“And that's a trick question because I always recommend don't pitch and propose. But that means that there are certain conversational models of sales that enable you to get those results so much easier because you are positioning yourself as the trusted advisor.”

Russell Pearson · Your Consulting Business Podcast · How to Build a $300K Consulting Business (3-Step Model)

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advise not to pitch and propose, but use conversational sales models positioning as a trusted advisor

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