Why You Should Be Selling More

EPISODE · Sep 27, 2019 · 22 MIN

Why You Should Be Selling More

from JOIN UP DOTS - GET RICH & LIVE FREE (Business Coaching With A Touch Of Life Coaching Too) · host David Ralph

In today's episode of Join Up Dots David Ralph talks on a series of wide ranging subjects as you would expect. He does have a lot of time to fill after all. So as you will hear on the show, he discusses why obsession is great and leads you to being as good as you can get at. Why you should really find a thing that the world sees you as being an expert in. Why a personal brand is the key to the majority of success that you can get online. But first, lets start with answering a few questions that have been taken from emails received at Join Up Dots headquarters over the last few months. Question One Dear David, loving the show my good man. It keeps me company on long drives through Northern Alaska for my work. Can I ask you a question "What is the number one piece of advice that you give your children everyday" and do they listen to you? James Cenerzon Question Two Mr Loverman, are you really as sexy as you keep on telling us? I was inspired by your recent vacation you took to I believe America. I cant imagine ever being in the position to take so much time off from my work. How did you manage it, and would you do it again? Claire T Question Three David, i am in the position that i would imagine so many people being, where I have great ideas, then sleep on them to find they are the most stupid ideas in the morning. Do you have any suggestions as to how I can keep the fires burning, as I am going round and round in circles. Thank you much Dan Goodmoan.

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