I lack a systematic way of selling that allows me to remain in control of a sales tour and/or analyze results.
I have difficulty picking up the telephone and making follow up calls.
Sometimes, Guests can be intimidating.
Past sales training fades away over time (no reinforcement, repetition or coaching).
I struggle with poor time management.
My goals don't always keep me on track when things don’t go my way.
I often present the offer, then, don't get the sale.
I deal with Guests who want to check out other options before deciding.
I don't know exactly how and when to close.
I have difficulty dealing with concerns or pressure about price.
I don't get enough high-quality referrals.
I get too many “think it overs” that never turn into sales.
I feel rejection when Guests say 'no'.
I perceive there is no money, or, not enough money from potential Guests.
Guests are not returning my calls or emails.
There are hidden decision makers or influences which are not revealed.
Educated Guests become informed Members.
Accepting an 'I want to think it over' leaves the door open for a future sale.
Always Remember to Ask for the Sale
 
Be enthusiastic when answering questions. 
You can listen your way into a sale.
What's In It For Me?
Pain Points
Transactional Analysis
The 3 Questions Every Guest Secretly Asks
Can I trust you?
(Reliability & Integrity)
Are you good at what you do?
(Competence & Quality)
Do you care about me?
(Empathy & Personalization)
CONCERNS
What can I do today that I'll be grateful for eight years from now?
Comfort Zone
"Thinking is difficult. That's why most people judge."
— Carl Jung
Thought Leaders Whose Wisdom will give You an Unfair Advantage
Seth Godin
Chris Voss
Timothy Ferris
Robert Cialdini
Daniel Pink
Robert Greene
Angela Duckworth
Dan Heath
Thomas Sowell
Thomas Harris
Steven Covey
Simon Sinek