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Hope Is Not a Strategy

Hope Is Not a Strategy

The 6 Keys to Winning the Complex Sale

by Rick Page

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appears in Sales, Business, and Nonfiction.

"No longer is being 'a good closer' the basis of sustainable success. Instead intakes the kind of strategic thinking Rick Page outlines inHope Is Not a Strategy."Geoffrey Moore, author of Crossing the Chasm and Inside the TornadoMaster of the complex sale, Rick Page is the author of the bestselling book, Hope Is Not a Strategy, and one of the mos...

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