One of the reasons you aren& #39;t making a lot of sales, is because you don& #39;t set targets.

You gerrit?

I& #39;ll explain.
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A business should constantly be growing.

And that means; this month& #39;s profit must be more than last month& #39;s.

So, let& #39;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& #39;s say you sell a 5k product.

Now, you know you need to sell 40 units.

Everything you& #39;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 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 ohttps://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="😂" title="Gesicht mit Freudentränen" aria-label="Emoji: Gesicht mit Freudentränen">

But I did 85.

Targets give you energyyyyy.

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