Be 'Authoritative' - But how??
- Scott James Purves
- Jun 18, 2022
- 1 min read
Salespeople are told they need to sound 'authoritative' but what does this mean exactly?
Defined as:
able to be trusted as being accurate or true; reliable.
"clear, authoritative information and advice"
So what would prevent this from happening?
- sounding unsure
- being perceived as dishonest
- unreliable behaviour
Incongruity in what you're saying screams doubt, distrust and lack of confidence.
To become congruent you have to work on your:
- mindset: positivity & self confidence
- self-belief: assertiveness & leadership
- absolute confidence & clarity in what you're selling: a belief it's beneficial to your prospect
- honesty: absolute transparency in putting your client's needs first
Anything else you think is important?

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