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What's The Best Way To Respond To Skepticism?
The fastest way to lose a skeptical prospect is to try to convince them. That's what most people do, and Ray explains why it backfires every time. In this episode he lays out two paths for handling skepticism the right way, starting with a story about his wife Jessica, who joined his team at twenty-one years old and got mocked by her own family for it. Instead of folding, she built her business to ten thousand dollars a month and became the number one female earner in the company. Ray shares how "I'll show you" became his internal response to doubters, and why letting skepticism fuel you instead of knock you down changes everything about how you show up.
The second path is all about posture, the ability to manage the energy of a conversation without needing someone else's acceptance, approval, or agreement. Ray walks through real examples from his real estate days, training negotiators and teaching them how to flip "how do I know this works" back onto the prospect. If you want to close more sales consistently instead of getting frustrated by doubters, this episode gives you the mindset shift and the actual language to use the next time someone questions you.
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Ray Higdon is a bestselling author of several books, a renowned inspirational speaker, earner of multiple seven figures in a multi-million dollar home-based business, and founder of the Higdon Group, a Fortune 5000 company, where he's helped clients generate over 500,000 new customers through his proven coaching programs (https://rayhigdoncoaching.com). Ray helps sales leaders create teams that perform without draining them.
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