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What does Jeremy say is the first job of a salesperson at the very beginning of a conversation?
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Jeremy explains that buying is 100% emotional and logic is only used to justify the decision afterward. How should this change the way a telecaller structures their questions during a call?
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According to Jeremy what do most salespeople do when a prospect hangs up says no or slams the door?
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Jeremy uses a life insurance example to demonstrate the concerned tone — asking how many months the wife could pay the mortgage without the husband's income. What makes this question effective and how can a telecaller adapt this principle for their own product?
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What type of answers does a prospect give when their guard is up during a sales conversation?
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What is the correct approach Jeremy recommends when a prospect reacts negatively to a call?
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What is a 'pattern interrupt' as described by Jeremy Miner?
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Jeremy explains that buying is 100% emotional and logic is only used to justify the decision afterward. How should this change the way a telecaller structures their questions during a call?
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Which of the following tones does Jeremy say triggers sales resistance because it reminds prospects of telemarketers?
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According to Jeremy when is it appropriate to use a challenging tone with a prospect?
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