Addicted to the Process
How to Close Transactional Sales with Confidence and Consistency
by Scott Leese
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In Addicted to the Process, top sales leader Scott Leese injects you with a powerful shot of adrenaline and teaches you how to Drill habits that build your confidence as a salesperson Use the addiction model to close deals like an allstar Stick to a proven process to blow up your numbers Hit milestones that drive you toward your real goals...
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