Your Sales Stop and Start Doing List

Stop Quoting and Hoping
Start Qualifying and Closing

Stop “begging” for business
Create
an Equal Business Stature

Stop doing unpaid consulting
Start
getting paid for your expertise

Stop wondering what happens next
Start
finishing meetings with clear next steps

Stop missing your quarterly and annual quota
Start
consistently achieving your written goals

Learn How to Implement your Stop and Start Sales Activities

Seating is limited - reserve early
Cost: Complimentary Lunch will be served

Seating is limited - reserve early

Wednesday March 24, 2010
10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Milton, Ontario
Lunch Provided
Complimentary
R.S.V.P.

Sandler Training is the global leader in Management and Leadership Development with over 230 locations world wide in 26 countries. Maybe we can help you?

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Quote I was frustrated with "think it over" responses, stalls from prospects, and unpaid consulting. I wanted to expand my prospecting activities without sacrificing valuable personal time. I was not in control. Andrew's mannerism is super supportive, non pressure and approachable. Andrew has a philosophy of believing that no one catches on the first time, which was a huge relief to me, someone very resistant to change. The ongoing, incremental learning and weekly meetings are hugely beneficial. Never having had formal sales training, I didn't know it could be packaged into such a neat process, which Andrew makes so highly entertaining and easy to incorporate into 'every-day' aspects of my business. I qualify more effectively, and am now spending my time more efficiently, which has increased my profitability. More importantly I feel great about the time and effort I have put into my personal growth this past year, not to mention the goals I've attained, all with Andrew's continuous, tireless patient support. Quote

Cassandra Thompson, CFP