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    First; how do you know when you got it right

    You may have heard of the phrase – “what pushed your buttons”. In other words, what sorts of things motivate you or make you happy? Given we do most things in life because we want to, and moan about the things we hate, it is important to understand yourself in this context.

    What this is actually telling you about yourself is whether or not your own opinion matters most to you, or other people's opinions.

    I want you to answer the following question truthfully – without peeking at the explanation.

    How do you know when you have done a good job?

    How you answer this question, will

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    comes stronger. To be a successful in sales or business, you must create strong relationships. This article, brings you one step closer to understanding yourself and your customer or prospect.

    First; how do you know when you got it right

    You may have heard of the phrase – “what pushed your buttons”. In other words, what sorts of things motivate you or make you happy? Given we do most things in life because we want to, and moan about the things we hate, it is important to understand yourself in this context.

    What this is actually telling you about yourself is whether or not your own opinion matters most to you, or other people's opinions.

    I want you to answer the following question truthfully – without peeking at the explanation.

    How do you know when you have done a good job?

    How you answer this question, wil

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    know when you got it right

    You may have heard of the phrase – “what pushed your buttons”. In other words, what sorts of things motivate you or make you happy? Given we do most things in life because we want to, and moan about the things we hate, it is important to understand yourself in this context.

    What this is actually telling you about yourself is whether or not your own opinion matters most to you, or other people's opinions.

    I want you to answer the following question truthfully – without peeking at the explanation.

    How do you know when you have done a good job?

    How you answer this question, wil

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    , and moan about the things we hate, it is important to understand yourself in this context.

    What this is actually telling you about yourself is whether or not your own opinion matters most to you, or other people's opinions.

    I want you to answer the following question truthfully – without peeking at the explanation.

    How do you know when you have done a good job?

    How you answer this question, wil

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    ple's opinions.

    I want you to answer the following question truthfully – without peeking at the explanation.

    How do you know when you have done a good job?

    How you answer this question, will tell you a lot about yourself. In particular, you will understand whose opinion is important to you.

    Some of you may use phrases such as;

    • “Well I just know”
    • “It feels good, when the work is finished to a high standard”
    • ”I always do a good job”

    For others you may have responded;

    • “Well I am in sales, and the commission check is all the proof I need”
    • “When I get public recognition”
    • “When people come up and tell me”
    • “When I get a good grade in my appraisal”

    What this is actually telling you about yourself is whether or not your own opinion matters most to you, or other people's opinions.

    So what could go wrong if you said the wrong thing?

    Let's assume you meet someone wh

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