Distinguish Sales Meetings from Networking
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How Sales Meetings DESTROY Time Management
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The speaker reiterates that sales meetings, where someone is trying to sell you a product or service, are fundamentally different from networking meetings. He asserts that if a salesperson invites you to a meeting (e.g., for coffee or lunch), the first question to ask is, "Are you trying to sell me something?" If the answer is yes, or if they suggest 'reviewing' something which implies a sales pitch, the business owner should decline the meeting. He emphasizes that your time is valuable, and only customers or job managers who are actively paying you for your services deserve your in-person time.
Goal: Avoid unproductive sales meetings that do not result in immediate revenue.
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