Comments for Tim Gary's Mind Drops http://www.timgary.com Could be anything Thu, 21 May 2009 02:51:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Asking for the [Next] Sale by jo@reviewsandadspace http://www.timgary.com/asking-for-the-next-sale/#comment-885 jo@reviewsandadspace Thu, 21 May 2009 02:51:40 +0000 http://www.timgary.com/?p=58#comment-885 Sometimes you just have to stick your neck out when it comes to asking for the next sale. How are you going to make any progress if you don't make any sales? Then you don't make any money and so on. You have to "make it rain" with customers yourself otherwise no one will "make it rain" for you except for you.Good points were raised. Sometimes you just have to stick your neck out when it comes to asking for the next sale. How are you going to make any progress if you don’t make any sales?
Then you don’t make any money and so on.
You have to “make it rain” with customers yourself otherwise no one will “make it rain” for you except for you.Good points were raised.

]]> Comment on Asking for the [Next] Sale by Stoyko@Cheap Money Transfers http://www.timgary.com/asking-for-the-next-sale/#comment-884 Stoyko@Cheap Money Transfers Wed, 20 May 2009 16:01:42 +0000 http://www.timgary.com/?p=58#comment-884 Its the same with dating :) On the end of the first date you should arrange a second one, do not go for "I'll call you". Act now and look her in the eyes :) Its the same with dating :) On the end of the first date you should arrange a second one, do not go for “I’ll call you”. Act now and look her in the eyes :)

]]> Comment on Asking for the [Next] Sale by Ryan Healy@Business Growth http://www.timgary.com/asking-for-the-next-sale/#comment-883 Ryan Healy@Business Growth Tue, 19 May 2009 15:24:27 +0000 http://www.timgary.com/?p=58#comment-883 Tim - Great story. I can totally relate to meeting couples (at a restaurant, park, etc.), but then never getting together. I like your suggestion to set up a get-together before you even part ways. I guess an example of this in blogging might be Action Comments -- it asks for people to subscribe to your main email list when you submit a comment. Ryan Tim – Great story. I can totally relate to meeting couples (at a restaurant, park, etc.), but then never getting together. I like your suggestion to set up a get-together before you even part ways.

I guess an example of this in blogging might be Action Comments — it asks for people to subscribe to your main email list when you submit a comment.

Ryan

]]> Comment on Asking for the [Next] Sale by tina@frisco tx homes http://www.timgary.com/asking-for-the-next-sale/#comment-877 tina@frisco tx homes Thu, 07 May 2009 23:26:38 +0000 http://www.timgary.com/?p=58#comment-877 I have always been an outgoing person, so while I have been at restaurants or a bar, or where ever, I have struck up conversations with potential clients, however I have had good conversations go bad, when I tell them who I am and give them a business card. I had one gentleman, say what where just talking to be for a sale? I have learned to take it much easier now and let the game come to me. I have always been an outgoing person, so while I have been at restaurants or a bar, or where ever, I have struck up conversations with potential clients, however I have had good conversations go bad, when I tell them who I am and give them a business card. I had one gentleman, say what where just talking to be for a sale? I have learned to take it much easier now and let the game come to me.

]]> Comment on Asking for the [Next] Sale by ?? http://www.timgary.com/asking-for-the-next-sale/#comment-876 ?? Thu, 07 May 2009 06:44:32 +0000 http://www.timgary.com/?p=58#comment-876 I have a funny story about this. When I was a kid I went to an ENT doctor's, becuase my nose was stuffed all the time. But even after I got better, I kept going there becuase everytime I went there and finished the treatment, the receptionist said "so, next Wednesday is fine with you?" and kept going there. Finally I asked the doctor himself when I can stop coming, and he said "Oh, you are fine already." What da!! :) I have a funny story about this. When I was a kid I went to an ENT doctor’s, becuase my nose was stuffed all the time. But even after I got better, I kept going there becuase everytime I went there and finished the treatment, the receptionist said “so, next Wednesday is fine with you?” and kept going there. Finally I asked the doctor himself when I can stop coming, and he said “Oh, you are fine already.” What da!! :)

]]> Comment on Asking for the [Next] Sale by Lenovo Coupons http://www.timgary.com/asking-for-the-next-sale/#comment-869 Lenovo Coupons Sat, 02 May 2009 20:31:47 +0000 http://www.timgary.com/?p=58#comment-869 Realy interesting post. I think much of life is like this, in terms of passing by on new opportunities. I have to admit, if someone dining next to me started a conversation, and then wanted to schedule another dinner.. I would be somewhat uncomfortable. But that's just me. Another example is when I go to my hair cut, they make sure to schedule the next appointment before I leave. Realy interesting post. I think much of life is like this, in terms of passing by on new opportunities. I have to admit, if someone dining next to me started a conversation, and then wanted to schedule another dinner.. I would be somewhat uncomfortable. But that’s just me.

Another example is when I go to my hair cut, they make sure to schedule the next appointment before I leave.

]]> Comment on Asking for the [Next] Sale by Myrtle Beach Golf http://www.timgary.com/asking-for-the-next-sale/#comment-867 Myrtle Beach Golf Thu, 30 Apr 2009 16:13:49 +0000 http://www.timgary.com/?p=58#comment-867 Very true! I hate it when I see people and swear that we'll be better at keeping touch or get together and then the follow up never occurs! I agree that a "then and now" approach is needed for some types of people, myself included. Thanks for the post! Very true! I hate it when I see people and swear that we’ll be better at keeping touch or get together and then the follow up never occurs! I agree that a “then and now” approach is needed for some types of people, myself included. Thanks for the post!

]]> Comment on You Can’t KNOW Until You Actually DO by Terry@ Lab Coat http://www.timgary.com/you-cant-know-until-you-actually-do/#comment-862 Terry@ Lab Coat Mon, 27 Apr 2009 06:14:41 +0000 http://www.timgary.com/you-cant-know-until-you-actually-do/#comment-862 I understand Janey. But that does not mean the things that Tim pointed out which can be done with the iPhone are unnecessary. We have different needs thus what's necessary for me might not be necessary for you. If I'm an automotive technician, I would say that a complete set of power tools would be more necessary than an iPhone. I understand Janey. But that does not mean the things that Tim pointed out which can be done with the iPhone are unnecessary. We have different needs thus what’s necessary for me might not be necessary for you. If I’m an automotive technician, I would say that a complete set of power tools would be more necessary than an iPhone.

]]> Comment on Asking for the [Next] Sale by El@horses for sale http://www.timgary.com/asking-for-the-next-sale/#comment-860 El@horses for sale Fri, 24 Apr 2009 11:53:52 +0000 http://www.timgary.com/?p=58#comment-860 That's such an awesome sales tactic (and really useful for making dates with friends and family). I guess taking it one step further; frequent arrangements like this lead to habits forming, which obviously makes sales and meetings easier. That’s such an awesome sales tactic (and really useful for making dates with friends and family). I guess taking it one step further; frequent arrangements like this lead to habits forming, which obviously makes sales and meetings easier.

]]> Comment on Asking for the [Next] Sale by Terry@ Lab Coat http://www.timgary.com/asking-for-the-next-sale/#comment-859 Terry@ Lab Coat Fri, 24 Apr 2009 03:30:57 +0000 http://www.timgary.com/?p=58#comment-859 Can it be done through email after the first purchase? I've done online shopping too and I have to say that if I still have the money, a trusted seller would get the next sale immediately. This is a great tactic. Can it be done through email after the first purchase? I’ve done online shopping too and I have to say that if I still have the money, a trusted seller would get the next sale immediately. This is a great tactic.

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