What makes this conversation between Donald Kelly and Natasha Ho so special is not just that they’ve both found success in sales, it’s that they genuinely want others to find that same success. Listen in as they discuss the limitations many sellers create for themselves and the ways you can open up new opportunities for yourself by asking important questions. Natasha Ho’s Background After getting her degree and working her dream job, she realized she didn’t want to progress in that line of work and found a new dream She built her own business and became successful after she learned how to sell her product Sales consulting on the side led her towards a path that was ultimately more fulfilling Seeing Opportunities, Not Limitations High-Ticket buyers are like Santa Claus - you have to believe in them for them to exist. Your first high-ticket buyer could already be in your network, but you’ll never know unless you start to trust that they’re there. Identify prospects by listening. When you start looking for customers or clients, identify the people who want your help and who are willing and able to invest in it. Open up a conversation. Once you’ve identified someone to sell to, be willing to open up a dialogue. Know Yourself, Know Your Buyer What is your overall vision? What is your big goal? Before you start thinking about your buyer’s big goals or the problems they face, you need to know what your own goals are. Why do you want this goal? Why is it important to you? Selling can be a tough job - knowing the answer to this and reminding yourself of it can help keep you from getting too fatigued or burnt out. Why are you selling? This refers to your “bigger mission.” Sales will have ups and downs, and knowing the purpose behind what you do will help you through them. Believing in what you do will keep you from taking “no” too personally. “Go all-in on...

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