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EPISODE · Jan 9, 2025 · 27 MIN

#3 From Cold Leads to Warm Connections: The Human Side of Sales

from Beyond Coaching

Building genuine connections with potential clients is crucial for converting cold leads into warm ones. Many coaches struggle with sales because they focus too much on pushing their programs rather than establishing trust and rapport. This episode emphasizes the importance of understanding the human side of sales, highlighting that true success comes from nurturing relationships rather than rushing through sales funnels. Help Lucas keep his job, subscribe to this podcastNever run out of leads with these 18 chat conversation starters: https://www.facebook.com/518196163/videos/209739435134047/ Prefer watching over listening? Check out the podcast on YoutubeReady to become a Fulltime Coach? Apply to join DTL here: https://themillionairecoaches.com/dtl...Ready to become a 7 figure Coach? Apply to join Top 1% here: https://themillionairecoaches.com/pea...Got questions or want more free content? Follow us on IG ‪@themillionairecoaches‬ Your "warm leads" coaches Sanne Kristiansen & Lucas Sköld

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