“Selling is not what you do to someone; it’s what you do for someone.”
This was one of many moments in Krish Dhanam’s presentation “Selling in a global marketplace” when the motivational speaker impressively delivered memorable and impactful lines. See below for some of the most notable, and check out the Resource Zone for a video of Dhanam’s complete speech:
- “Angels fly because they take themselves lightly.”
- “If your business card is longer than your resume, you have an identity crisis.”
- “Set your quota 25 percent higher than others. If you ever fail at your own expectations, you will always exceed theirs.”
- “If you’re happy, tell your face.”
- “If you do more than you’re paid to do, someday you’ll get paid more for what you do.”
- “Overconfidence is arrogance; some people will brighten up the whole room by leaving.”
- “Knowledge is learned; wisdom is lived.”
- “When you think ‘transaction,’ you will make a sale. When you think ‘consultation,’ you will create a relationship.”
The presentation was given at the 2016 Annual Meeting. See what MDRT leaders wish they learned earlier, also offered at the meeting: https://mdrtblog.wpengine.com/what-executive-committee-members-wish-theyd-learned-earlier/
Written by Matt Pais, MDRT Content Specialist
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