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by Lance Tyson (Author)
Have you ever thought about the potential of a $5 bar of iron? If you've never seen one, there's not much to it. Just a simple rectangle, like a bar of gold bullion, though a heck of a lot less expensive. But just because it's a $5 bar of iron doesn't mean it has to stay that way. There are actually lots of things you can do to increase its value. If you take that $5 bar of iron and melt it down and turn it into horseshoes, you could more than double its value to $12. Not bad. And if you take that $5 bar of iron and turn it into sewing needles, you increase the value to nearly $3500. Pretty good for a $5 bar of iron, right? But get this: if you take that same bar of iron and turn it into watch springs for the finest Swiss watches, you increase its value to $300,000 If you're in the sales game during these times of economic uncertainty, you have your work cut out for you. But the good news is you have a bar of iron ready to be shaped. No, I'm not talking about your product or service. Even in a recession, individuals and businesses still have problems that need solutions. And as long as you have a product or service that's efficient and effective, it has the potential to sell. The bar of iron I'm talking about is your sales team.But to unlock that potential, you need to understand that there are a whole lot of new variables with selling in today's world. Something called COVID-19 changed the rules of the game-maybe not permanently-but for the next decade or so at least. Virtual conferences, limited-capacity sporting events and entertainment venues, online retail, virtual education, video training; new models for our new world are emerging every day. But the bedrock of sales is what it always has been: we sell human to human, or what I call H2H.
