
The Psychology of Selling
by Brian Tracy · first published 1986
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Why HN recommends it
Practical sales training focused on the mindset side of selling, including overcoming pre-call fear and handling rejection; often recommended as an audio set and suited to people new to sales.
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on “Ask HN: Resources to get better at outbound sales?” ↗Sales: The very best books/resources on the subject are: 1. The Ultimate Sales Machine by Chet Holmes 2. Zig Ziglar's The Secrets of Closing the Sale 3. Brian Tracy's The Psychology of Selling Copywriting: The 3 Best Books (All out of print): 1. Tested Advertising Methods by John Caples 2. Scientific Advertising by Claude Hopkins 3. Breakthrough Advertising by Eugene Schwartz If I could…
on “Ask HN: Best way to learn copywriting and sales?” ↗Listen to the Psychology of Selling by Brian Tracy. Best sales training I've material I've seen. There's a book too but skip that and get the CD set.
on “Learn to sell” ↗The audible book: The Psychology of Selling - The Art of Closing Sales, by Brian Tracy, is very good in helping overcome the fear that some of us might have before the sales call/meeting, handling the rejections, and moulding your approach/attitude…
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