Most Helpful Customer Reviews
|
|
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
Will work but you have to want it to and believe in it., 31 Aug 1999
By A Customer
The book worked for me. However, some of the tatics are goofy and you have to be willing to actually do them and believe in them in order for it to work. There is some very simple psychology behind the book. It combines behavior modification and thought intervention. In other words, by taking the time to write down some of your negative thoughts about the phone and calling, you become more aware of them and are able to recognize when you have them. It does not mean you have to write down every negative thought you have every time. Once or twice will usually do it. With the rubber band, this is nothing more than stopping your negative thought pattern. Again, once or twice is enough. I doubled my call volume, but I didnt have to do every exercise in the book to do it. And if you really dont think the techniques will work, they wont. I am a recruiter and I am now making one more placement per month than previously. Worth the money for me, and no bull crap motivation speeches!
|
|
|
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
Serious about generating more sales? MUST READ!, 26 Aug 1999
By A Customer
Upon reading this book the first time, it angered, hurt and upset me. The truth hurts. Being a courageous, goal-oriented, highly-motivated individual. . . I kept reading. The book answered the question as to my average, mediocre performance issue. I was call reluctant. Since seriously studying and applying the proper countermeasures, I make 10 times the money with 1/2 the effort. Admitting to behaviors that do not serve us, can be emotionally painful for a short time, but certainly not as emotionally draining as struggling with call reluctance on a daily basis. This book pointed out how costly call reluctance is financially and emotionally. After my initial anger and upset, I experienced tremendous relief. What this book did for me is make me realize that self-exploration contributes to human sanity.
|
|
|
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
A must-read for anyone in a contact-dependent profession!, 24 Aug 1999
By A Customer
A valuable book written to promote success in sales. Through anecdote, example, and directions, it addresses call reluctance - how it cripples careers and how to keep it from limiting one's own career. This book is the salesperson's bible!
|
|
|
Most Recent Customer Reviews
|
(7)
£7.99
(6)
£3.51
(
