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One of the reasons you aren't making a lot of sales, is because you don't set targets.
You gerrit?
I'll explain.
#OurPepperSoup
You gerrit?
I'll explain.
#OurPepperSoup
A business should constantly be growing.
And that means; this month's profit must be more than last month's.
So, let's say you made 100k (in profits) this month.
Next month, your goal should be 200k (or so).
Now, how does this relate?
And that means; this month's profit must be more than last month's.
So, let's say you made 100k (in profits) this month.
Next month, your goal should be 200k (or so).
Now, how does this relate?
When you set a clear target, your mind automatically begins to work in that frequency.
Believe it or not.
Let's say you sell a 5k product.
Now, you know you need to sell 40 units.
Everything you'll be thinking for those 30 days, will be aimed at selling 40 units of ur product
Believe it or not.
Let's say you sell a 5k product.
Now, you know you need to sell 40 units.
Everything you'll be thinking for those 30 days, will be aimed at selling 40 units of ur product
You and I both know that it feels better to say:
I want to sell 40 units this month.
Than
I want to make sales this month.
Clarity is very important. Once you can cross that hurdle, other things can come.
I want to sell 40 units this month.
Than
I want to make sales this month.
Clarity is very important. Once you can cross that hurdle, other things can come.
I remember when I set the target to sell 100 copies of my book: *Poor Sales To Sold Out*, in 10 days.
It was looking impossible o
But I did 85.
Targets give you energyyyyy.
It was looking impossible o
But I did 85.
Targets give you energyyyyy.
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