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    ’s first authors and consultants.

    These messages would

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    There used to be a recorded phone line we could call when I was selling for Time-Life Books that would give us a quick injection of motivation.

    It was sponsored by Jack Schwartz, a former insurance agent who became one of telephone selling’s first authors and consultants.

    These messages would l

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    as selling for Time-Life Books that would give us a quick injection of motivation.

    It was sponsored by Jack Schwartz, a former insurance agent who became one of telephone selling’s first authors and consultants.

    These messages would

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    ection of motivation.

    It was sponsored by Jack Schwartz, a former insurance agent who became one of telephone selling’s first authors and consultants.

    These messages would

    Another Year Hating Your Job or Loving Life
    I've come to the conclusion that to be successful - really successful - you've got to love what you do.Not like it okay. Not do it because you know how. Not do it because you've invested so much time and energy into it
    a former insurance agent who became one of telephone selling’s first authors and consultants.

    These messages would

    How To Survive A Job Loss
    Has this ever happened to you: You have been working at a particular job for a few years. It’s not the greatest job and it hasn’t always allowed you to capitalize on your unique gifts or talents. But it’s ok, and it pays the
    ’s first authors and consultants.

    These messages would last about a minute, and they’d be changed once or twice a week.

    I have to say they were a little corny, but heck, they were free, accessible, and actually uplifting.

    Jack would sign-off from every one with this line:

    “Have a go

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