#013: Gas Station Sales Lesson [Podcast]


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In today's episode…

I learned a lot from a sales pitch I got at a gas station. I'll tell you the story, and the valuable lesson (which will help you!)

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Feature Story: Gas Station Sales Lesson

Here we are, in a time when a lot of people are being washed out of all kinds of businesses, online and offline.

The excuse given is usually: “the economy”.

I’ve addressed the use of those two words as excuse elsewhere.

You see, the very qualities exemplified by a couple of gas station pitch-men are the same qualities that could save a lot of businesses from going under.

Listen to the story – and learn!

Listener Questions

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  3. Ricky Breslin has comments on, and questions about, the book Secrets of Dynamic Communication by Ken Davis.

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Ray Edwards is a world-renowned copywriter and communications strategist, writing for some of the most powerful voices in leadership and business including New York Times bestselling authors Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen (Chicken Soup for the Soul) and Tony Robbins. Ray is a sought-after speaker and author, hosts a popular weekly podcast, and blogs at RayEdwards.com.