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 Introduction 
  The Psychology of Client Decision Making 
  The Manager as Coach 
  Leading with Emotional Intelligence 
  Emotional Intelligence in Selling 
  Business Breakthroughs 
  The Art and Science of Selling 
  Attitude and Action for Achievement 
  Building a Positive Workplace 
 Program: The Psychology of Client Decision MakingThis sales training program aims to change the way sales people approach selling, so that they can engage the customer and build better client relationships. Participants will learn to understand the psychology and neuroscience behind their clients' decisions.  OverviewCompanies that display best practice in managing their customers' emotional engagement generate 26% more gross margins and 85% sales growth over their five largest competitors, according to the Harvard Management Review. This training program builds participants' awareness and skills in making the emotional connection with their clients. It focuses on the importance of building value in the client's mind. Key Content Understanding why people buy and how clients make decisions
  The role emotions play in the client's decision making process
  Minimising the client's fears and reluctance to move forward
  Asking questions that emotionally connect with the client, including the three most important questions you can ever ask a client or prospect
  Building the perceived value in the client's mind of your product and service
  How to plan an effective client meeting
 BenefitsParticipants on this program improve their ability to sell and understand clients. The benefits include:  Understanding of the emotions involved in the client's decisions
  The ability to ask the right questions and listen to the client
  Increased confidence when approaching a sale
  The ability to effectively plan and structure meetings
 Formats Keynote or conference presentation 45 min to 90 min
  Seminar or training workshop 1 day to 2 days
  Individual coaching to maximise learning and behavioural change
 Case Study The Psychology of Client Decision Making achieved significant growth in funds under management [Here]
 
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