Hot Buttons and Objections – Artists

My Chinese partner, Michael Chen, CEO of Zest Learning in China, has asked to write a series of blogs on what is the key hot button for each of the seven components and what are the likely objections such individuals are likely to provide during a sales call. We have so far dealt with the Politician (P), Normal (N), Hustler (H), and Doublechecker (D) components so now let’s consider another component commonly found in administration decision makers: the Artist or A component. Artists are dri.....

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Hot Buttons and Objections – Doublecheckers

My Chinese partner, Michael Chen, CEO of Zest Learning in China, has asked to write a series of blogs on what is the key hot button for each of the seven components and what are the likely objections such individuals are likely to provide during a sales call. We have so far dealt with the Politician (P), Normal (N), and Hustler (H) components so now let’s consider another component commonly found in administration decision makers: the Doublechecker or D component. Doublecheckers are driven b.....

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Hot Buttons and Objections – Hustler/GoGetters

My Chinese partner, Michael Chen, CEO of Zest Learning in China, has asked to write a series of blogs on what is the key hot button for each of the seven components and what are the likely objections such individuals are likely to provide during a sales call. We have so far dealt with the Politician (P) and Normal (N) components so now let’s consider another common component in decision makers: the Hustler/GoGetter or H component. Hustler/GoGetters are driven by the desire for material succe.....

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Hot Buttons and Objections – Normal/Regulators

My Chinese partner, Michael Chen, CEO of Zest Learning in China, has asked to write a series of blogs on what is the key hot button for each of the seven components and what are the likely objections such individuals are likely to provide during a sales call. We have dealt with the Politician or P component so now lets consider the next most common component in decision makers: the Normal/Regulator or N component. Unlike the other six components that are genetically set in your temperament The.....

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