale of 1 (low) to 10 (high) was no greater than a 5 when it came to business development. Most of them had read the books , some had taken courses, but most of them were reluctant business developers. They know what to do ,but just don't do it. I had them do some exercises that are designed to help them to discover what their "road block" or "speed bump" was that is preventing them from promoting their business face to face Vs. running expensive ads, and investing in expensive brochures, etc. Many of them experienced what I call an "AHA". Their lights when on as to what was psychologically holding them back. >>>>What is your speed bump?? What is holding you back from reaching your goals?

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About the Author: Jim Della Volpe
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Jim Della Volpe is the founder and president of Growing Tree Partners, Inc.(http://www.growingtreepartners.com) . He is a 30 year veteran of the business development process and has worked in B to B Sales, Sales and Management Training, and in all levels of Sales Management including VP of Sales in both large and small companies. Jim is also the author of $elling Strategies for NON Sales Professionals. Some of his experience includes opening offices throughout the Northeast and hiring and training the local staff. In 1997 Jim co-founded The Growing Tree School in Hingham with his wife and daughter. The business was profitable and was sold in 2001. His Business Advisory and Executive Coaching practice came to be in 2001 to fill a need for training, coaching, and mentoring Sales Professionals and Business Owners. He is also the author of $elling Strategies for the NON Sales Professional.

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