Comments on: How to Keep Motivated when Sales Get Tough http://actingforsales.com/5-tips-for-staying-motivated-when-the-sales-get-tough/ A dramatically different approach to winning more sales! Thu, 10 Jun 2010 12:29:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Admin http://actingforsales.com/5-tips-for-staying-motivated-when-the-sales-get-tough/comment-page-1/#comment-23 Admin Sat, 05 Jun 2010 20:55:46 +0000 http://actingforsales.com/?p=315#comment-23 Thanks Amy. Ironically, I was just playing tennis yesterday (not well, I might add!) and one of my main problems seems to be not keeping my eye on the ball. There are so many other things to think about when you are beginning: your swing, your stance, your grip... But I've notice that as with business, if I focus on fighting to achieve one thing at a time, I am much more likely to succeed. So thanks for the reminder and my focus now will be to keep my eye on the ball! Thanks Amy. Ironically, I was just playing tennis yesterday (not well, I might add!) and one of my main problems seems to be not keeping my eye on the ball. There are so many other things to think about when you are beginning: your swing, your stance, your grip… But I’ve notice that as with business, if I focus on fighting to achieve one thing at a time, I am much more likely to succeed. So thanks for the reminder and my focus now will be to keep my eye on the ball!

]]> By: Amy http://actingforsales.com/5-tips-for-staying-motivated-when-the-sales-get-tough/comment-page-1/#comment-20 Amy Fri, 04 Jun 2010 19:42:17 +0000 http://actingforsales.com/?p=315#comment-20 This is a good technique. Above all, fighting forces focus. And when you are focused you are targeting. Everything falls to the wayside and your sole mission is the only thing you see. Take tennis, when you are thoroughly focused on the ball you don't look at your racquet, you don't see the players next to you, you don't even see your opponent - just the ball. And when you swing back to hit the ball it hits the sweet spot and goes right where you mind wants it. Focus baby! This is a good technique. Above all, fighting forces focus. And when you are focused you are targeting. Everything falls to the wayside and your sole mission is the only thing you see. Take tennis, when you are thoroughly focused on the ball you don’t look at your racquet, you don’t see the players next to you, you don’t even see your opponent – just the ball. And when you swing back to hit the ball it hits the sweet spot and goes right where you mind wants it.

Focus baby!

]]> By: Eliot http://actingforsales.com/5-tips-for-staying-motivated-when-the-sales-get-tough/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Eliot Sat, 23 Jan 2010 23:42:55 +0000 http://actingforsales.com/?p=315#comment-5 This is a good technique. Above all, fighting forces focus. And when you are focused you are targeting. Everything falls to the wayside and your sole mission is the only thing you see. Take tennis, when you are thoroughly focused on the ball you don't look at your racquet, you don't see the players next to you, you don't even see your opponent - just the ball. And when you swing back to hit the ball it hits the sweet spot and goes right where you mind wants it. Focus baby! This is a good technique. Above all, fighting forces focus. And when you are focused you are targeting. Everything falls to the wayside and your sole mission is the only thing you see. Take tennis, when you are thoroughly focused on the ball you don’t look at your racquet, you don’t see the players next to you, you don’t even see your opponent – just the ball. And when you swing back to hit the ball it hits the sweet spot and goes right where you mind wants it.

Focus baby!

]]> By: FereeHatEvene http://actingforsales.com/5-tips-for-staying-motivated-when-the-sales-get-tough/comment-page-1/#comment-3 FereeHatEvene Sun, 13 Dec 2009 13:35:10 +0000 http://actingforsales.com/?p=315#comment-3 It looks like you are a real pro. Did you study about the subject? haha It looks like you are a real pro. Did you study about the subject? haha

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