Hi ,imagine running down a gravel country road in the pitch
black dark with the surf roaring in the background and the lightening flashing
and crackling in behind a curtain of black angry clouds crashing together to
produce a deafening cacophony! This amazing amphitheatre greeted the Jones boy
this morning,the wonder, power and the beauty of Mother nature,awesome!!bit
scary though!!:)
DNS, not three letters that thrill me especially when they
stand for “Did Not Start” my triathlon. There were a number of reasons the main
one being a lack of time in the bike saddle prior to the event. Never mind it
has made me more determined to complete the entire series later this year.
We reluctantly sold Sir Paul to a VW enthusiast last week,
just one problem however, just like our motorbike sale,our buyer is from out of
town……a long way out of town in fact,Christchurch !!!! Our buyer Jan
(pronnounced Yarn) is headed up to Auckland to drive Sir Paul back via SH1 next
weekend! Whilst we have sold our machine as a mechanically sound investment
this impending trip has the potential to push that claim to the limit
!!....good luck mate!!
I am always on the look out for new words or ones I don’t use
a lot. Last week I heard one that I liked a lot and have attempted to use as
much as possible recently. ‘Indomitable’ (incapable of being subdued :
unconquerable) very cool to use. It is a good idea to incorporate new word
usage into your vocab, why not try a new word every week…..starting this week….(mine
is cacophony used above!!).
I hope you all had a relaxing weekend with family and friends
as we head into yet another short week with Anzac Day approaching. I have added
the Friday to create a nice four day long weekend. We hope to take Fletcher to
his first dawn parade to commemorate our service men and women.
Cheers Jonesey.
Harry
and the Hendersons used the thunder and lightening to good effect joining us
petrified and huddled in our bed, together with Fletcher 6 in the Queen bed
=chaos !!! :)
I am enjoying chasing leads in the
field at the moment, banging on doors until they open and following up on
referrals from the network we have established……sounds easy but it is far from
it!
It is hellishly busy and the follow
up is relentless and seemingly never ending. There are times when I feel so
tired I cant continue but it is always the same thing that spurs me on and
keeps me going! That is the sheer thrill of the chase and the buzzzz of winning
and most importantly fear of losing!!
Quitting cant be an option, it is
too easy to give up on a prospect who is hard to contact or elusive to the
point of distraction !! That is the point where you need to double your
determiination to make contact,set appointments and close sales.
It is particularly hard when you
are out in the field on your own you have to be self motivated and driven but
hey that’s why so many fail because they give in to the rejection, the pressure
and the frustration of being a dreaded sales person….but guess what…..?
We are highly trained professionals who have accepted a mission to
sell to our existing and potential customers. We are ethical and honest and
empathetic to our customers needs, we are going to make sure they deal with us
because we are going to make it so much fun and mutually beneficial to do so.
Belief my friends belief in self,
company, service and/or product is what we are about and what we have embarked
on a lifelong career to convince all whom we come into contact with why we are
out here walking the streets every day to achieve.
These are my self thoughts as I
take on the world of sales every day, I hope they help you to do the same !!
Good luck out there my colleagues !!!
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