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Good thing you didn’t. I would have to drive to Gawga and hunt your ass down.I don't know why not. Is there a specific rule against a jockey weighing 300 pounds?
BTW. I saw a meme the other day that said the Kentucky Derby was nothing more than an Amish Nascar. Came awful close to sending it to you.
You have to get it on your own, it can't be given to you. Good luck GrasshopperHello,
I've heard it said that FE clients are "professional procrastinators," and once you "get it," you'll know how to sell them.
What does "get it," mean?
Thanks.
Most agents are unable to properly perform this... it's more about seeking to understand them and their original why... just like JD mentioned.Drawing out emotions
Even with home service clients, I still press to write the app on the first call. I still might have to go back on payday to get the payment. But I congratulate them on their wise purchase just the same. In their mind, they just purchased insurance and committed to the payment.A good presentation will find their why and answer their objections before they come up.
Then you just push through their hesitation to the end.
Commit in your mind that you’re not coming back. (Because you aren’t).
“Any way you can come back next week?”
“Nah Mrs Mary, they’ll have me somewhere else. Now you said you wanted this to so your daughter wouldn’t have to pay for this right?”
Circle back to the why and don’t take no for an answer.
Once you push through a few times and see the relief and appreciation coming from your client, you won’t have any issue pushing through their procrastination any more.
Point is, regardless of payment method, always close on the first call (unless you just don’t want them for a client. LOL!)