This Week’s Direct Media Sales Mentoring Tip

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Here is this week’s direct sales mentoring tip.

“Have mentors. Seek help and guidance from people you admire and trust. Think about getting a coach, or a colleague or manager you can confide in, someone you can feel comfortable with and talk through your fears and doubts.”

Excerpt from my upcoming book The Desk Closest to The Door – How to Master the Art of Selling Direct Media, released early 2012.

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