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“Remember: when you walk into a DIY store to buy a drill, you don’t want the drill. Your end goal is to make a hole and, in order to achieve this, you have to buy the drill.”

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Book:Selling with EASE: The Four Step Sales Cycle Found in Every Successful Business Transaction

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Chris Murray, born on May 17, 1968, is a renowned author and business speaker. His works cover a range of fields including business strategy and personal development, which are highly appreciated by readers and audiences. more

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