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Rich Dad's Advisor's: Sales Dogs

You Don't Have to Be an Attack Dog to Explode Your Income

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Rich Dad's Advisor's: Sales Dogs

By: Blair Singer
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The number one skill for any entrepreneur or business owner is the ability to sell. Why? Because sales equals income. Yet many fail financially, not because they do not have great ideas or even a good work ethic, but typically because they don't know how to, refuse to, are afraid to, or don't think that it is important to know how to sell.

Sales Dogs was written as a "how-to" to teach in a very fun and impactful way how to overcome the fears, the myths, and the obstacles to selling your products, services, or yourself. It teaches a simple, time-proven process of selling that will generate great income in almost any business. The listener will learn to master the five most important selling skills, how to overcome any objection, manage a territory, and much more.

The audiobook quickly debunks the idea that you have to be an overly aggressive "attack dog" to be successful. It uses the metaphor of "man's best friend" to say that a great salesperson is like a loyal, persistent, and lovable canine. It stipulates that there are five different "breeds" or personalities of Sales Dogs that can each make a lot of money by playing to their strength. You will learn how to identify, maximize, and train to that strength, and also how to teach others on your team to do the same.

Great for those who are new to sales, those uncomfortable with selling, and those who want to get better fast.
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Loved Blair's voice narrative! It's great advice for
anyone who wants to learn sales at the basic level and make an impact in their life even if they aren't salepeople.

Great advice and perfect for new sales people

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This book is engaging and applicable to all sales professionals, in any field, profession, or rank. I highly recommend Sales Dogs!

Must read for sales professionals

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Would you listen to Rich Dad Advisors: Sales Dogs again? Why?

YES! I am listening to it for the 2nd time because there is so much useful TIPS that you want to write them down.

What did you like best about this story?

His personal experience gives a lot of credibility to the narrative.

What does Blair Singer bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Years and years of success and failure that I have not experienced yet.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

I like Sales Dogs

Any additional comments?

As a realtor and dog-lover, I have to say that Singer does an awesome job with the comparisons between sales people and types of dogs. He is very detailed oriented and his previous experience makes him very credible. Definitely a book I would recommend!

EYE OPENING! VERY RELATABLE! GREAT ANALOGY!

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Good basics, but to much "dog talk" 😴.
If you don't care at all about dogs, the book can be very annoying.

Dogtalk

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Blair uses a unique approach to teaching sales. Different than most sales books. Thumbs Up

Different Than Other Books on Sales

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