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How to Handle Objections:
Whether you are talking about sales, life, relationships or business, you will always run into objections. Before we talk about how to handle objections, let’s be clear on what an objection is. An objection is a good thing. The worst thing that can happen after we try to close in anything is that the prospect doesn’t have any questions or objections.

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When I talk here about the ” Resistance to Change” objection I do not mean a competitor objection. I say this because it can sometimes prove very difficult to tell the difference. The prospect may choose to verbalise both objections by giving the salesperson very similar answers i.e. “I am happy with my current supplier”.

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