EP. 96 Things You Think About Yourself That Are Keeping You Underbooked and Underpaid In Your MFR Business

Sales don't have the best reputation. Most of us despise sales and wish we could just do good work without feeling icky. So we avoid it and put the burden on our clients to want what we have without us having to sell. 

If we don’t sell our MFR services, we won’t be in business for long.

So I’m here to tell you that sales don't have to feel gross. We can learn how to get good at selling. To get good at selling MFR, you have to shift your focus. Listen in to learn how. 

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