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Did You Know I'm a Public Speaker?

As you know, I've written a humorous book on sales, titled "You're Going To Be Great At This!" And before I wrote the book I began working on my speaking skills at Toastmasters. Since the book's release, I've spoken to civic groups, teachers, and even had some seminars. I think I'd like to do  more.

So I'm looking for groups who need a speaker. "What kind of groups?" you ask. Since my talks are based on sales, marketing and networking, my favorite groups are people who are just getting into sales, such as realtors, insurance agents and network marketers. If you are someone who falls into one of these categories, or a state or regional manager of an organization, please contact me. I'd love to talk to you and find out how I can speak to your sales team.

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But what if your group doesn't do sales? That's okay too. You see, we all are in sales everyday, trying to get family members, co-workers and others to "buy in" to our ideas or agendas. I enjoy talking to groups who aren't in sales professionally, but love learning about selling techniques to use as life hacks.

No matter if you have a group of sales pros or rookies or even those who don't sell for a living, I can still share actionable insights for you group.


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