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Ben Feldman’s 13 Sales Success Secrets!
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Ben Feldman was one of the most prolific insurance agents in the world. From 1942 to his death in 1993 he sold $1,800,000,000 of Life Insurance for New York Life. During his life he held the world record for the most products sold by a salesman in a career, a year ($100,000,000), and in a single day ($20,000,000). Near the end of his career, his annual commission totals were over $1,000,000 per year. Here are the ‘Sales Secrets’ for Mr. Feldman’s success:"

1. Be More Creative
Use your intelligence and your imagination to continually develop and execute your attitude, image, enthusiasm, potential, discipline, plan, thinking, ideas, call, problem defining and solutions, belief in the products you sell, advance your product knowledge, relationships, confidence, and persistence.

2. Develop Your Positive Mental Attitude
The biggest asset you have is your earning capacity, and that depends entirely on your attitude. Attitude is your first and most important factor!
You know that you must sell! You’re not waiting for people to buy!
A positive mental attitude --more than anything else, -- determines your earnings. If you decide you are going to lead and feel wonderful, strong, excited -- then you have the power to move mountains!

3. Stick With It
Who says there is no sale pending? All is not lost. Follow-up! Follow-up! Follow-up! The sale may be next month or next season or next year, or in 17-months, so stay with it.

4. Stay Enthusiastic
The most important person to get excited and enthused in the sales interview is the financial professional. Enthusiasm is nothing more than the excitement conveyed by your voice and convictions.

5. Be Dissatisfied
People who are perfectly satisfied with the way they are living, and the way they are doing their job, are in a rut. If they have no driving urge to be a better person, or to accomplish a better job, then they are standing still.
And, as any successful financial advisor will tell you, this means the same thing as going backwards. One of the greatest human traits is the total inability to be completely satisfied with our own work. The feeling of having completed a job well is rewarding. The feeling of having done it perfectly is fatal!

6. Prepare With Care
Organize your ideas into a simple sales presentation. Spend more time in preparation than in presentation. Never call on a person unless you’re prepared. The sale of financial products is a procedure, not a problem. This becomes a problem when it stops being a procedure.

7. Make Your Calls
One of the keys to selling is simply to make the calls. Don’t try to make the sales before you visit, just make the calls, and your sales will follow.

8. Pay Attention To Your Image
Your image does not take care of itself! If you don’t take care to promote your image, then your competition will take care of your image and your competition will also take care of your sales!

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