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Make sure they don't forget who you are and how you can help them. The list goes on, but just get it done.These days, the internet seems to be the source for nearly everything. From fitness and diets to love relationships to gardening to buying a car, you'll find all sorts of information online that's available with a few simple clicks. Yup, internet coaching is a strong force online and you could be part of it.If you feel it in your bones that you were meant to share w Clients experience many types of life events that deserve recognition, praise and sympathy. As a financial service professional, it is important to stay in touch with and understand your clients. It's called empathy, and it is sales skill mastered by only a few. Businesses around the world are beginning to train their sales forces on empathy. You don;t want to get left behind. A great professional uses special times in people's lives to get in front of them and help them make sound financial decisions. It is a very rewarding job, but one must keep in touch. For examples of life events, as well as a comprehensive list of data you should collect from clients, visit my website at www.salesjive.com and log in to the Private Lessons area. Once you realize how much business you may be leaving on the table, you'll figure out that keeping that business is as simple as staying in touch.
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