Cumulatively? BIG TIME

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rifat28dddd
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Cumulatively? BIG TIME

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What IS a big deal is when we calculated what that would mean over an entire year (the numbers will vary by industry):

Three 20 minute breaks during a half-day sales meeting.

10 calls per break = 30 phone calls per meeting.
30 phone calls per meeting x 12 meetings per year = 360 phone calls.
360 phone calls = 60 appointments
60 appointments = 20 new accounts.

So, what is the difference?
It’s how the top dog spent their 10 minutes at break.

Big deal? One time? No.


In this business, 20 accounts per year equals a LARGE amount of money.

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