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EPISODE · May 5, 2025 · 18 MIN

Episode #023 – Mastering the Art of Salesmanship – The Science of Successful Salesmanship by Arthur Frederick Sheldon

from Financial Affluence Podcast · host Irineu De Oliveira Jnr

On this episode of the Financial Affluence Podcast, we explore the art and science of effective selling, diving into key lessons from The Science of Successful Salesmanship by Arthur Frederick Sheldon. Discover practical strategies such as cultivating positive character qualities like honesty and perseverance, harnessing the power of suggestion to ethically influence customers, and applying systematic education to sharpen your self-awareness, logical thinking, and business skills. Learn how the integration of faith – in yourself, your clients, and a higher purpose – can serve as a transformative commercial asset, propelling you toward greater personal and financial success.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/financial-affluence-podcast--6306293/support.

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